Ali Rıza Bey's eldest daughter. She is intelligent and loves reading, but because of a physical defect (a blemish on her eye), she falls behind her sisters in beauty, which leads her to choose a dignified and mature path from an early age. She stands by her father against the family's corruption and her mother's mistakes, but she also criticizes her father's weakness. To escape the 'hell' at home, she marries an older widower with three children (Tahsin Bey) and moves to Adapazarı. Unfortunately, she does not find what she was looking for there either and is dragged into a different form of hell: never-ending fights with her new husband's family; however, out of pride, she does not return to her father.
A long illness she suffered as a child left a spot on her right eye. To compensate for this disadvantage, her father had her well-educated, making her intellectually equipped. Although she is the same age as her siblings, she puts herself in the position of being the family's second mother.
Small and petite, and despite reaching the age of twenty, she is far from physical attractiveness. She has a spot on her right eye that is a legacy of the diseases in Anatolia.
Tahsin Bey
She treats her husband in Adapazarı more as a ticket to freedom or an employer whose needs she will serve than as a partner.
Leyla, Necla
She despises their world of artificial makeup and immorality and treats them with deep disdain.
Ali Rıza Bey
She is angry at her father; because while he should have saved the family, he remained passive. Yet, she is the only person who truly understands him.