Granada must surrender. This is what Boabdil has decided, seeing himself isolated and threatened. But he will not deliver the kingdom until the last moment. In his absence, Aixa chooses not to leave stone on stone. It is willing to destroy the Alhambra and immolate itself with its own rather than capitulate.
In the court of Isabel already thinks about the future. The differences of opinion on what should be the fate of the money left over from the war comes to provoke the confrontation between the kings. Isabel is in favor of supporting the expedition of Columbus, but Fernando has not forgotten his promise to recover the counties occupied by the French.
Torquemada believes that politics in occupied Grenada must be more forceful against the defeated infidels. Threatens to accuse the kings before Rome for tolerating heresy. To avoid losing the favor of the pope, Isabel and Fernando consider the expulsion of the Jews
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