@vanessaAFazenda drama is spilling over into voting plans after Alfredo and Eduarda announced they are casting their ballots for Giovanna, a decision that has sparked a heated debate about her past behavior. Ariela cut straight to the chase by labeling Giovanna a plant who only materializes for those two-minute performances while already having every line memorized. She admitted feeling nervous when the script included references to donkeys, questioning how someone could even say that without a second thought. The conversation deepened when Eduarda revealed she witnessed the incident firsthand and immediately brought it up with Alfredo afterward. She pointed out that Giovanna spoke so quietly during the moment, acting like she was just saying 'donkeys, right?' in passing, that the speaker might not even remember doing it at all. Despite the quiet delivery, Eduarda insisted that making such remarks to a child with cognitive difficulties is completely unacceptable. Children facing these challenges already endure enough from classmates in school where they struggle to understand social cues or why people are being mean. Even other girls have noted similar issues, which makes the entire situation feel absurd and ridiculous to anyone paying attention. The comment stuck with Eduarda so much that she kept thinking about it until she confirmed with Alfredo that Giovanna really did say it. Once he verified the quote, she couldn't stop wondering how someone could be so careless and idiotic in that context.

@vanessaAFazenda drama is spilling over into voting plans after Alfredo and Eduarda announced they are casting their ballots for Giovanna, a decision that has sparked a heated debate about her past behavior. Ariela cut straight to the chase by labeling Giovanna a plant who only materializes for those two-minute performances while already having every line memorized. She admitted feeling nervous when the script included references to donkeys, questioning how someone could even say that without a second thought. The conversation deepened when Eduarda revealed she witnessed the incident firsthand and immediately brought it up with Alfredo afterward. She pointed out that Giovanna spoke so quietly during the moment, acting like she was just saying 'donkeys, right?' in passing, that the speaker might not even remember doing it at all. Despite the quiet delivery, Eduarda insisted that making such remarks to a child with cognitive difficulties is completely unacceptable. Children facing these challenges already endure enough from classmates in school where they struggle to understand social cues or why people are being mean. Even other girls have noted similar issues, which makes the entire situation feel absurd and ridiculous to anyone paying attention. The comment stuck with Eduarda so much that she kept thinking about it until she confirmed with Alfredo that Giovanna really did say it. Once he verified the quote, she couldn't stop wondering how someone could be so careless and idiotic in that context.