Everyone deserves to die

A murder on the São Paulo subway, thirteen lives intertwined. Each individual with their own unquestionable certainties and only one truth: no one is what they seem. Thirteen lives intersect by chance and become linked by a murder. The planned massacre is prevented by a courageous journalist. The priest present immediately calls for help and blesses the selfless soul who helped prevent the tragedy. A poor doctor died, the victim of a sordid crime that ended the life of a good man. Fortunately, the other passengers are safe. The standard narrative, habitually constructed by society, is shattered by Clarissa Wolff in this story where no one is what they seem. In this heterogeneous group of people, one thing is certain: there is no possibility of salvation.