Initially a fearful accomplice who colludes with her husband's abuse and covers up Myrto's self-harm. Witnessing her grandchildren's trauma, she murders her husband in bed. However, she immediately assumes his authoritarian role, ordering Eleni to lock the door and perpetuating the cycle of domestic oppression.
A marriage structured by fear, obedience, and shared concealment.
The plot identifies the Mother as fearful of her husband's wrath and as his marital accomplice.
A mother-daughter relationship constrained by the household hierarchy.
The family description identifies the Mother as Eleni's mother and the children's grandmother.
A family bond later placed under the Mother's authoritarian control.
Philippos is one of Eleni's children, making the Mother his grandmother within the stated family structure.
A grandmother-grandchild bond that contributes to the Mother's violent rebellion.
Alkmini is one of Eleni's children, and the Mother reacts after seeing her traumatized granddaughter seek comfort.
A family connection shaped by the aftermath of Angeliki's death.
Angeliki is part of the family whose grandparents are identified as the Father and Mother.
A grandmother who protects Myrto's wounds while remaining complicit in the system.
The Mother covers up Myrto's self-harm, and Myrto is identified as one of the family's younger daughters.
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