Imma goes to Cinecittà to find Lolita. They manage to have a conversation about Donata Miulli, the victim.

Once again, Caravaggio is criticized for using a woman considered to be a prostitute in a painting of the Virgin Mary. This time, there are consequences for Lena, too.

As we suspected, Melissa used the bathroom as an excuse to talk to Stefano. Joy is at home, but tells her mother everything is fine. Alice shows up and the focus of the conversation goes to Alice and Max.

One way for Le Cinque Terre to accommodate refugees landing in Lampedusa has been to teach them how to build dry-stone walls. This is a much-needed skill in the area and therefore the project is an advantage all around.

As he leaves the hospital with his wife, Luigi talks about how his perspective changed having had an experience such as he did.

Ilenia confides in Camilla about relations with her parents and some startling facts emerge. Ferrari and Torre go to talk to the gutter punks.

Before the guests leave, the mother of the bride has a couple of questions for Nora and Ugo, translated by Emebet's brother. Nora is emotionally affected by what he says. Melody and Dino look on.

Pietro is asking Ottavia to look at an apartment with him when Ottavia's husband shows up needing a favor. Lojacono has a conversation with Teresa's husband and they clear up some things. Later, Mrs. Vassallo has another meeting with the investigators and the DA.

Imma and Calogiuri are enjoying dinner together, but the conversation is a bit awkward. A guy comes by selling roses, creating yet another awkward moment.

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.

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.

Le Cinque Terre — a place so many visitors from other countries put on their must-see lists — is the topic of this segment. It's a marvelous example of the relationship between humankind and nature.

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).

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.

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.