It's time for Amed to leave the hospital, but he's not quite ready. There are various types of goodbyes happening.

Nora has gone to the mountains, and Ugo can't sleep so he goes out to smoke a cigarette. He meets up with Melody and they converse about what one is willing to do for love.

Amed gets ready to leave the hospital. Luigi gets his stitches removed and talks to a doctor about what he'll have to do in the future.

Nora goes to a climbing gym with Roberto. Meanwhile, Iside is trying to fit Emebet with a suitable wedding gown that will hide her growing belly. Manrico is still courting Melody with Dino's ghost-written messages.

This episode begins with the funeral of a patient, in the hospital chapel.

Nora goes to see Emebet at work to show her the rings. Emebet's cousin, Felek, is there, too, having arrived from Milan. Emebet's colleagues bring her a wedding gift, but it's too big for Nora's tiny car. Felek helps out.

One of the patients has a curious conversation with his doctor about diet.

Nora and Ugo continue learning more details about the wedding, which is becoming more and more complicated. Melody is walking with Manrico to his place for dinner when she decides she wants to hear some poetry.

Luigi can't wait to get out of the hospital and is dreaming of drinking a toast once he's out. Amed puts on the brakes right away.

Manrico is back, wanting to get some intimate time with Melody. Nora goes to see Roberto about the Ethiopians, but he was hoping for an answer from her.

Luigi makes it all the way to the bar, and once there, it is as his roommates predicted. He doesn't know what to order. He reflects on what metterci la testa (putting one's mind to it) means for him.

Nora is about to go jogging with Uno, but there is a crowd of people at the gate to the villa. What's going on?

A patient's hemoglobin count is very important. If it's high enough, a patient can make it to the hospital bar. But then?

Stefano seems to have forgiven Maria Chiara for that kiss, but has he forgiven Ugo? Roberto shows up at the wedding reception to talk to Nora a tu per tu (privately). This is grammatically wrong, but is an expression people use to mean "face-to-face" or "one on one."

The doctor and Luigi finish discussing the results of his exam. The message is always the same, however. One step at a time. Captions 6-8 are a great example of how lei can mean different things and cause confusion.