1670

Upon receiving an invitation to a nobleman's assembly, patriarch Jan Paweł seeks his son's advice on asserting dominance over his archnemesis, Andrzej.

Aniela takes action against climate change but faces pushback. A curiously familiar figure among the peasants catches Jakub's attention.

As their refined, prospective in-laws visit, Jan Paweł finds it challenging to take charge while Zofia wrestles with unfamiliar emotions.

In Stanisław's absence, Jakub hatches an inheritance plot to oust Aniela while Jan Paweł wrestles with a decision about an upcoming march for equality.

A traveling theater group wreaks havoc on the village but arouses Maciej's curiosity as he faces romantic defeat. Bogdan seems to find his calling.

Aniela investigates her mother's suspicious mood shift, seemingly sparked by mysterious letters. Jan Paweł scrambles to get out of a sticky situation.

To strengthen ties with Leszek while on a family vacation, Jan Paweł offers to translate political negotiations — despite not knowing a lick of Turkish.

With plans in place for a lavish funeral and a wild-boar banquet, arrangements go awry when the boar makes plans of its own.

A visit from the Royal Marshal Office complicates Aniela's love life while Jan Paweł turns to gambling to solve his financial troubles.

Jan Paweł hosts a traditional ball game to prove to Bogdan that his peasants are worth investing in. Aniela discovers the power of a mustache.

While searching for Andrzej's daughters in the woods, Jan Paweł finds himself lured in by a wood nymph. Zofia seeks out a local witch for some advice.

Arranged marriage is in the air during midsummer as Bogdan must choose a bride. Problem is, Stanisław also has an interest in one of the candidates.