The story of Hilda and Malthus in Hilda Furacão revolves around their forbidden love. Hilda, a rebellious woman who leaves her wealthy family to become a prostitute, meets Malthus, a devoted seminarian preparing to become a priest. Despite their vastly different worlds, they fall deeply in love. Their relationship challenges Malthus’ faith and commitment to the church, as he struggles between his religious vocation and his overwhelming passion for Hilda. Their love becomes a symbol of defiance against societal and spiritual constraints, filled with longing, sacrifice, and tragedy. Hilda and Malthus first meet when Hilda attends a gathering in the church square, where Malthus is preaching as a young seminarian. She is struck by his passion and conviction, finding his purity and devotion intriguing. Hilda, known for her rebellious nature, approaches him with a mix of curiosity and mischief, challenging his ideals and sparking a connection. Malthus initially tries to resist her, seeing her as a temptation that could derail his spiritual path. However, Hilda’s boldness, beauty, and emotional depth gradually draw him in. Over time, he begins to see past her reputation as a prostitute and recognizes her vulnerability and yearning for freedom. This awakens feelings of love and admiration, leading Malthus to question his faith and whether his calling truly lies in the church.

Malthus Moreira, in his twenty’s, training to become a priest. Shy and sweet, also super handsome and decent.

In their first meeting, Malthus is preaching in the square when Hilda, bold and provocative, approaches him, mocking his sermon. Flustered but resolute, Malthus clutches his cross tightly and confronts her, believing she is a lost soulconsumed by sin. He holds the cross up to her as if she’s satan

,,I save you in the name of god’’! Malthus says as he holds a cross against Hilda’s Forehead. He’s breathing hard and sweating and it’s raining hard