During the course of the ten episodes, however, the reader witnesses important days in Brás' life, including the challenges he is facing: travel, family, relationship, childhood, fatherhood.
Prominent reviewer GoodOKBad gave it a perfect 3-star rating and praised the art and emotion that is brought along with the characters.
delivery", which could be perceived as a reference to the situation experienced by the main character, dying moments after seeing "...the woman he was going to spend the rest of his life with".
In chapter 5, during which Bras and his parents visit his grandparents in the countryside, all the family is reunited: cousins, uncles, aunts.
According to Clutter and Nieto:[15] "Traditionally, the Hispanic family is a close-knit group and the most important 5 social units.
That basic meal consists of "rice and beans, potatoes, lettuce, — all very simple and homemade — but lunch always felt like a loud happy feast... Chicken was the kids' favorite dish, so grandma always cooked it".
In accordance with Botelho: "Beyond the regional differences, the daily dish eaten on almost all tables of the country is the duo rice with beans, accompanied by a salad, some kind of meat and manioc flour.
The Aurélio dictionary of the Portuguese language defines the duo feijão-com-arroz (beans with rice) as 'of everyday use; common; usual'.
In chapter 5, when Bras says, "Grandma named the chickens after characters from her soap operas",[16] the great influence of this type of show in Brazilian people is depicted.