After committing dozens of crimes in "Corazón Valiente," Fernanda has finally ended up in jail. However, she continues to be more concerned about her appearance. Unfortunately, a recent jail fight has left her scarred, and she has a violent reaction after seeing her reflection in a mirror.
Vicente reveals the truth
Vicente's confession that Fernanda is a murderer eventually leads to her arrest. Although he is obsessed with her, Fernanda's constant rejections while she pursues Juan Marcos have made Vicente want revenge. Unfortunately, Fernanda is not expecting her accomplice to turn on her, and her attempts to escape fail.Fernanda meets her mother in jail
"Corazón Valiente" adds a plot twist by having Fernanda meet her mother in jail. Her mother claims that she has been wrongly accused of murder and is unable to prove her innocence. However, Fernanda is more concerned with destroying Ángela. Despite her current situation, she is not able to overcome her own obsession with Juan Marcos or accept that someone else could love him.Fernanda's reaction
Fernanda is injured during a jail fight and is later shocked to learn that she has been left with a large facial scar. She has a violent reaction after seeing her face in a mirror. Her response is characteristic of her vain nature. Fernanda has spent a great amount of time and money on plastic surgeries to hide her actual appearance. She describes herself as the ugly duckling in earlier episodes of "Corazón Valiente," but surgeries have given her a new face. Now, she is forced to accept that her efforts to change have been destroyed.Is "Corazón Valiente" planning on killing Fernanda?
Fernanda will eventually end up dead like most telenovela villains, so why has "Corazón Valiente" bothered to give her a jail sentence? This may be an attempt to show that death is the only solution to stopping her evil. She is still planning to destroy Ángela while she is in jail and plotting her next crime. The show is emphasizing that redemption or change is not possible for her character because she is incapable of forgiveness.Fernanda's mother attempts to reason with her and show her that pursuing the same course of revenge will destroy her. Unfortunately, she is too self-absorbed to notice anything beyond her own desires. Fernanda feels that she deserves to have Juan Marcos and must stop anyone else from finding happiness with him.
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