Beguinas

Munio interrupts Lucía and Telmo's meeting and discovers from her sister that the man she loves is a Jew who worked for the Avellanedas. Very shocked, Lucía leaves the place without knowing that Munio orders Telmo's death. As the days go by, Lucía tries to find out her whereabouts without success. A torture that ends when she finds him in the beguinage hospital in the care.

The people explode against the freed women and violently attack their walls, an opportunity that Lasarte takes advantage of to lock them in the beguinage with the excuse of their protection. The Beguines, knowing that Lasarte will do everything possible to bring them before the Court of the Inquisition, decide to escape with the help of Gabriela and Gonzalo. A farewell in which Gonzalo witnesses his mother's kiss.

The freed women are interrogated by the Holy Office without knowing that Gonzalo is their main enemy. No matter how much Marie Anne insists on being the one and saving the rest, the Beguines are not willing to give in. Neither is Lucía, who faces Telmo's rejection by getting the baker to confess her treatment with Rodrigo. More established in their love, they manage to put together the last pieces of the puzzle that leads them to Lucrecia's secret. A happiness that is hit with the announcement of an imminent auto-da-fé to condemn the freed women.

Rodrigo's advance of the wedding causes Telmo and Lucía to be forced to flee. But Jimena, always on alert, conveys her suspicions to Rodrigo and he has no choice but to put Lucía on the ropes: as a wedding gift, the king will save the beguines from the bonfire. This is how Lucía becomes the Marchioness of Peñarrosa, much to Telmo's immense pain. But Gonzalo is not willing to let the freed women be freed from eternal fire and does everything possible to have them condemned in the auto-da-fé.