Which individual caused the damage to Cruz's artwork?
In the latest episode of the popular Spanish series La Promesa, a shocking development has taken place. The portrait of the late Marchioness, a central figure in the lives of the characters, has been destroyed.
The housekeeper, Petra, was seen breaking down before the portrait, a clear indication of her emotional connection to the past. Alonso, the Marquis, expresses discomfort near the portrait, and it seems that the arrival of the painting has stirred up old feelings for him.
Alonso, who spent almost 30 years of his life with the Marchioness, views the portrait as a reminder of his past. He believes that the portrait's arrival has made him relive his feelings for the Marchioness, and the wounds from his past with her seem to be reopened.
Petra, too, is moved while remembering her past with Cruz. However, she feels fear or anger towards Cruz, who was responsible for Feliciano's death. It is unclear whether Petra's emotional reaction to the portrait is connected to the destruction.
Leocadia, Alonso's wife, has confessed to him that the portrait has disturbed the atmosphere of the palace. Alonso, like Leocadia, expresses concerns about the portrait affecting everyone at La Promesa.
The identity of the perpetrator who destroyed the portrait remains a mystery. Suspects include Petra, Martina, Leocadia, Candela, Curro, Manuel, and even the Marquis himself.
Meanwhile, fans of La Promesa now have a new way to follow the series. The website Play offers audio description for the show, providing an immersive experience for visually impaired viewers.
As the series unfolds, it is expected that the identity of the portrait's destroyer will be revealed, adding another layer of drama to the already intriguing plot. Stay tuned for more updates on La Promesa.
- The average viewer of La Promesa might find the recent destruction of the Marchioness's portrait as a social-media topic, sparking discussions about the impact of entertainment on pop-culture and emotions.
- In many books about Spanish history and culture, lavish portraits of celebrities, like the late Marchioness, are often seen as emblems of the past, reminding readers of the broader social landscape.
- As La Promesa continues to entertain viewers with its intricate plot and character development, some fans might find solace in discussing their favorite characters, be it the complex Alonso, the mysterious Petra, or the enigmatic Cruz, on various social-media platforms.
