Jumelles

Shaken by tragedy, the twins must choose between their musical dreams and fighting injustice, revealing their first real differences.

After Jasmine's death, Emma channels her anger into a radical act, while Florence continues to sing. Their opposing choices reignite family tensions and strain their bond.

As punishment, Emma is grounded. Florence, rejected by Emma, ​​goes to a party at William's house. Emma, ​​jealous, decides to go secretly, creating tension and conflict.

Florence disappoints William by leaving the committee. Emma takes the opportunity to get closer to him by getting involved in a joint project about her grandfather Evans' career.

Emma campaigns for more diversity in extracurricular activities. Evans and Stanley clash at dinner, reopening old wounds. Meanwhile, Florence feels neglected by her family.

Emma's commitment to greater diversity in extracurricular activities has negative consequences for Florence. Jealous and hurt, Florence decides to prioritize her own well-being.

After Florence and William grow closer, Emma demands her own room. Florence is torn between her feelings for William and her desire to preserve her relationship with her sister.

Emma savors her freedom in her new room, while Florence, lost in memories and the void left by her sister's absence, tries to define what truly suits her.

Nicknamed "Miss Perfect," Florence changes her style and throws a party to break free from that image. Emma, ​​neglected by her sister and her friends, focuses on rehearsing her show with Jacob.

Emma and Jacob are working on their music project, while Florence is searching for her own identity. Guided by Evans, she transforms her frustrations into a new song.

Emma and Jacob confess their feelings for each other. Out of fear of his racist father, Jacob deeply hurts Emma. William encourages Florence to share her new song.

Hospitalized after feeling unwell and estranged from Jacob, will Emma be able to participate in the competition?