Elected

Elected but deeply regretting her candidacy, Fefê decides to resign before even taking office. Her only obstacle is State Representative Netinho Filho, the Chief of Staff, who will do everything to stop the governor from giving up a position he worked so hard to achieve.

Sworn in, the governor finally has all the power of the state in her hands, but she doesn't know what to do with it. After a day of meetings with mayors, everything becomes clearer as the idea of creating a city of the future comes up.

During a party at the Official Palace, the governor is caught under the influence of drugs and becomes a controversial meme on social media. When the damage caused by it becomes unsustainable, Fefê is forced to accept the help of her advisors to try and save her image.

It's Carnival, and Fefê is eager to enjoy the most important days of the year with her friends. However, Netinho has other plans for the governor, as he wants to prevent new government scandals.

The repercussions of Carnival end up bringing positive financial results for the government. But the good news ends here, as young environmentalists protest to end the auction. With raging protests and her friendship with Nanda shaken, Fefê faces the biggest crisis of both her government and her life so far.

After many professional and personal disappointments, the governor becomes depressed and isolates herself from the world. In hallucinations, she imagines her life as a musical and ends up listening to inconvenient truths from her co-workers and from a former president.

The governor signs a decree that lowers the price of the bus fare in hopes of increasing her approval ratings. By doing so, she provokes the wrath of the "Bus Mafia”, which threatens her government and her life with fatal consequences.