“Even if she knows it’s dangerous…” Why did Cléo return to the Institute? His interpreter Alice Aviez-Matto responds

Horror, misfortune: an intruder has sneaked into the Institute. Worse, it was Cléo Louvin, who had caused quite a mess in Here it all begins. Why the hell did she come back to hide out in the prestigious cooking school where she only has enemies? Alice Aviez-Matton, her interpreter, explains to Télé-Loisirs the surprising decision taken by her character.

Accustomed to character returns, fans ofHere it all begins were probably not surprised to see Cléo again. On the other hand, they were surely surprised to find the young woman so quickly after her internment, last October 1. Especially since after having done so much harm to the Institute – she notably tried to kill Jim – why the hell did Cléo decide to set foot there again when she is finally free ? We asked the question to Alice Aviez-Matton, the interpreter of Cléo.

Here it all begins : why does Cléo return to the Institute?

Raised in a sect then kidnapped, Cléo grew up in hiding. While Jasmine took her childhood friend under her wing, she completely spiraled to the point of stealing her friend's life and attempting to kill Jim twice (a plot inspired by an American film from the 1990s) . Hated by everyone, it was nevertheless at the Institute that Cléo found refuge. “She has nowhere else to go, begins Alice Aviez-Matton, his interpreter. Her parents are on the run and, even though she knows it's dangerous, it's the place where she has her last bearings. It’s important because it’s sorely lacking.”
For the moment, only Joachim and Clotilde are aware of Cléo's presence but the risk of running into her former comrades is great… “She hides and stays cautious because she knows that if she runs into Jasmine, Jim and the others again, they won't be very happy to see her.” However, let's count on the authors so that the inevitable happens soon!

Here it all begins : Cleo is “healthy and monitored” according to Alice Aviez-Matton

As for knowing Cléo's state of health and whether she is done with her old demons, her interpreter wants to be positive and optimistic. “She is doing better in the sense that she spent three months in a psychiatric hospital and is now undergoing treatment. She is coming back healthy and monitored,” concludes the actress who has just finished filming the Seasons, the next miniseries by Nicolas Maury (Ten Percent) for Arte.