Marcelo left the difficult questions for Montenegro on the day they both returned to school

The room is still far from full and Tatiana looks for her name written on one of the papers placed on the seats of the lined up chairs. “Tatiana da Silva Pinto.†There it is, right in the first row. In the chair to her right, the 11-year-old girl, daughter of Portuguese emigrant parents and born in Switzerland, has a partner she never thought she would have. “PR†, it can be read. In one hand she holds the cell phone. “I really want to take a selfie with him.†On the other, a piece of paper with a question. “People like to take selfies with you, I’m sure you’ve taken thousands, who would you like to take a selfie with?†The question ended up unanswered, but the photo happened.