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Ruby’s younger siblings weren’t given a chance to be part of the show; even Monse’s half-siblings got to speak and were part of the series. But the twins didn’t say a word in the show—they were effectively silenced. And things didn’t improve at all in Season 4. I would have liked to get to know the twins better. I know things were different when Mario still lived at home, but in my opinion, Ruby ignored Louis, and Louisa was totally ignored by everyone too; the twins weren’t treated well at all by the family or anyone in the neighborhood.

Ruby is like Oscar—which is why the two of them were so close.
César is like Mario.
He just loves girls and high school life; I think César wanted to be like Mario—something Oscar, Mario, and Ruby all noticed, and it bothered them, too.
And Ruby is like Oscar in that he is intelligent; that’s why, in Season 2, they wanted to prevent Ruby from becoming like Oscar—constantly angry and unable to control his temper.

If Oscar had found out that César had the RollerWorld money, would César have given it to him?
I think César would have kept the money; he is very stubborn, so it is unlikely he would have given it to Oscar voluntarily.

Even after the middle finger incident, did Kenny still remain Silver’s favorite student because, strangely enough, Silver only smiled when Kenny gave him the middle finger? (During the Sekai Taika)

Olivia’s birthday was in December, wasn’t it?
Did Oscar find out only after Christmas that César hadn’t killed Letrell, or before Christmas?
Did César spend Christmas alone, without his family, in the series?

At some point during Season 3, I understood why Gregorio doesn’t like Pablo: Pablo barely supported Gregorio with Art Rebel and adamantly refused to help him with the studio—which drove the studio to ruin because of Milton and Pablo’s selfish behavior.

Sensei Wolf created a nutrition plan for his students, but how can he know they aren’t secretly eating unhealthily? After all, Sensei Wolf is very unscrupulous; I doubt his students would take him—or his nutrition plan—seriously.

Does Silver already know Kenny’s father from the military?
Because—creepily enough—Silver knew so much about Kenny’s father, his family, and Shawn when he spoke to him in the dojo while they were alone together in Season 4.

I think César almost took the bus in Season 2; if he hadn’t made up with Oscar... would Oscar really have come to say goodbye? After all, in the original version, he didn’t come to the bus stop to see César off.

Rikki set Mako Island on fire on the night of the full moon while Emma and Cleo were at Emma’s house—so Rikki didn’t set the *entire* island ablaze.
Did Emma and Cleo know that Rikki was setting the island on fire while they were at home with Lewis and Miss Chatham?
Technically, Miss Chatham and Lewis could have brought Rikki back, since they were immune to the moon.

We learned so much about Violetta’s family—her mother and her grandmother.
But the series never talked about Germán’s family, his parents, or his past—or about Violetta’s grandparents on her father’s side.
Germán’s family deserved some screen time and a storyline, too, because we know nothing about his family history or his background.

Many people underestimate the situation involving Bernie, Sharon, and Lily because we don’t know what really happened in the past. Many assume Sharon was heartless even as a child, but that might not be true. Sharon lost her trust in people. Here are my scenarios:

(1. Perhaps Bernie was always the one who was kind to Sharon, which is why she fell in love with him.) (2. Perhaps Lily was the one who wasn’t kind to Sharon. The scene where Lily confronts Sharon about being in love with Bernie seemed anything but loving or sisterly.) (3. Sharon was the kind one, while Lily—perhaps because she was favored—was cold toward Sharon; after all, in the flashbacks, Sharon was kind to Luna when she was a baby.) (4. Alfredo doesn’t support Sharon. It is, after all, strange that Sharon—an adult woman—didn’t move out of the mansion but instead lived with her sister’s husband and daughter, without owning her own estate or apartment.) (5. Sharon’s mother might have been the only person close to her before she died. Her mother was there for Sharon, while Alfredo... was there for Lily.) (6. Bernie might have had feelings for both Sharon and Lily and chose Lily.)
After all, Sharon already felt guilty about Lily; if she had been the „bad one“ in the past, those feelings of guilt wouldn’t have been necessary.
Sharon was the kind sister; in the flashbacks, Lily snatched away the letter Sharon was writing to Bernie.
That made me doubt whether Lily was truly the kind one.

Sharon and Ray clearly didn’t use their heads properly regarding the crystal swan situation—after all, how could Miguel have stolen it if he never laid eyes on it, didn’t know what it looked like, and Sharon had only shown it to Ambar and Amanda—and no one else on the staff?

Dana comes from an arrogant, wealthy family; her father remarried after her mother’s death. Her stepmother sent her to boarding school, and she has a stepsister. Zoey and Dustin come from a perfect, wealthy family and live in a perfect neighborhood. Lola comes from a wealthy real estate family that traveled extensively; she grew up with butlers and has a younger sister. Logan comes from a family where he grew up with nannies and butlers; he has a half-sister. Nicole comes from a wealthy family that owns a juice manufacturing company; she is interested in fashion and shopping and has an older brother. Chase comes from a wealthy family of reporters. Michael comes from a wealthy family; his parents worked long hours and owned a studio. He grew up with his grandmother and has a brother. James comes from a wealthy family of actors. Quinn comes from a wealthy family of scientists who own numerous laboratories.

I believe that Ámbar’s biological mother, Silvana, is Bernie’s sister. That explains why Sharon hated the woman so much; if Silvana had simply been a mother, Sharon wouldn’t have had a problem. After all, it wouldn’t make sense for Ámbar to be Luna’s cousin if Ámbar were adopted—plus, Bernie’s family was barely a topic in the series.

Sharon simply wanted revenge on Bernie’s family. It’s unlikely she adopted a child voluntarily; the way she constantly treated Ámbar didn’t look like the behavior of a loving adoptive mother, especially given her opposition to Ámbar meeting her biological mother. Perhaps Bernie’s family wanted nothing more to do with Sharon after finding out she was in love with him.

Did the directors intend for Tino and Cato to be portrayed as having intellectual disabilities? I don’t mean that as an insult to Tino and Cato—I don’t think they’re stupid, but rather intellectually impaired—and I think Sharon, Ray, Miguel, Monica, Luna, and Ambar simply didn’t know or didn’t quite realize this; they just assumed Tino and Cato were stupid, even though that wasn’t the case.
I believe the production didn’t intend for them to be portrayed as merely clumsy employees, but rather as employees with intellectual impairments.