In the original Vale Tudo, villain Fátima orchestrated Solange's breakup with Afonso through elaborate schemes, then married him herself while Solange had his child with another man. Solange eventually found comfort with journalist Mário Sérgio but never forgot Afonso, setting up a dramatic final-episode reconciliation and marriage revelation.
Vale Tudo remake: Solange's final chapter hints at reconciliation with Afonso
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