Gomorrah

Ciro, the right-hand man of boss Pietro Savastano, sets fire to Salvatore Conte's home to cut him down to size.

Ciro knows the time for revenge has not yet come, for the next major problem he has to deal with is always waiting around the corner.

Pietro's time as leader is up when he is transferred to a high-security prison and kept in solitary confinement under twenty-four-hour observation. Who will take Pietro's place...?

While Ciro with Genny in tow tries to quell the Nigerian revolt, Pietro organizes a massive revolt of the prisoners and, after putting fire to Poggioreale, is transferred to the 41a regime.

With Pietro gone, it is Imma who surprisingly starts to take care of business. Ciro is left with no choice but to take his orders from her now.

Genny is gone and Imma has taken control of the clan. And what makes matters worse, she has Pietro's blessing. He has crowned her as his queen...

Now that Imma has Pietro's blessing and with Genny out of reach, Ciro realizes that he must once again toe the line while Imma starts to restructure the Savastano business empire.

Genny has strikingly changed and no longer needs his family or his mentor Ciro. Surrounding himself with "his boys" from the videogame parlor, he takes matters into his own hands.

Backed by the new mayor, Genny plans to lead the clan towards a bright and prosperous future. But events to come will shatter his grand dream.

Major bloodshed, if not all-out war with Salvatore Conte, is imminent when Conte returns to Naples to get to the bottom to avenge Giuliano?s murder.

What all bosses had tried to avoid, is now the dire truth: Daniele's death sparks an entire series of bloodshed.

Ciro finally seizes the reins of power, especially with his old boss, Pietro, now turned mentally ill in solitary confinement. They transfer him to the less guarded lunatic penitentiary.