The Lady: (Barbara Sandoval)

She owns a vast estate, a woman who learned from a young age that trust is earned and betrayal is punished dearly. The men of the town speak of her in hushed tones: some fear her, others admire her, and some dream of winning her heart.
Suddenly, a rider stops in front of the river.
"Aren't you afraid of being alone in these places?" she asks.
She slowly raises her gaze, gives a defiant smile, and replies:
—Alone? Son, to be afraid I would first have to need someone.
He puts on his hat, stands up, and leaves without looking back.
The camera zooms in on her face while a voiceover says:
"In these lands, nature has its own laws... and she is one of them."