look like she is dead, and that there is an antidote, while she tells Timóteo that it is a love potion that will make her love him. Açucena ingests the liquid and falls into a deep sleep. To Timóteo's horror, Açucena does not react to the antidote. Jesuíno steals her away, but cannot reverse the deep sleep in which she fell. Without a pulse, she is presumed dead. Timóteo is shot in a confrontation with Zoio-Furado (Tuca Andrada) and is left for dead. Meanwhile, Açucena wakes up. Timóteo reappears in Brogodó, very sick, and swears revenge. He captures Açucena and sets fire to the church he is hiding in. Açucena is saved, and Timóteo dies. Antonia and Inácio marry, as do Doralice and Felipe. Jesuíno is crowned Serafim II. Jesuíno and Açucena marry and later celebrate the news of Açucena's pregnancy. The couple decides to leave Seráfia and return to Brogodó. Patácio's candidacy is contested because of irregularities in his administration and Felipe becomes the new mayor of Brogodó. Subplots Zenóbio is a good friend of Augusto. When the king gives up looking for Aurora in Brazil and returns to Seráfia, Zenóbio tells him that he will stay in Brogodó because he is charmed by the flora, fauna, and Florinda (Emanuelle Araujo). The couple gets married and have three daughters: Rose (Isabelle Drummond), Dulcina (Barbara Maia), and Zig (Caio Manhente). They also raise Teínha (Patricia Werneck), Florinda's younger sister. Florinda discovers Petrus, who is recognized by Zenóbio and freed. Through so much traveling, extracting teeth and cutting hair, Farid (Mouhamed Harfouch) woos three women. Delivering equal attention to all, he manages to maintain these relationships secret for years. Neusa (Heloise Périssé), the Delegate Batoré's (Osmar Prado) controlling sister, is envied by all the women of Brogodó, who think Farid is the ideal husband. Over the course of the novela, Farid's escapades are discovered by Neusa. After shedding many tears, she decides to become a more exuberant, daring woman. She seduces Baldini (Emilio de Mello). The general is impressed with the change of Neusa's attitude, and she gives him a kiss. But she ends up with Quiquiqui (Marcello Novaes), who manages to give her a most-awaited child. Doralice returns to Brogodó years after studying outside, and her father orders her to accompany Felipe during his stay in the city. At first, neither Doralice nor Felipe like the idea. As compensation, Doralice