Vai na Fé: Stuart tries to steal painting from Duda and Carlão’s box

Finally a great mystery was revealed in “go in faith”, from TV Globo: the content in the box left by Carlão (Che Moais) after dying in an accident, and which was being guarded by Duda (Manu Stephen) all this time, and it turned out to be a painting of a bird after the pudding dog ripped it apart.

“Stuart, you can’t imagine the honor of receiving a star of your greatness in my modest home”, says Marlene. “The pleasure is all mine, Marlene”, he will politely reply, in the presence of her, Duda and Horario (Francisco Salgado), the matriarch’s boyfriend.

At the end of the meal, the grandmother will ask her granddaughter to show the painting to Stuart: “Dudinha, take Stuart to see the painting. I told him so much about her”. “Oh, finally! Your grandmother told me a lot about this story”, says the fake English actor.

Afterwards, he will return to the room alone, and start to roll up the painting that was hanging to steal, but he is caught in the act by Sol: “Your Stuart! What are you doing?”. What will be the thief’s excuse this time?

FIND OUT MORE WHAT HAPPENS IN THE VAI NA FÉ CHAPTER

Theo won’t let Kate help Rafa. Ricardo wins a match against Ben before the Judge. Clara argues with Theo. Bruna takes care of Kate. Marlene cooks dinner for Stuart. Jenifer tries to help Rafa. Sol is in solidarity with Clara. Wilma becomes jealous of Stuart.

Theo takes Ricardo to Orfeu’s bar. Dora scolds Lui for mistreating Lumiar. Clara decides to take revenge on Theo. Ben comforts Bruna. Sol catches Stuart taking Dudley’s painting. Eduardo takes care of Jenifer. Stuart learns that Sol’s house will be empty for the weekend and is interested.

Guiga complains that Yuri gave his address during the live. A mysterious drawing appears painted on the wall of Neide’s house, and Jenifer suspects Hugo. Civil police officers arrive at Guiga’s house. Jenifer finds Hugo.

“Vai Na Fé” is a TV Globo soap opera written by Rosane Svartman, with the collaboration of Mário Viana, Renata Sofia, Fabrício Santiago and Sabrina Rosa, directed by Isabella Teixeira. Juh Almeida, Augusto Lana and Matheus Senra, with general direction by Cristiano Marques and artistic direction by Paulo Silvestrini.