Labels: robo. Ale and Maria will carry that guilt until the end of this novela. Thank you for getting this up so quickly. It was beautifully written and not too long at all. Here's how I see it. Maria may have started it, but Ale was the one who delivered the breath blow to Lauro. And Ale knew his suegro had a bad heart and delicate health Maria didn't.
He could see the old man already struggling, yet couldn't resist plunging the knife in and twisting. Frankly, I don't think I could ever forgive him if I were her.
This wipes out her sin of not telling him about JL, and obliterates it. I don't want to hear him whine about it any more. RIP Lauro. And Ale deserves to be eaten up with grief.
Maybe he'll finally learn to think and calm down before he goes off on someone. More typos. Death blow. Not breath blow. I was aghast that Alejandro didn't shove Maria out of the room. He will be regretting this forever, even if Monserrat ever forgives him for this. Maria -- true to form -- has no guilt whatsoever. I think she even enjoyed herself. While she didn't know specifically about his health and considering her propensity for eavesdropping that surprises me , seeing that an elderly gentleman has a cane should have been interpreted as him being in less than robust health.
But knowing he was Monserrat's father she went gunning for him. I'm not sure which was worse to Lauro, the accusations against Monserrat or the revelation about Graceless. Not that it will matter now. They sure captured Alejandro's character as well as the feelings on the patio! The recap was great, too. Ale was specifically cruel to Lauro by first not shutting up Maria and then piling on the confirmation of his wife's infidelity and going on to explain why he threw Montse out.
