Breaking the Dams

I let her have all. They live in regret Episode 5

Episode 5

Episode 5 recap

Sabine Ricci departs the banquet hall, passing by Leo Ricci and casting her bouquet to the floor. Outside, Chloe picks her up. Inside the vehicle, Sabine weeps as she cleans wine from her face, admitting how much she misses her late mother. A memory surfaces from when Sabine was twelve and her mother passed away. Her father introduced orphaned Ava, who grabbed Sabine's teddy bear.

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Episode 5 Scene by Scene

  1. 00:00: Leaving the Wedding Hall

    Sabine Ricci strides past a stunned Leo Ricci near the doorway. She flings her bridal bouquet down onto the carpet. Without saying a single word, she walks out of the hall and steps into the driveway.

  2. 00:21: Tears in Chloe's Car

    Chloe arrives in her car to pick Sabine Ricci up. While wiping red wine off her skin, Sabine collapses into tears. She confides in Chloe that she deeply misses her late mother.

  3. 00:53: Flashback to Ava's Arrival

    A flashback returns to Sabine Ricci at twelve years old, shortly after cancer claimed her mother. Her father brings orphaned Ava home. Ava grabs Sabine's teddy bear and weeps, leading Marco DeLuca to reprimand Sabine.

Key Lines from Episode 5

“He used to like you so much. How did that bastard turn into such a jerk?”

Chloe · Chloe asks this inside the car after watching Marco mistreat Sabine at the wedding.

“I'm okay, Chloe. I just miss my mom.”

Sabine · Sabine says this while crying and wiping red wine from her face in Chloe's car.

“Sabine, you can't act like this. Ava doesn't have parents anymore. You have Leo, and you have me. Ava has nothing. You should give in to her more.”

Marco · Marco says this to young Sabine after Ava takes her teddy bear and cries.

How Episode 5 Ends

In the flashback, young Marco DeLuca lectures twelve-year-old Sabine Ricci and demands that she hand over her possessions to Ava whenever Ava cries. Young Sabine stands alone as everyone takes the newcomer's side. How much further did the family go in pushing Sabine aside to keep Ava happy over the years?