Das Leben neu schreiben

Flo now approaches her life fundamentally differently. After Luna starts school, she accompanies her to the classroom for the next few days until her daughter tells her that this is no longer necessary. When Luna receives a children's kitchen stove from Flo's mother, Flo criticizes it but accepts it. At the same time, Flo encourages her mother to spend more time with her family. Flo accompanies her son to training and tells her husband how much she needs and loves him. A chance encounter with her potential lover from her "first life" gets her nowhere. She succeeds in dissuading Luna from hitting her friends and helping her gain more self-confidence. When Flo's mother has a heart attack, she doesn't look for a nursing home for her, but cares for her at home. To achieve this, she even gives up her job at a women's shelter. When her grandmother dies, Flo comforts her screaming daughter. And when her husband is accused of sexually harassing a student, she stands by him. After all, she knows that the accusation is unjustified, which actually turns out to be true in this life as well.