She Came to Me

Steven is an operetta composer experiencing a struggle with creative paralysis. Through his journey, he navigates the complexities of romantic entanglements while channeling his emotions into his music. He is both introspective and passionate, grappling with the ramifications of his choices.

Patricia is a psychiatrist and Steven's supportive yet troubled wife. As she faces her own mental health challenges, her character embodies the fragility of human emotion and the impact of stress and anxiety on familial relationships. Her journey reflects the struggle for stability amidst chaos.

Katrina is a captivating woman whose allure pulls Steven into a whirlwind of romantic adventures and emotional turmoil. Her charm and addiction to love affairs are central to the plot, serving as a catalyst for change in Steven's life. Despite her charismatic demeanor, she grapples with her own issues.

Julian is the son of Steven and Patricia, navigating his first experience of love with Tereza. His character represents the innocence and complexity of young love, facing family dynamics and societal pressures that challenge their budding relationship.

Tereza is Julian's romantic interest who finds herself entangled in a complicated family dynamic. Her character brings a fresh perspective to the story, challenging preconceived notions and embodying the hope and excitement of young love.

Trey is Tereza's father, embodying prejudice and imposing challenges on Julian and Tereza's relationship. His character represents societal pressures and conflict, creating tension that drives the narrative forward.