Senta is a character from the opera "The Flying Dutchman," composed by Richard Wagner. She is known for her strong will and deep emotional connection to the story's themes of love and redemption. Senta becomes infatuated with the Flying Dutchman, a cursed sailor doomed to roam the seas until he finds true love. In the opera, Senta's determination to save the Flying Dutchman drives the plot forward. Her character represents hope and sacrifice, as she ultimately chooses to embrace the challenges of love, even at great personal cost. Senta's role is pivotal in the resolution of the opera's central conflict.