Maria Campanella

Maria is one of the maids working for the house's master of 1869, Jacopo Bearzatti, and his childhood friend. She is also the only friend of The White-Haired Girl, who is Jacopo's wife in their era, and Maria is the only one who will stand up for the girl when she is bullied by the other servants--likely due to her lack of assertiveness as the lady of the house. In contrast to the lady's timid personality, Maria appears to them as loud and bossy. As Jacopo and The White-Haired Girl's already suffering relationship begins to fall apart even further, they both place their trust in Maria. She becomes a sort of messenger between the two, when Jacopo refuses to face his wife after he suspects that he cannot trust her, and the girl entrusts Maria with the many letters she writes each day--that tell of nothing but her love for her husband. However, even though he receives these letters, brought to him by Maria, The White-Haired Girl's feelings never seem to reach Jacopo's own heart--and they continue to misunderstand each other.