In Il Berretto a Sonagli by Luigi Pirandello, a comedy with a tragic flavor and a plot full of twists and turns, Valentina is Beatrice Fiorica, the protagonist, a bride betrayed by her husband the knight who undertakes a fight for truth and freedom.
She is determined to denounce the falsehoods of a system that wants women to be subjugated and obedient to their husbands, she is a true revolutionary who unmasks the petty reality behind social conventions. She acts in a language that is a mix of Neapolitan and Sicilian, giving the character of Beatrice mocking and rebellious traits without giving up the illuminating power of the poetic word.
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