It was Croma who told me this thing about the passages and it didn’t, and doesn’t, stop using them. It uses them to lead us through different stories, and that's how one day it pushed me into the story of a passerby that I had been following for months. When getting into an office supply shop, this character slipped on a bill. It was a holiday eve and, as we all know, a holiday eve is a day of fun in the store. The employer leaves earlier, the employees stay in the shop but this is not an obstacle to things being like they are. Well, João got up, confused and embarrassed, and walked into the shop, and out of nowhere zaaaaaauuuu all those figures were taken by surprise and zaaaaaazzzz all eyes on me. Employees in revelry looking at the only customer who dared to enter a store like that on the eve of a Spring holiday. And João, still troubled by the fall and confused by such confusion, realizes that she had slipped on a bill. She quickly turns back and taaaaau nailed it !!!!, and a crowd pointed to that beautiful fifty. One can say it was right in the bull’s eye!… but did she fly? We don't know, in the rush to claim the note for herself, João turns back and goes through the metal door arch of the staples and paperweights shop. There she meets Maria, who becomes petrified between the two access doors to the shop, and Croma loses track of João in the mess.