Her family, although middle class, had high aspirations for her. They saw her not as a blind girl, but as a budding star who just needed the right stage to shine.

With the unwavering support of her loved ones, Calliope embraced her dream of becoming an actress. Despite her doubts and obstacles, she immersed herself in the world of theater, where the darkness of the stage became her canvas and her words became her compass. Through her talent and dedication, Calliope demonstrated that blindness did not define her limits.

However, even at the peak of success, the shadow of vulnerability lurked. Calliope, due to her blindness, faced challenges that other actors did not experience. To protect her, a bodyguard was always at her side. This silent guardian not only provided physical security, but also a link to the outside world from which she Calliope was separated.

Despite her independence on stage, off it, Calliope depended on her bodyguard to navigate a world she couldn't see. However, this dependence on her never made her feel weak; rather, she reminded him of the strength that resided in her ability to overcome the most difficult challenges.