Irene (Gloria Pires) will have a deep conversation with Graça (Agatha Moreira) at Terra e Paixão. The vixen will cry hard for Antonio (Tony Ramos), reveal the drama of her life in the “world of men” and, finally, admit that she has an ace up her sleeve to kill Agatha (Iliane Giardini) in Globo IX. “A round-the-clock soap opera.”
Petra’s mother (Deborah Osorio), after all, won’t be able to afford to live in the same place as her rival. “There is no longer a place for the two of us in this world,” she will make a terrible prediction.
But it started out in a more supportive way. Kayo’s ex-fiancée (Kawa Raymond) will show sympathy for the Donduka situation. Not only will she regret breaking up with the villain, but she will also regret Antonio’s attack on her ex-lover Vinicius (Paulo Rocha).
“It was very rough,” the blonde will confirm. “Yes, men tend to be cruel to women. Especially women like us. Living in this male world is not easy at all,” the former prostitute said, shaken.
Graça will then ask if Irene loves Vinicius. She will answer that she has loved only one man in her life: Antonio. She will also say that she has already made a plan to get him back to her. “Do you have any tricks up your sleeve?” the prep girl will ask you curiously.
Then the snake will release all its venom. Gloria Pires’ character says: “Yes. I will kill Agatha, unless she kills me first. There is no room for both of us in this world.” Grace will fear evil.
Terra e Paixão by Walcyr Carrasco and Thelma Guedes. Set in the fictional town of Nova Primavera in Mato Grosso do Sul, the story will remain on the air until January 19 next year and will be replaced by a remake of Renascer (1993).
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