A renowned but blocked visual artist who moves to the Italian countryside to restore an abandoned villa. Obsessed with the estate's dark WWII history, he becomes increasingly paranoid and violent, ultimately murdering his girlfriend Flavia and using the bodies of his hired staff for his art. He is later institutionalized.
Wanda's history becomes the central focus of Leonardo's artistic and psychological obsession.
Leonardo investigates Wanda's death, steals her photographs, and organizes a séance to contact her spirit.
Their romantic relationship deteriorates as Leonardo becomes increasingly violent and obsessive.
The plot identifies Flavia as Leonardo Ferri's girlfriend, and they attempt to maintain their relationship while living at the villa.
Leonardo uses a false identity to obtain information and personal objects connected to Wanda.
Leonardo convinces Wanda's mother that he is a journalist writing about the aristocracy so she will show him Wanda's mementos.
Leonardo initially relates to Egle through the household work required by the villa.
After renting the villa, Leonardo hires Egle as a young housekeeper.
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