FELP begins to gain notoriety and visibility on social media, while repression intensifies. The puppets are invited to a fundraising gala for their cause. Amidst the chaos of the puppets' days, an unexpected leader emerges: Diogo is elected president of the movement.

A radical protest blocks a road and raises awareness for the dolls' cause, but ends in a mass trampling. Society is divided: some defend the dolls and others want them back on the shelf. At school, Beatriz confronts her parents' prejudice, while on the streets, protesters confront brutality and marginalization with humor, fury, and dignity.

João's photo at the police station goes viral, beginning his rise to become an unlikely influencer. Digital popularity clashes with the seriousness of the struggle, leaving the group divided between likes and activism. Meanwhile, a compromising clue emerges behind the scenes of the investigation, bringing the police closer to the truth.

The FELP is beginning to lose unity, divided between moderate and radical actions. Diogo considers running for mayor, while Rogério tries to sell houses without ocean views as if they were lookouts. Furthermore, a bust honoring the missing dolls is unveiled... and it's as ridiculous as it is symbolic. The fight continues, with strong support from Portuguese music industry figures. There's a new anthem!

The FELP is beginning to show the first signs of division. On one side, more radical ideas, on the other, some moderation. Will it survive less happy days? Diogo is called to visit Tapamisto. Isabel wants him to run for City Council, but he reveals a secret that prevents him from doing so. From the dungeons, a puppet escapes! Will everything be resolved now?

At the heart of the scheme, engineer Isabel and councilwoman Teresa orchestrate, from their offices, the international doll fur trade. Rugs, lies, and deaths pile up while, outside, the FELP protests with an intermittent fast that generates both joy and empathy. The absurdity begins to turn tragic.

The death of yet another puppet marks a point of no return. The body appears with the word TAPAMISTO branded on the back of its neck, and suspicions become certainties. While the police finally begin to connect the dots, FELP faces its greatest crisis. The attack on a children's show discredits the group and deepens internal divisions.

Diogo is betting everything on the elections to save the movement's reputation, but each puppet's past threatens to come to light. In a world where everyone is stuffed, it's hard to stay together. Isabel doesn't forgive the incompetence of those who work for her. Her secret begins to be in serious danger.

The FELP plunges into an image crisis after violent protests and poorly conducted interviews. João becomes the unlikely spokesperson, but quickly loses control and patience in the face of the media. Meanwhile, Rogério welcomes Martins into his home, and the puppets are increasingly the target of public scorn. The fight becomes domestic, media-driven... and deeply uncomfortable. Beatriz and Arlindo become involved.

A wave of puppet kidnappings sweeps the country, especially during the pear harvest in Caldas da Rainha. The media, farmers, and the public react with disinterest, prejudice, and ignorance. Rogério tries to keep the peace at home, but marital, school, and furry conflicts make the mission impossible. A vigil is organized at the police station. Everything seems to be going well, until it goes horribly wrong. Paulo is expelled from the force.