The eldest daughter and mother to Philippos, Alkmini, and implied Myrto. She suffers severe trauma from being forced into prostitution and raped by her father. Chastised for mourning Angeliki, she hides her pregnancy. Upon her father's death, she briefly rejoices but ultimately complies with her mother's command to lock the door.
A parent-child bond corrupted by domination and abuse.
The Father is identified as Eleni's father and chastises her for secretly mourning Angeliki.
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 mother-son bond existing inside the abusive household.
The plot explicitly identifies Philippos as one of Eleni's children.
A mother-daughter bond intensified by Alkmini's exploitation and trauma.
The plot explicitly identifies Alkmini as one of Eleni's children.
An intentionally ambiguous maternal and sibling connection within the family.
The plot states that Myrto is implied to be Eleni's child and that Eleni is Myrto's sister in the family structure.
A maternal bond suppressed by the Father's prohibition on grief.
The plot identifies Angeliki as Eleni's daughter and describes Eleni secretly mourning her death.
A clinical encounter exposing Eleni's continued reproductive exploitation.
The Father accompanies Eleni to a gynecologist, who confirms that she is pregnant.
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