'Electra' Summary

Electra, a young woman of unknown parentage, is raised in a French convent. After her mother's death, she is adopted by her aunt and uncle, Don Urbano and Evarista. In the bustling city, she falls in love with the scientist Maximo. Their relationship is threatened by a series of rumors and secrets surrounding Electra's past. The play explores the power of societal expectations and the influence of secrets on relationships. As Electra struggles to understand her true identity, she grapples with the weight of rumors that cast doubt on her character and parentage. The play highlights themes of social justice, fanaticism, superstition, and the conflict between rationalism and blind faith. As Electra navigates the complexities of her situation, she confronts the prejudices of those around her, determined to forge her own path and protect her love for Maximo.