Between the sudden death of Marta and the return of Cléo, the tension is at its height in Here it all begins. If Joachim is honest in the support he gives to Cléo, the young woman is just as honest with him. Will Clotilde’s husband start to doubt his little protégé? We asked questions to their interpreters, Alice Aviez-Matton and Janis Abrikh.
Nothing is going well for Joachim in Here it all begins, still very distressed by the sudden death of his little sister. But as he is a nice guy, Clotilde’s husband compensates for his sadness by taking Cléo under his wing. Joachim will be unfailing support for the young woman, who has surprisingly decided to return to the Institute where she has only enemies. Is she honest with him? Will Joachim doubt her? Alice Aviez-Matton et Janis Abrikhthe performers of Cleo et Joachim respond.
Here it all begins : Is Cléo honest with Joachim? Alice Aviez-Matton’s response
Hated by all, it is nevertheless at the Institute that Cleo takes refuge. And while she is hiding from her former comrades to whom she has caused misery, Cléo receives unexpected help from Joachim. If the young woman has things to be forgiven, she remains an ambiguous character. Is she playing Joachim? Is she sincere with him? “Non, Cleo do not take advantage of Joachim, assure Alice Aviez-Matton. She takes the hand of the first person who offers it to her. She really needs help and has no choice but to accept what is offered to her.”
Here it all begins : Will Joachim doubt Cléo? Janis Abrikh’s response
Clotilde’s husband takes reckless risks to help the young woman, to the point of even putting his marriage in danger. Cleo on his side has things to hide. Starting with the fact that she knows Gaspard. Worse, she might even want revenge, since it was because of him that she failed the entrance exam to the Institute. In these circumstances, it is normal to wonder if Joachim will soon doubt his little protégé. We asked the question to Janis Abrikhhis interpreter. “I don’t think so, begins the actor. He sees the fragility of Cleo and the difficulty of the situation in which she finds herself. There is really some positive ground: she really wants and tries to get out of it. In any case, this is Joachim’s perception and perspective. That is to say, if he can try to make certain resources available to help her and not go back to where she came from, he will do it. Even against all odds. He is perhaps the only one who believes in her, insists Janis Abrikh. And even if there may be a phase of doubt, this will be completely swept away by the fact that Joachim needs to help Cléo because it is his form of redemption: by helping her, he will try to erase the fact that he wasn’t there for his sister.”
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