A French-origin woman living in Italy and Camillo's primary love interest. Though engaged to Bernard, she continues meeting Camillo. She participates in an arranged meeting with Orlando, who instead falls in love with her. She later sends a photograph from Paris that triggers Camillo's jealousy, leading to a resolved misunderstanding that allows them to finally reunite.
Their unresolved love drives Camillo's illness, recovery, jealousy, and final reconciliation.
Camillo's psychosomatic paralysis is attributed to the finished love between him and Vittoria. Despite Vittoria's engagement to another man, she conti...
Orlando's unexpected love complicates Camillo's friendship and romantic hopes.
At the arranged meeting, Orlando falls in love with Vittoria rather than Anita and later confesses this feeling to Camillo.
Vittoria shares knowledge of Leone's concealed emotional suffering.
Leone's psychosomatic condition is finally admitted to both Camillo and Vittoria, making Vittoria one of the people aware of his hidden motive.
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