The period romantic drama "Electra," based on an idea by author Eleni Kaplani, directed by Vicky Manoli and written by Manto Arvaniti and Thomas Tsampanis, returns this new television season on ERTWorld with new episodes full of twists, forbidden love affairs, and dark secrets coming to light.

The second season of the series once again shines a light on the small island of Arsinoe. Guilty secrets, betrayals, and crimes are revealed. The mirror turns upside down. Sotiris, betrayed by a woman, his father, and brother, will go from being a victim to becoming a perpetrator. The choices he makes on this journey of revenge will lead him to his inevitable downfall. Nikolas, in an ironic twist of fate, will go from being a perpetrator to the victim of a ruthless woman. Nemesis is here for Nikolas, but also for Electra, who betrayed Sotiris and was betrayed by Pavlos. Her daughter's engagement to Pavlos will be the hardest blow she has ever faced. Will she be able to endure it? Electra, Sotiris, Pavlos, Nefeli, and Nikolas struggle to live, to forget, to love, to seek revenge, and to find redemption. They are all at the mercy of fate, but also of their choices. Each one is trapped in their own pain, loneliness, and vengeful fury. In the end, who will triumph, and who will fall apart? What will remain? Broken souls, scattered pieces of chaos that only a divine hand can piece back together.

Electra signs the complaint with a shaking hand. "Did you tell them everything?" he asks her a few moments later. "The only thing I left out was how much of a coward you are!" Go away. Get lost." But Pavlos is not going to run away once more. He is determined not to betray Nefeli, even if it means he will face the firing squad. He is not alone in danger. "Bogris tells Nikolas, "Start looking for your last words and make sure they are decent...” Nikolas' slim chances of being acquitted disappear as Gkika's file is accepted by the court. As well as the chances of Vassilis and Ourania to get back together again. They are busy scratching their wounds instead of worrying about who stole Vassilis' letter. Luckily, Meropi has a clear mind and puts the pieces of the puzzle together to the hand that was the recipient of the letter.