She is the daughter of Edremit District Governor Salâhattin Bey and Şahinde Hanım. She grew up like a sister with Yusuf, who returned to the house as a 9-year-old orphan, and upon reaching adolescence, she became attached to him with a passionate, reckless love. Her whole life turns into a circle of pressure once Şakir, one of the town's wealthy men, sets his sights on her. She is weak in will and cannot compensate for her father's death or Yusuf's long absences due to his profession. Guided by her mother Şahinde, she slides into the alcohol-filled entertainment of a fake and toxic society. Although she realizes her own corruption, she cannot find the strength to save herself in Yusuf's absence. In Yusuf's final raid, she becomes an innocent victim of a great tragedy, severely wounded by Şakir's stray bullet, and passes away silently while fleeing toward the mountains on horseback.
She is a civil servant's child raised in relatively good conditions, pampered by all. The voids in her life are her mother's selfish attitude and her father's distant nature. She fed her need for affection through Yusuf, the house's reticent mute.
She is a young girl who has just stepped into maidenhood, with a slender, delicate build, fair skin, light brown hair covering her arms, and quite beautiful, melancholic eyes.
Yusuf
Her only true refuge and great love; however, she is afraid of dissolving in his silent world.
Şakir
Her arch-enemy, whom she feels disgust and fear for and who causes her trouble.
Salâhattin Bey
Her passive father, whom she feels compassion for, and loves from a distance.
Şahinde Hanım
She cannot stand up to her mother, who is the true creator of the disasters she is dragged into; she constantly submits.