Plot
Lidia is not allowed to practice law due to a law written by men. So this time, she aims even higher, wanting to change the law. While continuing to collaborate with her brother Enrico, tackling new cases and fighting for women’s rights, she wants to convince him to run for Parliament so that her law can finally find a voice. Lidia has completely closed herself off to love, especially with Jacopo, who is responsible for selling the family villa and is at odds with all the Poëts. But Jacopo and Lidia are forced to see each other again to share, reluctantly, a secret investigation that closely concerns them, rediscovering the complicity and fun that has always bound them. The new Royal Prosecutor, Fourneau, gives them a hard time, an institutional man who unexpectedly treats Lidia as an equal, pushing her to question her complex and contradictory relationship with feelings, and the cost of personal renunciation she is sustaining in the name of her ideals. In the six new episodes, Lidia will continue to dismantle without respite the pieces of this world built by men for men, with absolute genius, outsmarting her opponent with intelligence, irony, and without mincing words, but not without ever questioning herself
