Greta

* 1994
* 2021

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**Greta** is the main antagonist in the first season and a supporting character of the Disney+ original Latin-American TV series *Intertwined*. She is a self-centered and overconfident teenager who intends to earn the lead role for the *Freaky Friday* musical. She is also Marco's ex-girlfriend and Caterina's (also Allegra's) archenemy in that timeline. Years later, she would go on to become one of the judges hosting the auditions for Eleven O'Clock, pressuring her daughter Sofía into working hard for her to enter.

As her 1994 counterpart, she is portrayed by Tatu Glikman in her acting debut. Her adult counterpart is portrayed by Paula Morales.

## Biography

### Early life

At some point, Greta met and started dating Marco, while also befriending Barbara. She has a mother named Miriam who owns an arcade.

### 1994

Greta is known for being part of the Eleven O'Clock company while being best friends with Barbara and Marco's girlfriend. She is jealous of Caterina for being Cocó's daughter and, fearing she will surpass her, does everything in her power to obtain the *Freaky Friday* lead role for herself, even if it means sabotaging Caterina, assisted in all of her plans by Barbara, who despises Marco in spite of the fact that he is dating Greta. Travelling from 2021 to 1994 with a bracelet, Allegra finds out about Greta's plans and intends to foil her so her mother Caterina would get the role and thus, allow her in 2021 to join the company, since she is against musical theater due to the strained relationship with Cocó. During a rehearsal, Allegra succeeds by saving Caterina from a trap Greta made for her to fall, earning Caterina the role and Allegra being welcomed to the company. Marco confronts Greta about sabotaging Caterina, but she refuses to accept that the lead role is just that, a role, citing that it is her future. As a result, Marco breaks up with her and starts seeing Allegra, whom she shares a connection with. When Caterina quits the company, Cocó holds new auditions for Greta and Allegra to win the lead role, with Greta trying to stop Allegra by deliberately locking her up, until Marco comes to her rescue and Allegra returns just as the clock strikes the hour to begin. However, Greta trips and falls due to a misfired step of the choreography and falls, so that means Allegra gets the role. Furious, Greta grows completely jealous of both Allegra and Marco that she swears revenge on both of them. At the last minute, Allegra gives the role back to Caterina, making Greta confused of why she "stole" the role from her if she never wanted it, to which the frustrated Allegra tells her she wouldn't understand. When a fire burns the theater to the ground, Greta is not seen but she managed to escape (off-screen) along with the others, save for Marco who was the only one inside.

### 2021

After said events, Greta married Diego, Caterina's ex-boyfriend with whom they had a daughter named Sofía, although she treats more like a competitor rather than a daughter as she is one of the candidates for the Eleven O'Clock auditions and Greta, aside from her husband Diego, is one of the judges hosting them. When Allegra is doing her audition, Greta is immediately struck by her talent before Caterina suddenly bursts in the middle and arrives to take Allegra home, despite Greta's objections that she cannot interrupt an audition and Diego complimenting how talented Allegra is. During the second auditions, Allegra fails to show up and Sofía instead takes her place singing a song, although in the chorus her voices crackes a bit while earning a dirty look from Greta. She agrees with Diego and Mike about her voice while giving her the feedback, but for the latter Sofía ruined her audition. Nevertheless, Greta states that Sofía conveyed a lot with her voice before she walks out and gives the same dirty look for almost ruining her chance.

By the time Allegra does show up, Greta, Diego and Mike are leaving the premises, apologizing to them for being late and asks them to give her a chance. While Diego is sympathetic, particularly after Caterina's car accident, Greta (who takes Allegra's pleads as excuses) and Mike refuse both because of her failure to show up and unless Caterina signs her an authorization due to her being a minor. However, they and others turn around to hear Allegra singing and she is met with thunderous applauses. Because of this, they agree to let her continue in the auditions, but only as long as she brings the authorization signed by Caterina, despite Greta initially still refusing only out of favoritism and rules are rules. Suprised by her irony, Cocó blatantly asks Greta if she *didn't* break the rules herself (mirroring Greta behaviour during her teenage years, shown above). Greta relents and tells Allegra she is lucky, before sarcastically wishing her good luck in convincing Caterina. When Allegra mysteriously disappears (due to bracelet taking her to 1994), Caterina and Cocó start looking for her, dropping by at Eleven O'Clock, the first place she could've gone to. They are greeted by Greta who shows little to no worries at all for Allegra being missing, also poking fun at Caterina for her "sloppy" look and insulting each other that the other hasn't changed at all. Caterina makes it clear that Allegra will not join the company, making Greta satisfied that the Sharp legacy is coming to an end. Greta appears again when Allegra sends Félix to interrogate her (in the guise of an interview) about the musical's premiere in 1994 when the old theater was burnt to the ground and forced to shut down, knowing that Marco died that day and suspecting that Greta had something to do with this, mainly because she had threatened Allegra and Marco. Desperate and attempting to leave, Greta refuses to answer these questions but, after some much pressure, Greta confirms that she loved Marco and would never harm him, before also revealing that Allegra (or Laura) died in the fire.

Greta later sees the streaming of the dance duel between Allegra and Sofía, who also wants to keep her out of the auditions like her mother. Arriving to pick her up, Greta states that she did the right thing in challenging her, but scolds her for letting herself get recorded while competing with someone who is way more talented. Despite Sofía trying to prove her wrong, Greta interrupts her and says she doesn't have to give excuses. Sofía convinces her mother to let Allegra participate for the final audition tomorrow. Greta is reluctant at first, but agrees to let her after Sofía states that she wishes for nothing more than beating Allegra, recognizing that competition is needed to get the best out of anyone. Greta watches Allegra doing the final audition, met with applause from everyone except for her and Sofía, who storms out. When she is called to the stage, Allegra goes to find her alone in an empty room where Sofía tells her that she is afraid her mother will judge her regardless of the constant efforts she makes to please her, with Allegra assuring she doesn't have to be like her. Having overheard their conversation, Greta is genuinely remorseful and apologizes to Sofía; she never meant to hurt and always thought she was helping her. In the verge of tears, Greta tells Sofía how good she is at everything she does and she is proud of her just as they hug, finally mending the broken relationship between them and staring at Allegra approvingly.

## Personality

Greta is very conceited, self-centered, perfectionist and competitive, as she is always prioritizing herself before anyone, also ruthless when she threatened Marco and Allegra and setting the trap for Caterina so that she wouldn't get the lead role for *Freaky Friday*. Even as an adult, she still retains those traits, passing them on to her own daughter Sofía, who uses her mother's personality as a mask to hide an insecure girl afraid of failure and disappointing her mother. Greta even acts as sort of a big bully due to her indifferent reaction at Caterina's accident and the insults she throws at her when they meet for the first time since the beginning of their feud. However, after she sees Allegra comforting Sofía, a softer side of her is shown when she is remorseful of having pressured her daughter a lot to said extent, also compassionate and genuine when she tells Félix that she still loved Marco despite everything that happened between them.

## Trivia

* Greta would serve as a foil to Cocó as both of them are arrogant and egotistical aspiring stars who wanted their daughters (Sofía and Caterina) to excel at the goals they are expected to accomplish, which would be auditioning for Eleven O'Clock and secure a place for Sofía while, in Caterina's case, appearing onstage with her mother Cocó for the *Freaky Friday* musical, before they had a change of hearts and allowed their daughters to do as they please. However, the only difference is that Sofía opted to do the auditions while Caterina was not interested in sticking to her mother's rules and wanted to become a writer instead. Greta serves as a clear example of the person Cocó would've ended up becoming if it weren't for the argument she had with Caterina after the premiere and Allegra's good intentions to reconcile both of them.