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* DiedOnTheirBirthday: The film begins with 11-year-old Angeliki committing suicide on her birthday.
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* AdultFear: The thought of seeing one's children and grandchildren condemned to a [[spoiler: life of violence, physical and sexual slavery and prostitution,]] and being powerless to stop it is ''terrifying''.
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* BerserkButton: Grandfather really [[DomesticAbuser hates]] it when his family talks back to him.
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* BerserkButton: Grandfather really [[DomesticAbuser [[DomesticAbuse hates]] it when his family talks back to him.
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'''''Miss Violence''''' is a 2013 Greek film directed by Alexander Avranas, which focuses on the inner workings of a strange family living in a modest flat in Athens. The family consists of the nameless patriarch, a pudgy and quiet middle-aged accountant, his migraine-plagued, sour-faced wife, their daughters Eleni and Myrto, and Eleni's three children Angeliki, Philippos and Alkmini. The story begins with 11 year old Angeliki's startling suicide at her own birthday party. Social Welfare agents investigating the case are baffled by the family's adamant insistence that the girl's death was an accident...
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** Little Alkmini's dance is uncomfortably suggestive.
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* {{Sadist}}: The second man who [[spoiler: rapes Myrto.]] He not only slaps her, but seems pleased with her obvious pain and humiliation. While the first man complains to Grandfather that [[spoiler: Myrto did not smile enough]], the second man was perfectly content.
