Michael decides to play a dirty trick on Antonia and shows up at her house with Frédéric, without warning her.

The woman puts on a brave face, but manages to cope with this unexpected turn of events with unexpected serenity, thanks to the balance that her new condition gives her.

Meanwhile, Emmanuel arrives, intending to read a fairy tale to Martino, and finds himself face to face with his old rival.

The performers are Paul Emmanuel, Antonia, Anthony, Gus, and Martino.

The soundtrack includes an instrumental cover of Mia Martini's "Minuetto."

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Emmanuel is reluctantly dragged along by Bruno to visit Dusino San Michele Castle, acting as a real estate agent. On this occasion, he meets the beautiful Simona, who has recently started working with Bruno.

It seems that an immediate attraction develops between the two, even though Emmanuel's heart remains tied to his great love, Gianni.

The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel, Emmanuel himself and Simona.

The soundtrack includes a cover of Air's "Sexy Boy" (Taormina remix).

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Having saved most of his saplings, an exhausted Emmanuel takes refuge in the office with Mayra and, overcome with gratitude, kisses her. But Mayra is not used to this kind of affection and takes it rather badly.

Emmanuel, embarrassed and confused, immediately receives a phone call from Gianni, to whom he clumsily attempts to explain what happened, receiving an affectionate scolding in return.

The performers are Emmanuel The Third, Nicole, and Gianni.

The soundtrack includes "Tango della gelosia" by Mascheroni-Mendes and "Valzer d'autunno" by Andrea Vanzo.

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Emmanuel walks among the flowering plants in his nursery with Mayra, to whom he expresses his concerns about Gianni's mental health, as he is showing dangerous signs of instability. Suddenly, a violent hailstorm hits the nursery: the desperate boy does everything he can to save his plants, helped by Mayra.

The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel and Nicole.

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We've reached the catastrophe: Gianni's words, while driving home, are so offensive that they trigger a tragic rebellion in Emmanuel.

The actors are Gianni himself and Emmanuel the Fifth.

The soundtrack includes a piece from "Promentory" by Dougie MacLean (the soundtrack to "The Last of the Mohicans").

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The catastrophe is approaching: the photographer Gianni ridicules and humiliates Emmanuel, in an unthinkable comparison with the magnificent and wild Aaron.

The boy endures, both for love of Gianni and because he needs money, and tries to see the positive side of the situation: for example, an excellent lunch in a tavern and the simple spontaneity of Aaron, who has sympathy for him.

The interpreters are Gianni, Emmanuel the Fifth, Peter and Betty (all AI).

The soundtrack includes covers of "When You Die" by MGMT and a piece from "Promentory" by Dougie MacLean (soundtrack to "The Last of the Mohicans").

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We are re-proposing a successful episode from the first season, divided into three scenes.

Has Gianni decided to lose Emmanuel's love?

The photographer's behavior in this part of the episode is provocative and almost comical, but the second part will take on dramatic tones: for Emmanuel in fact it will be a very hard blow.

For now we see Gianni introduce him to an aspiring model of Canadian origins, a beautiful half-breed named Aaron.

Emmanuel, very struck by the charm of his "colleague", agrees to take pictures with him at Gianni's request, but he already realizes that something is wrong.

The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel, Anthony and Peter (AI).

At the beginning and end of the episode you can hear covers of "When You Die" by MGMT, sung by Gianni himself; in the central part you can hear a piece from "Promentory" by Dougie MacLean (soundtrack to "The Last of the Mohicans").

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TRANSCRIPT HERE

That the relationship between the two was destined not to be one of the easiest was understood, but the photographer always has new surprises in store.

Haunted by remorse at being "forced" to betray his partner Massimiliano, Gianni invents solutions that are surreal, to say the least, in order to live equally, in a more or less indirect way, his relationship with Emmanuel, whom he cannot do without. But it does not always work, and his psyche begins to show signs of giving way.

The boy, who genuinely loves Gianni and feels deep pity for his suffering, does his best to come to his aid, even at the cost of heavy sacrifices. But there comes a time when one must be able to say enough to certain demands.

The performers are Anthony and Paul Emmanuel (AI).

The soundtrack consists of a cover of "My Hallelujah" and "The Confession" by Autoheart.

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