The Theater Fire

The Eleven O'Clock Theater Fire was a tragic event that occurred in 1994 and had far-reaching consequences for the people involved. The owner of the theater, Tomás Diz, had accumulated significant debt, leading to speculation that he intentionally set the fire to collect insurance money. However, new evidence emerges in 2021, clearing his name and revealing a different culprit.

During the premiere of Freaky Friday in 1994, a fire engulfed the theater, leaving Marco trapped inside. Determined to uncover the truth, Félix arranges an interview with Greta, Marco's girlfriend at the time. Greta, reveals the events surrounding the fire, affirming her innocence and disclosing a shocking revelation: Allegra, known as Laura in the past, died on that fateful night. The pieces of the puzzle start to come together.

Suspicion intensifies for the viewers when it is revealed that someone wearing gloves and spraying perfume on electrical boxes caused the fire. It becomes clear that the fire was not accidental but deliberately set.

The heart-wrenching story of Marco's survival unfolds as it is revealed that he was asleep in the theater's basement when the fire broke out. Allegra, refusing to leave him behind, goes back to rescue him. Despite their efforts to escape, they find themselves trapped. In a heartbreaking moment, Marco gives Allegra his bracelet—a guitar pick with his initials—as they face what they believe to be their final moments together. Allegra's bracelet activates, transporting her back to the present, while Marco is unable to cross the time barrier and remains in the burning theater. His bracelet is left behind on the stage to be the only trace of him ever found.

The opening of Season 2 brings a surprising twist as it is revealed that Marco was able to escape the fire through a trapdoor in the stage, obtaining his own bracelet and joining Allegra in 2021. Their reunion offers hope and the possibility of uncovering the truth about the fire.

In 2021, Félix discovers old security footage showing someone tampering with the cameras before the fire, wearing s Cocó's wristwatch. This revelation casts doubt on the events of that fateful night and implicates Cocó's involvement further. The widely held assumption that Tomás Diz was responsible for the fire had gone unchallenged until this new evidence emerged.

However, Marco is able to record a conversation between Mike and Pedro in 1994 that reveals it was really Pedro, seeking revenge on Cocó for excluding him from the Eleven O'Clock project, who orchestrated the fire and intended to frame Cocó for it. This new evidence finally clears Tomás' name and sheds light on the truth of that night.

Ultimately, the Theater Fire serves as a catalyst for a series of revelations, betrayals, and the quest for justice. The lives of those affected by the fire are forever altered as they seek answers and closure, while the true culprit is brought to light, revealing a web of deception and revenge.

News article detailing the Theater FirePhoto showing the aftermath of the Theater Fire which Felix finds in online archivesThe Hourglass, sitting on a table during the fireThe Hourglass, knocked on the floor and filling with sandMarco escapes the fire in 1994