The second week of the Renascer remake begins with José Inocêncio (Humberto Carrão) pretending to be dead. He will organize his own trail and remain motionless on a table to be guarded by his enemies. With this he learns that it was Belarmino (Antonio Calloni) who tried to kill him and will force the colonel to sign a document to sell his lands. The little colonel then reveals to the enemy that it was Firmino (Enrique Diaz) who sabotaged his plantation.
With blood in his eyes, Belarmino will take his weapon and prepare an ambush for the loan shark, called Colonel Woodpecker in the rural saga. The character played by Antonio Calloni will abandon his dissatisfaction and disarm him. He will then tie him to a chair and suffocate him with seeds from the cocoa harvest.
The public will see him in agony, unable to breathe, mouth open, suffocated by tonsils, in a terrible and slow death. The scenes will be shown at the end of Monday's chapter (29). Shortly thereafter, in the same chapter, Bellarmine's death is also predicted.
The colonel, played by Antonio Calloni, will pretend to hand over his crops to Firmino to sell. The two will meet in the warehouse where the harvest is stored. Belarmino will lie and say that the two need to join forces. He will say that his strength is producing and that Firmino's strength is being able to speak well.
Colonel Woodpecker will want to taste his rival's cocoa since the plantation has been struck by the plague. Then Firmino will realize something is wrong and will prepare to get his pistol from his waistband, but he will already have a rifle pointed at his back. Trembling, he will turn around with his hands raised.
O TV news It was discovered that he then appeared tied to a chair in front of an open sack of cocoa, with his head held high so that he would almost hang himself if he dared to move. The seeds will begin to sink and he will suffocate until he can no longer breathe and drops dead. Then Belarmino appears laughing and says that a woodpecker died with its “mouth full.”
Renascer was written and created by author Benedito Ruy Barbosa. The first version was broadcast on Globo in 1993. Bruno Luperi is the grandson of the writer and is responsible for the adaptation of the rural saga, which premiered in prime time on the 22nd. The remake is scheduled to run until September this year.
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