It All Begins Here: What’s in store for Monday January 6, 2025 Episode 1083 [SPOILERS]

onPlease note that the following paragraphs contain spoilers for The Here It All Begins tomorrow night on TF1! If you’d rather know nothing, go ahead.

On Monday, January 6, everything starts here…

Solal leaves the comfort zone

For Zoe and Solal, this new year 2025 is placed under the sign of love. While they kiss in the park of the Auguste Armani Institute, Maya surprises them and teases them about being inseparable. He takes the opportunity to tell the young man to do “crazier” things with his girlfriend.

Later that day, in the library, Solal informs Zoë and Maya that he has come up with an original idea for the evening: he wants to spend the night at his father’s villa, but Zoë prefers to sleep under the stars. Finally, after Maya’s draw, the young couple chooses to spend the night in a tent.

During Chef Wisberg’s class, Maya reveals to Malik that Zoe and Solal are going to spend the night at the beach and that she wants the same thing, which Malik really doesn’t like. Gary arrives at the same time, which creates an awkwardness. Finally, he confides in Maya and Malik that his best friend Zoe’s happiness is the most important thing to him.

At the same time, Solal is trying to set up a tent on the beach, but it is very difficult. Zoe is amused by the situation and eventually realizes that her boyfriend has never pitched a tent or slept in one. Moreover, the latter does not encourage spending the night outside. Zoe told him: “You’re so cute, when you’re scared I’ll be there to protect you.”

Students will pay tribute to Martha

Students at the Auguste Armand Institute are in mourning. In addition, they feel guilty for not going to Joachim’s sister Martha’s funeral. This situation gives Hortense an idea: why not organize a ceremony on the premises of the institution?

A few hours later, Anais, Tommy, Mehdi, Hortense, and Lionel recall their memories with Marta, then write them down on paper. While everyone writes tender little notes, Hortense only keeps the fact that Martha has been harassing Celia for weeks…

It’s time for Martha’s tribute ceremony. Clotilde arrives and informs Teysier and Constance that Joachim does not wish to come. Hortense then releases balloons with messages in honor of the deceased. At the same time, Anais’ record explodes in flight and her record falls to the ground.

Later that afternoon, in Chef Guino’s class, Suleiman explains to Leonard that Marta and Anais were enemies. Gaspard takes the opportunity to tell his comrades that Martha’s ghost is haunting the institute. Then he adds: “I take ghost stories very seriously.”

Joachim discovers Constance’s secret

The day after the announcement of Marta’s death, Joakim recalls the most beautiful memories he spent with his little sister. He feels guilty for not being there for her the day she ruptured the aneurysm. He said to Clotilde: “It’s spending time with you that I didn’t with my sister. As usual, I adjusted to you and it cost me.”

In the afternoon, while she is preparing for her cooking class, Clotilda is visited by Rose and Constance. The two women advise her to go find her husband, but the chief confides in them that he does not want to see him. Clotilda, on the other hand, seems consumed with regret.

Later that morning, Teissier confides in Constance that he feels affected by Martha’s disappearance. He asks his wife if there are any warning signs of a ruptured aneurysm as he worries about his children, Theo and Charlene. Constance tries to confess something to her, but at the same time Teissier receives a call.

In the evening, Joachim is waiting for Constance at the exit of the institute. In his hand he holds proof that Marta came to him for counseling shortly before his death. Constance ended up admitting that when she visited Charlene, Marta was complaining of a lot of headaches, dizziness, and blurred vision.

Because of her symptoms, Constance advised the young woman to see a doctor, but Joachim says her little sister never did. He starts yelling at Constance, telling her: “If you had done your job properly and taken care of my sister, we might have saved her life. It’s your fault she died.”