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Wednesday, June 01, 2005

 Los Plateados -- Last Nite's Episode

Andres remained in very critical condition while Gabriel and Camila were in bed at the Campuzano ruins. Gabriel promised to give Camila a life without worry or fear. Meanwhile, back at the cave, Tomas admitted to shooting Andres, and then said that he must have. He clearly didn't know, since Nicanor actually shot Andres with his rifle. A rifle bullet fired at that close of a range would likely pass through the body, so it's unlikely anyone will be able to tell who shot him. The next morning, Padre Guillermo gave Andres the last rights. Aurelio and Irene worried about what would happen to Leonardo when Emilio returned, for he would certainly take vengeance on the Plateados, when Augusta entered the room and said that she telegrammed Emilio about Andres. Augusta told the upset couple that she was sure that Emilio wouldn't hurt her grandson. Taking a hint from Padre Guillermo, Ofelia bent over the dying Andres and told him that Samuel Campuzano is actually his father, while Irene walked into the room and overheard this confession. Back at the Campuzano ruins, Manuel rode up to the trysting spot and told Camila and Gabriel what happened to Andres. Camila left in a fury, saying that Gabriel couldn't even protect her for one day. Halim watched as Yamile and Ishmail return home. Nicanor was very worried that Emilio would return and find that he didn't kill Andres. Back in the cave, Gabriel finally dropped his politically correct bandit attitude and recognized that when they confront the law, bullets would fly and there was a possibility of this happening. He settled on a fatalistic view of the situation. Meanwhile, Isabel promised Andres that she will only look at other men if he would only live. Ofelia found out that Augusta telegrammed Emilio and she worried that he would come back and find out that Camila ran away. She became hysterical with Augusta when Camila walked in. Emilio gave the boat ticket to Luciana and told her she had an hour to leave when he received Augusta's telegram. Nicanor talked Isabel into leaving Andres so that he could finish him off, but just as Isabel lefts, Camila came in, followed soon after by the doctor who made everyone clear the room. Ofelia scolded Camila for being selfish and told her that Andres was looking for her, and that's why he was shot. Ofelia told Camila that she tought only of herself. Camila told Xochitl that she and Gabriel trysted the night before and then said that the whole situation with Andres was her fault. She was out in the living room with Augusta and Irene when Gabriel Guerra walked in. Camila was very tense as Gabriel introduced himself. Irene and Augusta left, and Gabriel tried to convince Camila that they could make it together. Camila pointed out that it could have just as easily been her brother that killed Tomas, and that if Andres lived, he would seek vengeance and kill Tomas. She said that she loved Gabriel but that she couldn't live like that. Ofelia walked in when Gabriel was touching Camila. Gabriel made an excuse and Ofelia invited him to stay, but Camila said he was just leaving. Ofelia looked at Gabriel with uncertainty. Back at the cave, Gabriel told Manuel that he's despondent over the way things worked out, but he promised that he would help Camila's family and get her and them out of danger from Emilio. Emilio returned from Vera Cruz with Luciana, who did not sail. He was angry with Nicanor for not ensuring that Andres is dead, but was unable to do anything about Nicanor's failure for fear of arousing suspicion. In the last scene, Irene questions Aurelio about the death of his father. She said that she knew it was never talked about, but she wanted to know about the details of Aurelio's father's murder.

Last modified on Wed, 1 Jun 2005 14:17:09 GMT

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