The video “Emily in Paris Season 2 Episode 5 Emily And Camille Made A Pact To Never Being With Gabriel Scene” is a scene from the fifth episode of the second season of the Netflix series “Emily in Paris”. The scene takes place when Emily Cooper, an American marketing executive, and her best friend Camille, a French socialite, meet up to talk about their relationship with Gabriel, a French chef.

The scene begins with Emily apologizing for being late. Camille tells her that it is okay, and Emily apologizes again. Camille tells her to relax, and Emily says that she is sorry. Camille tells her that it is okay, and Emily says that she sees. Camille thanks her for texting her, and Emily says that she is so happy to see her. Camille says that she is so happy to see her too.

Emily then tells Camille that she had time to think about everything, and that she thinks she knows what happened. Camille asks her what, and Emily says that she thought Gabriel and she broke up. Camille tells her that he was leaving Paris, and Emily says that maybe she was situated by the moment. Camille says that she doesn’t know, and Emily says that so many stranger things have happened in Paris. Camille agrees, and Emily says that she would never have known if she thought that she and Gabriel were still together. Camille says that she just wishes Emily had told her from the start as her friend. Emily regrets that she didn’t, and Camille says that anyway, her family is so happy that Emily is back on the account. Emily says that she came up with this brilliant idea, and that they don’t want to do it without her. Camille thanks her, and Emily says that she is so relieved. Camille believes her, and Emily says that she will work so hard to make it a huge success. Camille knows that she will, and Emily says that to a fresh start. Camille says that to that, and Emily says that they should never let a man come between them again. Camille agrees, and they make a pact to never be with Gabriel. Emily says that she doesn’t have to worry about her, and Camille says that she agrees then. Emily says that of course, and they drink on it to never being with Gabriel.

This scene is a good example of the show’s lighthearted and charming tone. It is also a good way to develop the characters of Emily and Camille, and to set up the potential conflict between them. The scene also shows the importance of friendship, and the idea that sometimes you have to make sacrifices for the people you love.