"The Nobility of Love": Will Tonho be king of Batanga? Find out what his end will be like

With an ending scheduled for the beginning of September, the outcome of one of the characters in the soap opera "A Nobreza do Amor" may already be close to being revealed.

According to columnist Marcia Pereira, from Notícias da TV, the fate of Ronald Sotto's character, Tonho, may be getting closer to being subtly shown to viewers.

In next Tuesday's episode (2), the mill administrator will dream of a Batanga warrior and begin to make new speculations about the prophecy that involves the future of Alika/Lúcia (Duda Santos) and the African kingdom.

The aforementioned prediction suggests that the true heir to the throne will only succeed in saving the people by enlisting the help of a man of "noble ancestry and impeccable character."

The dream will draw the characters' attention because it dialogues with the first seconds of the plot. According to the columnist, who had access to the advance synopsis of the plot, Tonho will be revealed as a descendant of the mythical king Shaka. He will be the only one capable of removing the sovereign's dagger stuck in the ancient baobab tree - at the moment, the object will be planted in the palace occupied by Jendal (Lázaro Ramos).

The dream, then, will act as another hint about the future of Sotto's character. The sequence of events will occur after Tonho demonstrates leadership in Barro Preto and fights for the mill's workers. The writers will also reinforce Alika's admiration for the good guy's actions.

Although it is still a long way off, the ending will tie up all the loose ends in the story and should conclude with the mysteries surrounding the African kingdom being revealed to the public.

Written by Duca Rachid, Júlio Fischer and Elisio Lopes Jr., the soap opera is set in 1920 and has two locations as its main setting: the kingdom of Batanga, on the western coast of Africa, and the city of Barro Preto, in Rio Grande do Norte.

*Under the supervision of Flávio Ismerim, from CNN Brasil

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