Danae is the widow of a deceased husband whose account was fraudulent. On the day Marios is released from prison, she meets him and receives a villa and a luxury car from him. He claims that these gifts fulfill her late husband's last wish.
Rena, the beautiful and faithful wife, endures her husband's extreme jealousy and constant surveillance. She maintains a leisurely routine at home, socializing with neighbors, and remains loyal despite her distress. Her innocence is ultimately proven when Orestis discovers she had merely lent the incriminating yellow gloves to an acquaintance for a countryside event, though she realizes his behavior is fundamentally unchangeable.
She is referenced as part of an enduring romance that introduces the film’s central idea about love, fate, and the consequences of chance encounters.
Thodoros' wife. Though she initially appears unaware of his plans, she secretly knows about his mistress and the Lefterakis cover story. She orchestrates the fake visit with a friend to teach her husband a lesson and announces her pregnancy to reconcile.
Ismene is the sister of Antigone and the daughter of Oedipus. Antigone tries unsuccessfully to involve her in the plan to bury Polynices in defiance of Creon's order. Creon arrests both sisters, although he ultimately decrees that only Antigone is to be walled up alive.
Mary is brought to the Petroheilos home as a woman who may be able to manage the chaotic household. She helps in the kitchen and wins the boys' admiration, while Xenofon hopes she can influence Leonidas before the Academy Board decides his case. A troubling phone call reveals that her young brother faces expulsion, making her consider leaving.
Maro Kodou has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1960. Signature works include The Greedy, The Grouch, An Italian girl from Kypseli. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
