11-year-old cynical and rebellious girl forced into prostitution by her mother. She resists Antonio initially but gradually opens up, enjoying a brief normal childhood at his sister's house. Her past is exposed at a party, causing deep shame, yet she slowly builds trust with Antonio and the French tourists.
Antonio gradually becomes Rosetta's protective ally.
Antonio comforts Rosetta after her past is exposed and tells her that the woman's judgment does not matter.
They are siblings who share vulnerability, conflict, and uncertainty about their future.
The plot identifies Luciano as Rosetta's brother, and the two children travel together toward the orphanage.
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