Editing Winnie the Pooh Says Ciao Alberto (section)

==Plot==
After receiving a letter from Luca, who is away at school in Genoa with Giulia, Alberto writes back about his life in Portorosso and working at the town fishery with Giulia's father, Massimo. Alberto has been fully accepted by the townspeople and no longer hides his identity as a sea monster. However, despite his enthusiasm for his job, his relationship with Massimo is terse, as the elder fisherman barely speaks to him except to warn him against using their fishing boat without supervision. Alberto is desperate for Massimo's approval, and he worries constantly about being "fired" for his mistakes.

Alberto makes repeated attempts to win Massimo's favor, all of which end poorly. After one such attempt results in the loss of the day's catch, Alberto sneaks out at night and takes the fishing boat to catch more fish. He is startled by Machiavelli the cat, who stowed away on the boat, and drops his lantern, accidentally setting the boat on fire. They manage to escape just as Massimo races down to view the damage.

Despondent, Alberto packs his belongings and leaves. Massimo goes after him, and Alberto lambastes himself for his failures. As Massimo reaches out for him, Alberto accidentally blurts, "Just let me go, Dad!", surprising them both. Massimo reveals that he once made his own father angry enough to punch through a brick wall, but afterwards they made up by fixing it together. He and Alberto then share a hug.

The next day, Massimo and Alberto work side-by-side to fix the boat, sharing stories and communicating more openly.