Luigi continues reflecting on how his illness changed his life in various ways, not all of them negative. Un passo alla volta (one step at a time).

Marika answers a question about some tricky adverbs of place: avanti, davanti, and difronte. She begins, in this segment, with avanti (forward), an adverb that is mostly used with verbs of motion, such as andare (to go) and venire (to come)

Melody takes the sheep to a grassy spot but is then surprised by someone she wasn't expecting to see. The second day of the wedding is over, and Nora and Ugo are ready to get some sleep.

Joy stays home from school, complaining of a headache. At school, Alice and Stefano are wondering why Joy didn't come to school and they get caught by the teacher.

Michele is working on a new painting for the Church, hoping it will allow him to return to the good graces of his protectors. He still has the propensity to use common people as models and this might get him into trouble again.

At the entrance to the school, a student decides, at the last minute, not to go in, and the principal sees her. She happens to be a pupil of Camilla's, so there is a discussion in class about the situation. Meanwhile, Camilla's friend is questioned at police headquarters.

After speaking with Lombardi, Imma meets up with Calogiuri again to discuss things and he gives her an update on his social media encounter with Lolita. Pietro goes to a sax lesson at the home of his teacher.

Fabio Vassallo tells the police he had been involved with Teresa but insists he didn't kill her. Then his wife comes home with the groceries.

A quarryman has to have a passion for his work. Every block of marble is a challenge and has to be observed on all sides and many times to make sure it is good. But succeeding in cutting it and taking it out is an enormous satisfaction.

Michele has breakfast in the communal kitchen and strikes up a conversation with Lapo. Eleonora has a chat with JJ in his office, but gets interrupted by a phone call she has to deal with.

Luigi reflects on how so many Italians, though living in a marvelous place, would like to be somewhere else, do something else, etc. But there are exceptions.

It's the second day of the Ethiopian ceremony, and time for the appearance of the sheep. Will Roberto come through?

On her way home, Joy runs into Michelino who has had a problem with his bike. He suggests going to see their lawyer friend so he can read the comic books.

Michele isn't satisfied with how he has painted his new model. But finally, he seems to have found someone who appreciates him for who he is.

Renzo and Pamela are having a nice dinner at the restaurant. But then someone he recognizes walks in and the mood changes abruptly. Pamela tries to understand...