Discussing Character Development in TV Show

So, what's it been like playing a character

like Fernando in prime

time?

Tell me.

For me, I think it's, a pleasure to play Fernando because, um,

Fernando is one of the many Brazilian boys out there.

Surely, people watching at home know a boy like Fernando,

they know a boy who falls in love with another boy or a girl.

So these people are in society, it's very good that we see them on-screen

too. So my, my role is, to tell these stories that are part

of Brazilian society.

Yes.

And we enter people's homes—

And you're telling it very well.

With affection, with love. Thank you.

Oh, come here. I sense a bit of a love triangle

forming, but at the

same time, yesterday I also saw Fernando begin

to plant a little seed.

You're jealous.

In Felipe's ear, because he actually wants to get with Mahma—it's a,

anyway,

it's a, it's, there are three people in the same story.

So, what have the folks at home been saying to

you?

What have you been hearing most? What's the prediction? Who are they rooting for?

There are lots of different sides. I think the cool thing about the triangle—

Oh, yeah? It's not just one.

That's it, right?

There are several.

There are several sides.

Uh-huh, I understand.

I'd also like to thank the folks on Twitter who—

Who, on X, right? Who, who are really there for me,

who support me

a lot. I think that's it. A story doesn't always have one

character, right? It's not always just a good guy or just one

thing.

I think Fernando goes through a lot, he's very intense, very

passionate. Now we're going to see him very

passionate, very emotional.

You'll see, huh?

You'll see.

I love— we love spoilers here. Welcome.

I'm going to give you a big spoiler now.

Uh, tell me, come on.

I'm going to have a scene soon, with Tony Ramos, just him and me,

a powerful scene.

Wow!

For those at home—

I'm already picturing it here, look.