Ep 18. Oh Brother
- TVPG
- July 20, 2018
- 25 min
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In the 18th episode of season 1 of Find Me in Paris, titled "Oh Brother," the students at the Paris Opera Ballet School are preparing for the annual Parents Day performance, where their families come to watch them dance. Lena is excited to show her parents, who have flown in from America, everything she has learned at the school.
However, Lena's excitement is short-lived when she discovers that her little brother Leo has snuck into her bag and has accompanied her to Paris. She is worried about him being alone and unsupported in a foreign country, especially since he is allergic to almost everything.
Lena hides Leo in her room at the ballet school but struggles to keep him hidden from everyone else, especially when her friends come to visit her. Meanwhile, Jeff is having trouble bonding with his own brother after he comes to visit, and he and Ines try to help Lena by giving her advice on how to handle the situation.
As the day of the performance approaches, Lena becomes more and more anxious about the possibility of Leo being discovered and ruining everything for her. She attempts to teach him how to dance so that he can blend in with the rest of the students, but her efforts are complicated by the fact that he is so allergic to the studio dust.
Eventually, Lena realizes that she can't keep Leo hidden forever and decides to come clean to her parents. They are initially upset with her for not telling them sooner, but they quickly forgive her when they see how much she cares for her brother.
The episode ends on a high note with the Parents Day performance, where Lena dances beautifully and Leo cheers her on from the audience, proud of his big sister. Jeff and his brother also come to an understanding, realizing the importance of family and connection.
Overall, episode 18 of Find Me in Paris is a heartwarming and humorous exploration of sibling relationships and the challenges of balancing family and personal aspirations. Viewers will be touched by Lena's devotion to her brother and the importance of familial support.
