Edda Rossi, wife of Marchelo Rossi and foster mother to Angeletta Montovani, directs her distrust and abrasive nature toward Romeo, subjecting him to harsh treatment and baseless theft accusations alongside her biological son, Anzelmo. When Marchelo confronts her, asserting his authority, her overt abuse halts, though her lingering disdain for Romeo persists. By the series’ end, subtle shifts in her demeanor suggest a restrained alignment with the narrative’s resolutions. Her role as Angeletta’s guardian stems from Countess Isabella Montovani’s entrustment, though details of Edda’s life preceding this arrangement, alongside physical attributes and deeper personal history, remain unelaborated in the documented sources.