In the finale of Il Paradiso delle Signore 8 it is not excluded that Umberto Guarnieri could carry out an escape from Milan to escape his responsibilities after being lied about in the Hofer scam case.
To avoid finding himself in trouble, the commendatore would disappear for a while, so as to avoid finding himself serving his sentence behind bars, as had previously happened to Matteo Portelli, an accomplice in spite of himself in this situation which caused economic problems for the countess and the young Barbieri.
Umberto is framed on the Hofer case
Umberto will be proven wrong by Marcello and Flora on the Hofer case.
The Commander will also have to face Countess Adelaide, who is not at all enthusiastic about having been deceived by her former partner.
Adelaide will want to take her revenge and publicly shame him, only to then have second thoughts and change her mind. This way you will avoid denigrating him and will save his reputation.
Umberto’s escape in the finale: plot hypotheses for Ladies’ Paradise 8
At the moment, however, the plots of the finale do not provide further details on Umberto’s events and it cannot be ruled out that there could be a twist linked to his escape.
After realizing that he is in trouble and that his plan against Marcello has failed, the Commendatore could decide to escape from Milan, fearing he will end up in prison.
Moreover, in previous episodes, Matteo Portelli he had been stopped for several days by the police precisely for this matter, only to be released from prison due to lack of evidence.
However, the truth will come out and it cannot be ruled out that Umberto may fear finding himself serving his sentence behind bars. Hence his choice to leave the city to avoid the worst.
Fans were hoping for a punishment for Umberto
A twist that would be in true Guarnieri style, which however would disappoint the expectations of the fans, who have long been hoping that he will be punished
The spectators’ dream would be to see Umberto in prison for his bad actions and make him pay the bill for the evil things done against Marcello and Adelaide.
The two, through his fault, lost a large sum of money, so much so that Barbieri chose to resign from his position as managing director of the countess’ estate to prevent him from losing his power in the city.
