The plot thickens, as Berardi calls in Professor Predolin's neighbor to ask her some questions. At home, Camilla's mother has an announcement to make, hoping to surprise everyone.

This year's holiday greetings from the Yabla Italian team include a short poem by Gianni Rodari. He asks a soothsayer to see into the future. Let's see what the soothsayer says! Heartfelt thanks to all who are honing their Italian skills with Yabla.

Diana receives some news about Donata that is in contrast to the medical examiner's report. Imma is driven to a small town where she hopes to talk with a certain Nunziatina.

Mario tells, in detail, what he did. The DA has a few more questions, but then this chapter of the case comes to a close.

Michele is looking for a way to participate in the activities of the Nest. Iolda is the person he has to talk to about it.

How to exchange greetings at Christmastime? What is the Italian equivalent of Christmas cookies? Marika helps us out with some good words and expressions to know.

There are different reasons one chooses to walk a path. The important thing is to feel the need to undertake it. It's not like a stroll in the park, but rather a challenge to one's body, mind, and spirit.

Relations between Alice and Joy have become strained, but soon it will be Halloween, and everyone is thinking about what to dress up as.

Nora and Ugo are now officially divorced and plans for the future are being made. It also happens to be time for Ugo's aunt to come back from her trip abroad.

Tomassoni is dead and there is a death warrant out for Michele. Costanza and her son have to make some new plans, as not even Naples is safe for Michele.

Camilla goes to see Ilenia, who is home with her mother, and they discuss the situation. At home, it looks like Camilla's mother has an announcement to make, because she invited the family for a lasagna dinner.

Imma manages to get a good amount of information from Lolita about Donata's relationship with Lombardi.

The photo of the dead girl reminds Lojacono and Aragona of the statuette they had seen in Marino's shop and Lojacono goes there to have a little chat with the man.

While providing us with some Christmas vocabulary, Marika explains a bit about how Christmas works in Italy.

People who want a spiritual but active way to see Italy often choose la via francigena (the road from France), the Italian pilgrimage route from France to Rome that corresponds to the perhaps more famous "Camino de Santiago" from Paris to Santiago de Compostela in Spain.