WELLINGTON'S KITCHENETTEWellington is at the sink washing the bowls, still uneasy about past events. Memories go through his mind, phrases.For example, Ricardo earlier, "That can't be, Wellington. I didn't allow anyone to leave."Wellington repeats to himself, "'I didn't allow anyone to leave.' I know that Mr. Oliveira invested in that bar and Rubens is like the manager. But, does Mr. Oliveira also get involved in hiring employees? And he spoke as if he were the King of England!" He parodies, "I didn't allow anyone to leave."Wellington finishes off the bowls and turns off the sink tap. He wipes his hands and goes to bed. It was leaning against the window. He sits on the bed and watches the people through the window. Then he fixes his eyes. Penha is leaving wi

RICARDO'S LIVING ROOM - EVENINGRicardo is standing with the phone to his ear, waiting to be answered."Hello, Rubens?"Rubens is at Bar do Dedé, standing. Around him, employees are opening the bar, "Speak, Ricardo.""I found a solution to our problem with Penha and Wellington. Today he almost finds her, but it was close call and I prevented it.""Jesus Christ, man, don't talk to me about such a thing...""Calm down, man. When the idiot asks Penha again because something tells me he's going to ask...""He wants to die, let me make his wish come true."Ricardo strikes

CLINIC - NIGHTThe doctor answer, "I should have called the police."The three of them frown, now they are Meryl Streep of "Death Becomes Her".Annie goes through her purse, "Rest assured that we can manage here with expenses.""Better prepare your check to pay for a lawyer, miss. Excuse me."The doctor leaves. Annie finds her checkbook.Monica opines, "We should let her do it."Annie answers her, "I'm guaranteeing her silence."Carina asks, "What if she complains anyway?""I will charge with interest and monetary correction."

ENTRANCE HOUSE RICARDO - DAYSaturday. Ricardo leaves the house and locks the door. He has the book in hand. Luis is standing next to Ricardo's van, with a bag full of cassette tapes."I don't know if Rosa's stationery shop opens on Saturdays, so I decided to go straight to Vila Aurora or even beyond, to find one in Parque Débora. Then I thought: I could take advantage of it and give Luis a ride."Luis smiles innocently, "Thank you very much, sir. But if it isn't uncomfortable, you can call me Lou.""You have to grow up, Luis, childhood is left behind. See your friends; everyone has their lives on. Do you think Mayor Tito calls his secretary Celinho?""Célio is not a s