Thursday, August 23, 2012

Amor Bravío #13 (Uni 8) Wed 8/22/12 The Great Escape, and Javert is Back! How We Wish Camila Would Dive to Freedom Too!


Before beginning this recap, greetings to the entire Caray Caray family including recappers, regular posters and all other lurkers. I am happy to have the opportunity to be a recap trainee, following the impressive talent of the established Caray!Caray! recap team.  I have been a faithful Caray!Caray! reader from viewerville since I discovered this blog back during the "Destilando Amor" days.  Mind you, my viewing obsession started even earlier while watching "Tu o Nadie" in Mexico.   Since then, I never follow a Uni telenovela without also reading Caray!Caray! recaps and I frequently find myself laughing aloud (and having to explain why to anyone in earshot of me).  It has been great fun and a fascinating study of telenovela culture. On to the recap.

We begin with one quick scene of Daniel running in the Chilean forest with the Chilean police in close pursuit.  His cellmate has died from being shot and he is forced to leave him behind.

Back to Mexico for the long ride home in the car with Alonso still blathering at Camila about going to Viv's party without him. According to him, her job is to stay at his side and support him through this, er, difficult time and through his insecurity.  He keeps gesturing towards and looking down at his lap as if there is a third member of this conversation.  He adds that this problem is as much hers as it is his and she is just as responsible for it as he is. All reasoning on Camila's part is pointless as it is going in one big Al ear and out the other.  At this point, let me just weigh in with all of the discussion regarding Al's overall similarities to other people and creatures...After careful consideration, I have concluded he is slightly Tony Randall, more Tony Perkins (similar mumsy issues) and a smidgeon of Mel Gibson (in the eyes and recorded temperament).

Back in Chile, Abe is awakened by a call from the Chilean prison staff, letting him know there has been a prison break. Abe is on it and declares he will dash down to the command post in minutes.

Back at the hacienda, after a very wearing and long car trip home, we are sure, Camila tells Alonso that the farce of a marriage is over. Alonso attempts to rationalize the craziness by saying all couples go through these types of thing. Camila isn't buying it. In the next attempt at rationalizing, Alonso declares that this idea must all be the result of Camila being around that "muy liberal" and divorced photographer, Vivi.  Since Viv is single, she must be putting ideas in Camila's head to lure her into a decadent single marital status.  Camila of course, denies this to no avail.  Note to Camila - girlfriend, when Al is in crazy mode give up reasoning with him.

Cut to Natalia's mom, Amanda, telling Natalia to consider getting another job since everything is upside down in El Rancho Malquerido.  Amanda points out that Alonso doesn't exactly trust Natalia, also rumor has it that  Camila and Al's honeymoon marriage is more like the Luna de Manicomio, and that ownership of the ranch is pretty shakey right now.  Natalia waves off Mom's concerns saying she can handle it and they pay her pretty well (in money and chisme).  Mom goes to the fallback position of suggesting Natalia find a good man to take care of her.  Umm, Wasn't that the whole plan behind Camila marrying Al?

Back to the happy couple.  Alonso further blathers that the pressure of the "misappropriated" inheritance is causing him this stress and to act in this way.  Not just that, but there is so much pressure from all the people he is responsible for taking care of and protecting, Camila, Agustina, Maja, etc. and that no one appreciates him. Camila says, "you're a great guy, but love is about trust and er sexuality" and clearly this is not happening.

Back at the prison break, Daniel runs through the dense foliage pursued by the prison guards and their dogs.  He manages to make it out into the open to .... a cliff.  What will he do?

But first, back at Abe's office.  Abe has now become Chile's version of Javert (Les Miz) on his righteous quest to find the escaped prisoner as the new mission of his life. The guards and staff tell him that Daniel has pulled a technical fast one on them and erased all computer info about him which will delay their being able to track him and which then brings Abe's ire a notch higher.

BAck to Daniel and the cliff.   Daniellooks back and forth and then ... aaayeeeee!!!!!... he jumps (with a score of about five in my estimation).  The cameras are hard at work, he is actually filmed hitting the surface and plunging below the surface, bubbles and all. The soldiers shoot at him jumping and, of course, miss him. Daniel recovers and starts to swim, and swim and swim.... Many of the following scenes continue this theme, just so you know in advance.  The scenes cut into Daniel swimming freestyle, Daniel sleeping on a rock out at sea while his face is submerged, Daniel seeing land in the distance and Daniel finally dragging himself onto the sand to collapse once again. I am telling you this just in case I am a little out of order.  Someone forgot to tell the writers and editors this was day two of my training as a blogger.

Meanwhile, Dionisio is growling into the phone at Isadora that his plans in Chile were dashed and there was a prison break while he was trying to get in to see (and off) Daniel.  He hopes Daniel was not one of the ones who escaped, because this would really throw a wrench into his plans.  Dionisio and Isadora's eyes glitter with adrenaline as they consider plan B.

Swim scene.


Back at the Hacienda, the next morning, Camila and Agustina have a mother daughter talk.  Agustina complains she heard the happy couple fighting all the way in her room last night.  She tells Camila she knew this would happen if Camila went to Viv's party alone. Camila gets to the point saying this marriage may very well be a mistake.  Mom begs to differ saying Alonso is a nice guy. Camila agrees "sin dudo"  (really?) but adds he just isn't the right "nice guy" for her (remember that line ladies when you need a smooth breakup line). Camila says she needs to go to town to apologize to Vivi for last night's scene.  She is going alone despite metiche mom offering to go to try to avert another scene with Alonso.

Swim scene.

Scene switches to the kitchen where Piedad is cooking and the strange sarape guy Leoncio is sitting at the table, sans sarape, finally.  Luzma, her daughter, comes in and is asking to go to el centro with her friends. Teenage angst ensues when Sarape Guy (girl's Tio Leo) tells her her skirt is too short. Mom agrees saying Tio Leo is just taking care of the pair of them.  The girl replies with predictable indignation.  Girl proceeds to leave the kitchen and call "mi amor" to cancel some clandestine meeting. Look like Tio Leo is on to Luzma. Tio Leo tells mom that he tells Luzma what he does because he doesn't want girl to end up like mom did... back story on this to come later.

Another part of the hacienda has Natalia and Alonso together planning the day when Agustina comes into the room.  When asked about Camila's whereabouts, metiche mom spills the beans that Camila went to town to apologize to Vivi for the scene created at last night's party.  Al gets edgy, comes up with a plan and demands Natalia go to the florist and have flowers delivered to the house for Camila.

Camila, in town, is at her first stop, which is apparently at the town church starting with the obligatory prayer to the Virgen of Guadalupe to  help her out of her confusion.

Back to Abe/Javert and the guards discussing Daniel's escape. Guard informs Abe that Daniel escaped by jumping off the cliff. Dratt, says Abe, that Daniel is a good swimmer.  Nonetheless, Abe will find Daniel,dead or alive, no matter what.

Back at the church, where Camila knocks and asks Padre Baldomero if she can talk and confess.  Camila tells Padre she isn't sure if what she is about to confess is a sin or not, but that she needs help.  She thinks she should not have married Alonso as  he has now shown her a completely different side of himself that she is none to happy about.  He is controlling (creepy), possessive (creepy), oh and she mentions has "su problema".  Here I nearly fell off the chair wondering if she was really going to talk about "su problem" with Padre?  Camila proceeds to get  straight to it using euphemisms like "we have not yet completed our marriage" and "I haven't been fully completed by Alonso as a man" etc....

Somewhere along this discussion, the scene cuts back to Daniel, stranded on the beach,staggering up the sand stealing someone's jacket and who knows what else.

Back to the church.  Padre Baldomero, by this time, is doing a good job holding back a choke and proceeds to tell her that he imagines this must be an important source of Al's difficulties and frustration.  He says he is not an expert in these things (in telenovelas you can never be too sure) and that she needs to give the marriage time.  She needs to be patient, caring, and affectionate with Alonso and things may very well resolve themselves.  I proceed to slap my forehead with a "really Padre?" but remember this is telenovela talk and get back into my chair.

Somewhere between the church scenes we see Daniel in two different scenes.  First he is boarding a boat.  He is asked by the shipmate checking in passengers if he has papers, he replies "no" and without pause, the shipmate lets him on, pointing to the paperless people stowaway passenger section of the boat.

In another scene on the boat, we see Daniel swabbing the deck and gazing at the ship's flag of Mexico.  This jogs Daniel's memory of his prisonmate's hypothesis of Daniel's recent downturn in luck.  He points out that just as Daniel received an inheritance, he ends up being accused of murder.  He continues to wisely suggest to Daniel (who isn't impressing us with his quick analytic skills here) his theory that "he who inherits a ton of money may incur the the resentment of those who did not" (i.e. whoever is next in line to Daniel's new inheritance may want Daniel out of the picture).  This prisoner has further impressive knowledge of Mexican estate law explaining that Daniel has a year to claim the inheritance or else it goes to the next person in line. Daniel being a good guy makes a strong statement that he hopes it is not true, but if this Camila Monterde is behind all of this he will make her pay for it (split scene with photo of unsuspecting Camila).

Back at Viv's apartment, Camila has arrived to say she is sorry.  Gracious Viv says no worries, but that you, girl, have a grave problem.  She even boldly asks why do you put up with it.  Camila responds that no one wants to accept that a marriage is a mistake.  Vivi says a short marriage is even worse, but Camila who has been tracking all the "dias despues" says, actually we have been married for months.  Vivi astutely points out that Camila sure does not look happy.  All of the sudden who stumbles out of a back bedroom but the Rafael the writer.  Vivi asks if he slept well leading Camila to make "assumptions" and look pointedly at Viv.

Back at the boat, Daniel is swabbing and a shipmate asks where he is from.  Daniel makes up a name Andres Duarte (the former prisonmate since shot and killed during the escape) and shuts down the niceties saying he doesn't need friends.  Matey doesn't think this is too friendly and proceeds to dump a bucket of water on the freshly swabbed deck to annoy "Andres".  Glares ensue and we say to ourselves, this could be a problem.

BAck at the Viv's place she clarifies that Rafael is staying in the guest room while he is looking for a place to rent.  The girls confirm the nature of the platonic relationship  by cleverly using special finger talk to indicate "together like, you know".

Back in Chile, ever helpful Dionisio follows up with Abe as the official representative for the Monterde family.  He is asking to help in the search for Daniel on behalf of the familia Monterde. They discuss something about the inheritance.  Abe declines Dionisio's help and sends him packing.

Back at Viv's apartment, things liven up and Viv invites all for chilaquiles and coffee and a good time is had by all.  Somewhere in this scene Vivi asks what we in viewerville all want to know too, "who named the ranch Malquerido (and why)?".  Camila doesn't seem to know the answer to this says she will inquire from her mom.

Back at the ranch, a hungry Alonso and Agustino are wondering where Camila is. Alonso points out how rude it is to have been kept waiting without word from Camila.   Camila walks in the door apologetic about a late arrival explaining her whereabouts. She notices the huge bunch of roses on the table (much better florist than Rogelia in LQNPA had) and is directed to a card which basically reads "Sorry and I will never do this again".  We in viewerville know he really means "I need to rein in my general creeptitude and make nice to Camila or else the scheme will go bust and mummy will be real mad. And when mummy is mad,things just don't "work right"". Camila is touched by the card and hugs hubby loco while Agustina gushes and smiles.

Natalia comes to get Alonso to answer a call in the other room. Dionisio is calling from Chile, announcing he will be returning to the ranch tomorrow.  He tells Alonso that things have not gone as planned and he will be there to tell them the bad news.

Back at Vivi's, she and Rafael discuss the future of Camilas invites to them to visit the ranch. Vivi cautions Rafael about going out to the ranch since Alonso is none too fond of him but Rafael throws caution to the wind and plans to take Camila up on her offer to host them at the ranch. We begin to wonder if the girls will be doing finger talk again in the future.

Isadora and Alonso are back in her apartment and Alonso tells Isadora that she needs to find a pretext to be at the house when Dionisio arrives with the news. Isadora (aka Nora Bates) starts up with talk about "the problem" (which of course can do nothing but aggravate "the problem").  Alonso gets into his psycho mode covering his ears and begging mummy to stop this talk.  Isadora cannot believe that Al hasn't whipped the little lady into shape by now and have her obeying his every word.

Back at Amanda's hotel, Amanda is busy serving and in walks Padre Baldomero for a meal of tamales.  Amanda corners Padre to ask what is up with Daniel, Agatha's son.  She says she knows that Agatha would be very sad if she knew what was happening to her son right now.  Natalia drifts in inquiring "hijo de quien" forcing Amanda to change the subject so Miss Nosey will go away.  Natalia happily changes the subject into gossiping about the flowers that Alonso had to send Camila to say he is sorry.  Padre is wondering what Alonso needs to be sorry about.

Back at the boat, Daniel looks at his ringless finger and the moon and tells himself how much he misses Marian Shipmates are poised to accompany him in song if necessary.  No song, just reminiscing about Marian.

Back at the hacienda Isadora comes to visit Agustina.  She builds a little intrigue asking Agustina for a big favor.  What is it?  She want Agustina to teach her how to knit.  It is a thinly veiled excuse for Isadora to be at the ranch when Dionisio arrives.  Agustina is mighty pleased to do this as they can prepare booties and things for the soon-to-arrive grandchild together.  Dionisio drives up to the hacienda to update the family on the news from Chile regarding Daniel Acosta and the prison break.  He steps out of the car while Alonso approaches, proceeds to ignore Alonso and slurps all over Camila  This does not go unnoticed by Alonso and Tio Leo sarape guy.

Last scene on the boat, Daniel is again swabbing the deck and the shipmate with attitude returns.  He dumps trash on the freshly cleaned deck and a fight ensues.  Someone in charge of the ones without papers breaks it up and reminds them that they don't have papers.  We wonder where this storyline will go.

Last scene back at the hacienda, With the gang all together, Dionisio tells them that Daniel is now a fugitive from justice and still stands accused of trying to kill his wife and child. Hopeful faces suggest that now the inheritance can go to Camila.  However, Camila dashes all hope by saying that if Daniel has met his demise, then the inheritance should go to his wife and child.  Crestfallen looks all around.


Avances:  Dionisio and Isadora plot, Alonso needs respect and Daniel has arrived in town.

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Comments:
Excellent recap, Mena!

The best thing about this TN so far is the dog. Maja steals the show when he is onscreen.

Isadora can learn to knit from Sinthia Montero (LQNPA). She has a lot of time on her hands.


 

Great recap!

"Trying to kill? (My Spanish misses most everything.) So Mirium is not dead? I kinda thought that this may be the case. Bro-in-law has something against wifey's hubby.

Thanks for the recap.

Cindy
 

Good debut, Mena. Succinct and with all the facts. Don't forget to mention the drinking cues next time (although this episode didn't have as many as usual).

I guess Padre Baldomero doesn't hear much about impotence; you'd think he'd hear this once in a while. He responded exactly as I predicted, which buys Alonso too much time.

Alonso's floral purchase is a textbook example of abuser behaviour. It's also a public display for Augustina, who didn't witness the ugly scene he made at Viviana's party. However, Natalia is also on the receiving end of Alonso's abusive behaviour and can therefore testify.

If Miriam is still alive this puts the situation in an interesting legal quandary. Chilean law may require a corpse as proof of death while Mexican law may require an heir to personally claim an inheritance. If the latter is not the case and Miriam is still in a coma she would be in no position to claim Daniel's inheritance. If Mexican law assumes that Daniel is alive until proven otherwise, the one-year waiting period will stand.

Padre Baldomero and the stalker photographer are the only people who can identify Daniel right now.

Cindy, Abe has had it in for Daniel for some time. Maybe not since the wedding, but certainly for the last year or so because Daniel was out of work. We didn't see a hospital scene in which a doctor said she was dead (or even brain-dead) nor did we see Abe get a phone call about it.

She may or may not live long enough for the baby to develop and be born, but per TVN law she will have to die to enable the union of Daniel and Camila.
 

Congrats, Mena! What a great entry into this crazy adventure. Loved your clever title, especially "How We Wish Camila Would Dive to Freedom Too!" (Not gonna be soon enough for this part of Viewerville!) Had to laugh at "...gesturing towards and looking down at his lap as if there is a third member of this conversation" --seems to me ...er...he/she/it has been from the beginning. Je-je. LOL!

Ok. Back with more later!
 

Susanlynn: I just had a chance to read your post: "a quote I saw on a sign this morning as I drove to work : ''A closed mouth gathers no foot" LOL! That is worth a personal signature for your posts, doncha think?
 

Mena- What a fabulous first recap! Thank you for coming out of the shadows and sharing your writing talents with us.

Can you go back and tag/label this recap so that it shows up on the Amor Bravio feed. Otherwise it will disappear once it's pushed off the main page.

The Padre gave bad advice, but I really don't think it's just telenovela advice. Catholic priests in real life aren't too keen on people giving up on a marriage after only a few months, if ever. I'm gald that right after that Camila got better advice from Viv. Hopefully, it will be enough to keep those divorce thoughts circling in her head.

Yes, it is interesting that no one other than Abe seems to have gotten the news that Miriam is dead. So either Abe lied about it, or he just chose to keep that info from Dionisio. But why would he keep it a secret? It's looking more like Abe just lied to Daniel. But if Miriam is alive (in a coma) and growing that baby, this really complicates things later on.

Serape guy actually told us what he doesn't want to happen to his niece that happened to his sister. He doesn't want her to "salir con su domingo siete", which means to make a goof up, but usually means to get knocked up/pregnant out of wedlock. So that's what happened to his sister, the main coook/housekeeper.
 

Thanks Mena. I would never have known this is your first recap. It was great.

I'm glad that Abraham at least stuck to his police principles and didn't give in to Dionisio's offer to declare Daniel dead without proof.

The avances show Daniel and Camila meeting and having that love at first sight look on their faces. I had that look on my face when I first saw Daniel too.
 

It's possible that you can't just declare somebody legally dead in Chile, and certainly not this soon after the alleged death.

I suspect that Abe is a by-the-book kind of guy whose principles are being tried by his emotional involvement in the situation. If Miriam were to wake up in his presence and tell him the truth he would probably believe her. However, if she died too soon thereafter he might still have it in for Daniel.
 

Thanks for the recap Mena. Good job!

Don't you just love the bullsh@# that Mexican priests give women who are dealing with abusers? "Be patient, be longsuffering. If it's bad for you, think how bad it is for him." New expression: "Guacala" in Spanish pretty much means "gag me." I was hoping that Camila was visiting Padre B. to talk about starting annulment proceedings, but alas, she came to confess. Like she has anything to confess??
 

Excellent first recap - right on and very funny, too.

The good padre keeps using "pinacates". Anyone know what that means? I remember in one of the other telenovelas someone kept saying "canicas" and I am thinking its pretty much the same. Maybe something like "sheesh" ?

As always, thanks.

Marti
 

Marti- Pinacates are stink bugs. The priest is played by the same actor who played Chucho in Sortilegio who always said carnicas (marbles). And yes, I think in both cases he's saying something like sheesh or wow.
 

Mena- wonderful first recap. You are a natural. Your recap flowed so well. This news that Miriam could inherit the hacienda is bad news for her. The Dragon Queen and El Diablo would see to that. Hopefully that doesn't happen. Do they know is she is still alive, and for that matter do we? I still think if she had died ole Abe would have pushed the first degree murder issue.

That Daniel what a hunk hubba hubba. I think he will fall for Camila in a big way, as the advances show. I hope he finds out quickly that she is not the one that instigated all this bad luck.

Agree with Sue 455 about Mama Dragon learning to knit from the Sinful one from LQPNA. Maybe they will be cellmates down the road.
 

Mena: Great recap. I really enjoyed it.

Managed to watch half the ep last night. This 10:00 time slot is killing me.

Of course, Dan is going to fall in love with Cam, then find out Miriam is still alive (it does seem like Abe lied about her death)--in or out of the coma-and he'll be torn between two lovers (feeling like a fool--not really, but I couldn't resist.)

Robey
 

Thnx for the nice comments all. Trainee question - I seem to remember that the instructions to posting partially and then redirecting the rest were in the blog somewhere. Can one of the experts point me to those directions so I can do that in the future... muchisimas gracias!
 

Marti, I think the same actor, José Carlos Ruiz, was the person who kept saying "Canicas" in "Sortilegio," where he played a character called Chucho, I think. I don't think the words are significant for the plot ("canicas" means marbles, I think; I'm not sure about "pinacates"), they seem to be just a characteristic of this actor, sort of like a verbal tic.
 

Great job, Mena!! Your recap made it seems as if you've had lots of experience doing these. It was clear, detailed, and delightfully snarky. I especially enjoyed your suggestion about there being a "third member" of the conversation between Alonso and Camila.

So far, I've been very pleased to see how rapidly this TN's plot is moving. I hope the pace continues.
 

The actor who plays the priest was also in STuD. Does anyone remember if he had a word he used in that one?

Robey
 

Mena-- when you post if you look on the top bar there is an icon like a broken page. Just click your browser where ever you want to cut the page, click on that broken page icon and when you publish you should see the phrase Read More. Hope this helps.
 

Madelaine, Yes it does, and it seems easy enough, thanks!
 

Daniel can wash up on my shores anytime.

Abe is too emotionally involved in this case, and he probably normally is always "by the book," but he doesn't like Daniel, never did, and sees this as a chance to get rid of him.

The other detective already told him, it doesn't make sense for Daniel to kill Miriam for money when he was going to Mexico to get a HUGE inheritance...such a large inheritance that the representative from the Mexican family is up in your office breathing down your neck to declare Daniel dead so the inheritance can revert back to them.
 

Thank you, Mena! I concur with the other commenters who compliment you on your easy-to-read style. I've often wondered how many of you recappers are writers in real life?

Since you mentioned Destilando Amor, my first tn, I wondered if you recognized Viviana (Fernanda Castillo) as Daniela, Rodrigo Montalvo's sister. I've always liked her.

The scene in this episode that may prove important is the bug Natalia put in Padre's ear about Alonso's flowers for Camila. Maybe he is second guessing his advice to Camila earlier. That would be good.

And regarding Abraham's disdain for Daniel, it's too bad, but not uncommon when a sibling finds a love that takes her away from her nuclear family, especially if she's been an attentive member of the family, for the others to resent the newcomer simply because of the need to now share her (I remember feeling this way when my sister got engaged, since we'd had a very close relationship over the years). Abraham could never get past his resentment to see that his sister was happy and Daniel loved her very much.
 

Thanks for the recap Mena. It was a great debut.

I know it was necessary for the plot but the priest telling the abused wife to hang in their was so wrong. Controlling should be a tip off that this isn't normal.

ITA w/those of you who think Miriam is still alive. They need to show us her body and Abe at the funeral.
 

Jane S, Yes, I do recognize Fernanda Castillo as Rodrigo's sister in "Destilando Amor". She was also something of a free spirit back in that novela. She wore a shock of red hair and had an interesting love interest that some of the family didn't approve of. I prefer her as the free spirited character to the shy one she played in "Teresa". BTW, who would have thought that Anjelica Rivera "Gaviota" would have ended up as first lady of Mexico in the real world!
 

Thanks Mena for a great recap. Someday I would love to join yours and the others ranks as a recapper.

I too think Miriam is still alive but as others have said, she will have to die at some point so that Daniel and Camila can be together. Maybe somehow she'll have the baby first (is that possible for a woman in a coma?) and then Dan and Cam can raise the child

Abe is a hypocrite because he first insinuates that Daniel took Miriam away and made her live without the comforts she was used to, and then turns around to say he only married her for her money. I believe he resents him simply because is isn't Jewish, only a convert. But I was pleased when he refused to play with Dionisio and declare Dan dead without a body.

 

Mena - Your first recap was a blast. My favorites:

"Luna de Manicomio"

"He is controlling (creepy), possessive (creepy)...”

Loved the scenes of Daniel diving and swimming. Has a more gorgeous specimen ever crawled ashore? Que hermoso!

Hate what Abraham is doing of course, but I did enjoying his "I don't give a hot damn what you want" attitude with Dionisio, who for sure always gets what he wants.

Padre meant well. It's tough when the abuse is psychological and nobody else sees it. If Camila had a black eye, I think the padre might’ve gotten out an annulment application.

 

Mena,

Loved your recap; you're a natural!!

I got a kick out of your description of Alonso, likening him to Tony Marshall, Mel Gibson and the creepiness of Tony Perkins. I can just see all of them in him.:)

Ann-NYC

 

I remember José Carlos Ruiz (the padre) playing the "Birdman" in Mariana De La Noche. He always said "Cabalmente" in that.
 

Oops!!

I meant Tony Randall. I had a senior moment. Sorry about that.

Ann-NYC
 

Mena: Great maiden voyage. I look forward to many more.

Favorite: "Swim scene."
 

There's one more person that I think of when I see Alonso: former president Richard Nixon! Especially the sneer and the jowls. I first thought of this when I saw the photo snippet of Alonso on CarayCaray's cast of characters page.
 

It's not like that hasn't happened before.

If Miriam were actually dead Abe would have been notified, he would have cried first, made her funeral arrangements, filed murder charges officially, and not bothered to go to the prison. If she is still alive what he did here could finish his career.

He probably does resent that Miriam had a great love while he's still single and looking. And there is still no explanation about why she inherited from their parents while he didn't.
 

UA - I assumed Abe inherited too, but liked being a detective.
 

You would think, though, that a convert wouldn't be so despised when the overall local community is as small as this one. And the notion that the mother carries the faith to the child would make this less egregious than a Jewish man marrying a non-Jewish woman.
 

Thank you, Mena, for a fine recap. I appreciate the generosity of all the recappers, who make novela viewing all the more pleasurable.

Another episode with lots happening. Alsonso is so easy to hate, along with his mother and her buddy. And Daniel is so easy to admire!

I always get a kick out of the tattoos on our protagonists. Daniel doesn't strike me as a character who would have tattoos. But the actors generally have them in visible places. A small item (I'm the mother of a tattooed one!), but can't help but notice.

I love Viviana as I loved Dani in Destilando. So glad that others like her as well.
 

Mena, I followed Enrique Pena Nieto's candidacy after his marriage to Gaviota. I loved her, too. Mexico's gain is telenovelandia's loss.
 

Thank you for the recap
 

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