Rosario chooses to avoid the encounter with his birth mother, so he makes up an excuse and returns to school. Meanwhile, at the orchestra rehearsal, Marioni puts Sara to the test, but she is determined not to give up.

La Feniglia is a tombolo, that is, a sandy strip about 6 km long, which connects Monte Argentario to the mainland and separates the Orbetello lagoon from the Tyrrhenian Sea. It is a protected nature reserve, crossed by a pine forest that can be traveled on foot or by bicycle, with access to a vast and evocative beach.

Sabrina tells the story of her encounter with Matilde and explains about the diary. Appropriate arrests are carried out. In front of the school, Berardi comes to apologize to Susy, while the principal is waiting to take her out to lunch.

Paolo visits his mother, who is concerned for his future, because his career choice offers no guarantees. She also reminds him that he has her to thank for his mock-German skits. Family, friends, and acquaintances all gather to watch him on their little, black and white television sets.

Romano, very worried, goes in the ambulance with the baby he found near the dumpster. Lojacono and Alex go out to patrol the neighborhood. The orange crate is sent to forensics.

Matteo and his classmates, during the break, get together to root for Sara in the hope that she manages to convince Marioni to let her play with them in the orchestra. Rosario, on the other hand, is agitated, and it doesn't escape the notice of his friends or his percussion teacher.

Macchiatonda is Capalbio's secret beach: a stretch of pristine coastline, surrounded by Mediterranean scrubland and overlooking a sea with Caribbean colors. Reachable by shuttle from the station, it offers tranquility and seabeds perfect for snorkeling. A corner of authentic nature, ideal for those seeking peace and wild beauty.

Susi, convinced that Tucci was gone for good, is surprised to see him reappear at the villa, armed and attempting to escape. He has the upper hand with his gun, but he gets some surprises, too. Finally, the suspects start talking.

As Paolo prepares to go on stage, he is approached by a well-known television writer who presents him with an interesting proposal, assuring him that Maurizio Costanzo is also in favor. Back in Genoa, Paolo rushes to see his children, but discovers they are at the carnival rides.

This new episode begins with a banquet on the beach with various friends and colleagues of Lojacono's. Later on, Romano is on his way to work when he hears some unusual sounds near a dumpster and goes to investigate.

In class, Barbara recites a Petrarch sonnet, proving to be much further ahead than her classmates in the curriculum. In reaction, the teacher decides to assign double the homework for all her students. Meanwhile, Sara continues her battle, trying to convince Marioni to give her the chance to play. For more about this sonnet and a paraphrase, see this article. See also this Yabla lesson.

Marika went with a friend of hers to Capalbio and tells us what she saw. A village suspended between sea and hills, where time seems to slow down. The medieval walls embrace stone streets, and the Maremma wind carries the echo of the sea and the past.

In Fregene, Berardi and Torre discover that Camilla and her friend Susy are there, too, on Tucci's trail. Ferrari and Piccolo follow Sabrina to a luxury villa, also in Fregene!

Paolo enjoys great success during his performances in Rome. The newspapers praise the brilliance of his comedy and, finally, he decides that the time has come to resign from Cosider.

It's almost midnight, and everyone goes out on the terrace to drink a toast and enjoy the fireworks while Pisanelli remains alone inside. His attention is caught by something on the TV screen.