High Seas season 1 episode 2 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Luisa's dress is found at sea, confirming suspicions of her fall or push overboard. Tensions rise as the crew debates the futility of a sea search and questions Luisa's presence on the ship. Detective Varela starts an investigation, focusing on the lower decks. Ship access is restricted in response to the incident. Eva's discovery of Fernando's badge near the crime scene fuels her doubts about him. Manuel Salgado is arrested, confessing to Luisa's murder, but Eva suspects inconsistencies in his story. The episode ends with growing uncertainties and unresolved tensions.
Full Episode S01E02 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What was found floating near the ship?
Luisa's dress was found floating, confirming she was the one who fell or was pushed overboard.
Why is conducting a sea search considered pointless?
Due to sea currents dragging the body miles away, a sea search is deemed pointless.
What causes tension among the crew and passengers?
Tensions arise from discussions about why Luisa was on board and the decision not to involve the police.
Who is instructed to lead the investigation?
Detective Varela is tasked with the investigation, focusing on the lower decks.
Why is ship access restricted?
Access to the ship is restricted following the incident involving Luisa.
What raises Eva's suspicion about Fernando?
Eva finds Fernando's badge near the spot where Luisa fell, leading to her suspicion.
Who is arrested for Luisa's murder?
Manuel Salgado is arrested and confesses to the thefts and Luisa's murder.
What inconsistency does Eva notice in Manuel's confession?
Eva notes that Luisa screamed before falling, contradicting Manuel's claim that she was already dead.
What business idea does Dimas share with Clara?
Dimas shares his idea of starting a business transforming ethanol into fuel in Brazil.
What revelation is made at the end of the episode?
It is revealed that Manuel was coerced into confessing to Luisa's murder, indicating his innocence.
