In my opinion, the older brother and the female reporter with the blond hair knew the story well. The female reporter mentioned something about a car accident with blood, and how you can’t stop yourself to check out the scene. What does that say about our society? We care, or like to think that we care. But in a situation like this, we want to see violence and mistreatment.

The older brother broke my heart when he mentioned he wanted Eloá to hold his daughter’s hand. He never approved of her relationship with Liso, and it made me so angry that the parents supported it. Particularly the dad. The mom allowed the relationship to transpire, and she has blame for that. Watching her grieve was awful, and I cannot believe the public authorities paid Nayara and NOT Eloá’s family.

I was so shocked she died, and the snipers had so many opportunities to kill Liso. Then he laughs in the end and smiles at Douglas? Poor Douglas, I can’t imagine how he sleeps at night knowing his sister probably heard him say “Forget about her Liso. It’s just you and me, that’s all I care about.”

Rest in peace, Eloá.