Episode 3 of "Two Graves" unfolds with a haunting flashback to the fateful evening when Vero and Marta vanished. Jonas had deposited them at the trailhead of Los Penenos, bidding them farewell. The girls subsequently ventured to the clandestine gathering where Beltran had hired them to amuse his male guests. Marta harbored misgivings about the arrangement, yet Vero reassured her that she needn't engage physically with anyone.
At the party, Vero found herself caught up in the revelry, oblivious to Marta's plight. Tragically, Marta was violated by Carlos. Later that night, Vero returned home, her demeanor altered, and implored Antonio to escort her to the authorities. Antonio, ever composed, inquired about the events that transpired and subsequently resolved to aid Vero in concealing Marta's grim fate.
What transpired to Marta? Following the assault, Marta insisted on reporting the crime to the police. Vero and Jamila, however, harbored doubts about the police's willingness to believe them. Marta's distress escalated; she grasped a shard of broken glass, vowing to end her own life. In a desperate bid to disarm her, Vero grappled with Marta, who inadvertently sliced her neck in the ensuing struggle. In a rage-fueled moment, Vero shoved Marta, causing her to lose her footing and strike her head on a hard rock bench.
Vero was poised to confess to the police, but Antonio's fear for her life, knowing Rafael's capability for violence, swayed him otherwise. He assisted Vero in disposing of Marta's body and enlisted the help of his friend Farhid to smuggle her into Morocco. Antonio had been amassing funds to relocate his family to Brazil, intending to start anew with Vero. Isabel confronted him for concealing the truth, to which he countered with accusations of her own past selfish actions.
Regarding Vero's whereabouts, after a six-month exile in Morocco with Farhid, Vero fled. Antonio remains uncertain of her exact location, though she religiously phones him every Friday from an undisclosed locale. It transpires that Vero returned, seeking out Jamila. The two rekindled their bond, embarking on a romantic relationship and settling together in a nearby town.
What unfolds between Rafael and Isabel is a tale of intrigue and desperation. Upon realizing Jamila's peril, Isabel urgency pleads with Antonio to report Rafael to the authorities for abducting Carlos. Simultaneously, Rafael rings her, disclosing his impending arrival to rescue Jamila. He has located her and yearns to unravel the mystery behind Marta's demise. The police intercept Rafael first, granting Isabel a window to reach Jamila. In a moment of cold calculation, Isabel administers drugs to Jamila and positions herself to end her life, only to be interrupted by Vero's unexpected entrance.
Their reunion, filled with warmth and tears, prompts Isabel to rally in support of the two young women. Meanwhile, the police, hampered by insufficient evidence, are compelled to release Rafael. He dashes to Jamila's residence but discovers her absent. Isabel shelters the girls with an old friend, where they spend a vigilant night.
Later, Isabel confronts Rafael, weaving a web of lies, claiming she never encountered Jamila. She tests the waters, hoping he might drop the matter, but he stands firm. The subsequent morning, Isabel instructs Antonio to summon Farhid and arrange Vero's return to Morocco. By then, police have descended upon Isabel's home, informed by forensic evidence linking her to Beltran's murder. The blood analysis confirms the presence of Beltran's blood.
The police eavesdrop on Isabel's call, striving to pinpoint her location. Antonio subtly alerts Isabel, feigning concern for his seemingly unraveling mother. Regrettably, the police fail to trace her through the call.
The climax of "Two Graves" unfolds as Isabel persuades Vero to embark for Morocco, while Jamila remains concealed in a local motel. She then confronts Rafael,谎称 she has found Jamila. During the journey to see Jamila, she unburdens herself to Rafael about Vero's survival and the sequence of events that led to Marta's tragic end.
Rafael, driven by an unyielding quest for justice, insists on knowing Vero and Antonio's whereabouts. Ultimately, Isabel comprehends that Rafael is beyond redemption; his thirst for revenge knows no bounds, irrespective of whether his daughter's death was accidental.
The series concludes with Isabel steering the car off the road, plunging into the sea. The fate of both Isabel and Rafael remains ambiguous, leaving viewers to speculate on their survival, though the grim circumstances hint at a bleak outcome.
