Myrsini Sermeni-Tsakiri-Idomenea
Daughter of Sarantis Sermenis, who was expelled by his parents because he fell madly in love with his brother's wife. Colorless, almost ugly, she grew up in a house where love was absent and strictness prevailed.
Wife of Kostakis Tsakiris, filled with loathing for the man she was forced to marry, and, very soon, his widow.
Wife, subsequently, of Themistocles Idomenea, son of Colonel Miltiades Idomenea, during the years of the Junta, a time when both leftists and homosexuals were targeted.
Sister of Theophilos Vergos, her father's illegitimate son.
Myrsini saw everything in life, tasted everything, and endured everything. Only one thing was never said to her: an apology for the end.