Legend has it that the treader appears hideously on top of people who eat too much. In addition, she always appears when there is exaggeration and food is not shared with those who are hungry. It's like the sin of gluttony: "Anyone who eats and doesn't share anything gets a bloated belly", as Seu Madruga used to say. And we add: with a swollen belly, the treadmill comes and empties it.

A sinister stain appears on the wall and scares the lonely resident of that house. To her dismay, the stain has a human silhouette and, during the night, seems to leave the wall and walk through the house.

A mysterious flower is left on the doorstep of a man who lives alone in a house far from the big city. That man just puts the strange flower inside the house and leaves for work. What he didn't expect is that each petal of that flower was the days of his life.

After the New Year's party, Cami (Juliana Seabra) chats with her friend Malu (Talita Soares) via WhatsApp. Realizing that Malu is sending strange messages through the application, Cami asks for photos and videos to prove that her friend is fine, but when analyzing the images sent by her friend, Cami is desperate to see a scary hair, leaving the attic of her best friend's house.

Upon seeing his wife (Juliana Seabra) die, a painter (Ricardo Martins) decides to honor her with a post-mortem painting (made after death). When hanging the finished painting on the wall, the painter realizes that something strange is happening in his work, which awakens in him a mixture of longing and fear. They say it's not good to have pictures of dead people in your house.

The story of five generations of the Austrian-Brazilian Knieps family, from the inauguration of their family-owned Great Mystical Circus in the 1910s up to the early 21st century, following both the family and the circus from their prime through to their decadence.