Sightless

A world-class violinist who wakes blind after a brutal attack. Traumatized yet perceptive, she relies on her remaining senses and intuition to uncover the truth about her confinement. Her journey is defined by resilience, growing suspicion, and a longing to regain autonomy.

A nurse hired by Ellen's brother who secretly orchestrates her captivity. He calmly executes multiple personas to manipulate those around Ellen, revealing a chilling obsession rooted in his past abuse. Clayton embodies control and deception, driving the central confinement plot.

Clayton's sister, anxious and quiet, who becomes a reluctant participant in Ellen's kidnapping. She later reveals their sisterly bond and helps Ellen find a way to escape, showing a complicated mix of fear and complicity.

Lana's abusive husband who intimidates Ellen and threatens her safety. His presence underscores the threat of violence outside the fake world Ellen inhabits and heightens the stakes of her need to stay vigilant.

The detective working the assault case who reassures Ellen and follows the evidence. He questions how the attack fits into the larger web of deception and tries to protect Ellen within a system that may be compromised.

A hospital physician involved in Ellen's care, representing the medical world she initially trusts. His role anchors Ellen's recovery and the contrast between genuine care and the manipulation she experiences.

A nurse assigned to Ellen during her recovery, appearing supportive but ultimately part of the system Ellen must question as the truth unveils itself.