Laurent Ries-Sourisot, a cartoonist who survived the Charlie Hebdo attack, shares his harrowing experience being shot during the tragic event in January 2015. He recounts the moment the gunmen stormed the office, bringing chaos to what was meant to be an ordinary day. Ries highlights the emotional struggle of fear that followed, yet emphasizes the unexpected surge of global support and solidarity. He reflects on the resilience of the staff, vowing to honor their fallen colleagues by continuing the publication's legacy despite the overwhelming adversity.