She forces Anezka to get a tattoo reading "NOT PETRA" on her forehead; in later appearances, we see that Anezka has grown out bangs. To say nothing about how stepmother Rose is having an affair with Luisa in addition to being sinister Big Bad Sin Rostro; on top of that, Rafael seems to be the son of another criminal mastermind, drug lord Mutter. Rafael and Petra are on the verge of becoming this as the two are now business partners and co-owners of his hotel, until Jane helps him set her up to reveal her true colors. Overly Long Name: Mateo Gloriano Rogelio Solano Villanueva note "Mateo" after his dead great-grandfather, "Gloriano" to match his female family members' common name of "Gloriana", "Rogelio" for his grandfather, and "Solano Villanueva" from his father and mother, respectively, but he is mostly just referred to as "Mateo". In private, though, Rafael has fallen out of love with her and Petra, while still having feelings for him, attempts to manipulate him to get the money specified in her prenup.

When Jane Villanueva was a young girl, her grandmother, Alba, convinced her that women must protect their virginity at all costs. Even lampshaded with the chyrons after Rogelio's Tiago strikes a deal with Franklin Delano Roosevelt to institute his public reforms if Rogelio sleeps with Eleanor Roosevelt's lesbian chanteuse lover. However, it's also an Affectionate Parody and Decon-Recon Switch of said tropes, leading to a lot of subversions and twists.Wedding Finale: Given that this is a show steeped in the drama and romance of telenovelas, every season finale involves one of the Villanueva women getting married. Although she rarely speaks English, she understands it, since her granddaughter usually only speaks to her in English. When Jane opens her hand again, the flower is battered and bruised, and her grandmother explains that her virginity is the same way. Jane Villanueva, the daughter of a teen mother, grew up determined not to repeat her mom's mistakes. A flashback to Petra's days in Prague starts out in monochrome, then changes back to color as the narrator points out that it was only five or so years ago.

Jane sells her book for big money, Rafael has disentangled himself from the Marbella, has a better relationship with his family, and marries Jane, Petra plants the seeds of expanding the Marbella and gets back together with JR, Michael has found a new life in Montana, and his fiancee is pregnant, Rogelio's passion project premieres to acclaim, Xiomara pursues her new dream of nursing school and manages to balance staying with her family and Rogelio's show, and Alba is happily married to Jorge.Alba speaks Spanish almost exclusively (she demonstrates the ability to speak English when she feels it's needed), but the other characters understand her perfectly and respond to her in English.

Themed Party: Lina's bachelorette party is a Agatha Christie or Clue-esque Murder Mystery-themed party, because her fiance is a fan of the genre.Later, when Jane finds out she is, in fact, pregnant, she catches a tabloid with an article about "Rogelio de la Vega" and Santos' actor's face on the cover. If they don't, they're not important (like Tammy the insurance lady that the Narrator can't remember the last name of in Chapter Forty.