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I find it funny - and perhaps a little worrying - that I identify more with #Mafin’s downfall than with their happy moments. Maybe I should give that some deeper thought… or maybe not. Life is life, and it doesn’t always follow the script we’ve written in our heads. That’s part of what makes it interesting.

I identified with Cloe and Marta as Marta tried to move on, and now I find myself identifying with the emotional void that follows Fina’s return.

Several years ago, my ex-partner spent nine months abroad, and during that time we saw each other only once. When she came back, the love was still there - it was intact, just as Fina said - but many other things were not. For one thing, I had grown accustomed to being on my own and had to readjust to sharing my daily life with someone again. We had to learn how to be together again, accepting that some things had changed and that others needed to. We stayed together for many years after that, but the adjustment was real.

Meus deus! Que difícil para ambas.

E que épico vai ser tudo isto!!

See it on instagram with music.

Is anyone else enjoying this plotline? 'cause I'm LOVING IT!!!

I understand Fina's indecision; it's not about choosing between two women, but about deciding how she wants to live her life. If the telenovela was about to end, things would be easier because Marta would follow her to Argentina. However, we're in it for the long run, so things will get complicated before they get easy. Buckle up.

I think it’s fair to say that Fina isn’t returning as a supporting character, but rather as one of the protagonists. She returns with greater depth than her "caracter peleón"; with conflicting inner dimensions that push her towards both light and shadow. Her return marks the most successful character transformation in the series since it first aired.