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Ordering pizza can be an adventure in isolation times. After talking with his mother, Murilo's confidence on the delivery goes down the sink, and the meal will turn into a gymkhana.
Adelaide is Murilo's ultra-protected neighbor. The good neighborhood policy, even in times of isolation, will end up generating an exchange of pleasantries between the two.
The moment of paying attention to house tasks comes for Murilo. Dalva will guide him on what and how to clean. Murilo will also gain a reinforcement.
Murilo went on to do his therapy online. But it is not as simple as it seems since Leonor, the therapist, during the service, needs to deal with the issues of her own home.
It takes routine so that the days don't always look the same. Murilo will try to organize himself and will have time for everything from now on. It will also take a lot of discipline.
With isolation, Murilo feels needy. But online dating may not go as expected, and finding the perfect date is more of a confinement challenge.
The days of isolation have made Murilo more paranoid about his health. In virtual consultations with dr. Guilherme, he tries to find a diagnosis - worrying - at any cost.
Murilo thought he was cooking better until he came across a package of rice and beans. To face the new gourmet challenge, he needs to turn to his mother, aunt and his helper.
Postponing physical activities has always been common for Murilo. But, in the quarantine, he will try to put his athlete side into practice and organize his routine.
Social life, even if virtually, cannot stop. But Murilo did not imagine how unusual it would be to participate in an online birthday party.
Murilo always tried to escape the condominium meetings in his building. Only in the quarantine, the meeting is online. He'll even try, but he doesn't know how to escape the commitment.
Murilo has already lost count of how many days of confinement have passed. Social isolation measures are beginning to ease, but he feels less and less relaxed.
