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When an attorney learns her brother whom she hasn't seen in 20 years is being tortured to death in prison, she crosses a legal line to save his life.
Andrade tasks Cristina with becoming Edson's new lawyer so she can get close to him and find out Scavenger's whereabouts.
The Brotherhood take Cristina to a safe house, where they conduct an interrogation to test a suspicion they have on who the new snitch is.
Cristina takes photos of pages in a notebook that Darlene keeps locked away, which outline a planned heist. Marcel begins working for the Brotherhood.
While Andrade gives a press conference, the Brotherhood attempt their heist. Cristina is put in charge of an excavation of a prison escape tunnel.
The cops find evidence at the murder scene. Cristina is forced to make a new deal with Andrade. The Brotherhood time an explosion with a World Cup win.
The cops storm the safe house. Darlene grows suspicious of Cristina and Marcel. Cristina devises a bold plan to get the word out about the Brotherhood.
Darlene turns on Cristina, who offers her something she desperately wants. Edson is sent back to prison, where he challenges Scavenger to a duel.
Reeling from the bloodshed, Edson meets Gomes, who lays out tough demands. To help the faction, Cristina is forced to smooth things over with Darlene.
Gomes doubles down after hearing about Matos. Cristina convinces Darlene to try new tactics, then confronts her own past as they plot to rip off the DA.
As Darlene struggles to unload the drugs, Ivan pushes Cristina to sort things out with Oseas. But her ideas don't sit well with leadership.
To get Zica on her side, Cristina comes clean about Faísca. After staking out Gomes, Darlene and Cristina carry out the escape plan — but tragedy looms.
An irate Gomes gives the wardens a chilling order. Edson pits Darlene and Cristina against each other. Marcel continues to help the police.
With a price on his head, Edson plots a violent showdown with Gomes' squad, while Cristina proves — once and for all — where her loyalties lie.
