This week the cast continues to learn how to love and hate each other.
1. Missing Madison
The cast goes to the beach to ensure every moment of their lives has alcohol flowing into it, and sometime during the day Madison wanders off. The cast looks for her, and eventually finds her partying with complete strangers. She’s fine, but the cast beings to worry because she has a tendency to leave reality and live in La-La-Land.
2. Go Your Own Way
The cast goes out by Wrigley Field and enjoy some time at a sports bar together. Bruno and Sylvia are hitting it off, but on the walk home it becomes apparent that Madison needs to be baby sat. Sylvia commands her to stay with the group, but Madison insists that she’d find her way back not matter what. Frustrated by this response, Sylvia lashes out and the rest of the cast takes her side. Everyone is starting to questions who Madison is and how she’s survived thus far on Earth.
3. Foeshadowing
Violetta sits down to make a phone call in the phone booth that resembles a radio station. Her friend informs her that two individuals from home have been contacted to appear on the show, one of whom is Violetta’s enemy. The cast starts to get worried that they’ll be a part of the next big Real World twist.
4. Heroes and Heroine
The cast starts to open up about their pasts. Violetta reveals that her ex cheated on her for 6 months, and Sylvia opens up about her abusive past relationship when she had a miscarriage. As walls start to break down, Madison decides to open up about her past, and reveals to the girls that she used to be addicted to heroine. Surprised, the girls vows to have each others’ backs throughout the season. Later, she opens up to Tony who accepts her and reveals that he lost his father in a similar battle.
5. Jealousy and Tears
Sylvia and Bruno have really been hitting it off, but once Sylvia starts showing Tony affection Bruno becomes jealous. So, he decides to flirt with a Chicago local named Carla. This makes Sylvia jealous and when the two get home, Bruno decides to confront a jealous Sylvia. Bitter words are exchanges and the two seem to have lost the relationship they’ve built.
Stop Being Polite 