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I needed time to collect my thoughts before coming back here - that’s why I asked for your opinion yesterday and left. Here’s what I’ve gathered: First, I will set aside Suna and Ferit’s scenes since they were intentionally made ambiguous, and focusing on them alone might be confusing.... Interestingly, in the same episode where they hint that Ferit might be just like his father (or perhaps even worse), they also show Orhan and İfakat slipping back into their old habits, with Gülgün silently witnessing it all in the Yalı. The transition between Seyran and Ferit hugging on the couch and Suna breaking down alone in her room sharply contrasts with İfakat leaving Orhan’s room and Gülgün watching in pain. The doubt cast over what truly happened between Ferit and Suna is clearly meant to serve the plot, but these silent transitional scenes subtly reveal the underlying truth. - It’s all about contrast and balance!!! Ferit will never be his father, Seyran was never Gülgün, and Suna is weak, she will always be dismissed - unlike Ifakat.show more

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Maru1 year ago

— Let me add this disclaimer before I continue: I took my time with this because I don’t want to be in denial or seek comfortable escapism. I’m trying to think rationally and look beyond what’s merely presented. And I believe that if what they’re hinting at actually happened, then nothing - absolutely nothing - could redeem Ferit’s character. If it did happen, then they’ve completely shattered Ferit. Not only would he have done something terribly wrong, but he’s also shown no remorse. He appears cold and detached, even after witnessing Abi’s heartbreak and tears over his wife when Ferit supposedly cheated with her the night before. He’s gaslighting both Suna and Seyran, continuing to act arrogantly and cruelly toward Seyran without showing any trace of regret or guilt. If this is real, everyone becomes a victim of Ferit. However, I know they wouldn’t sacrifice Ferit’s character or destroy it this way, and that alone is proof that it didn’t happen.

mahnoor sheikh1 year ago

Marwa.. i have a thought. What if F grabbed Su's neck because she approached F like Sultan (S1, in evening when Seyran was calling F for help), that's how she got marks. But her delusional narrative is that F is the culprit and initiator of all this. ?

Mónica Ruiz1 year ago

Ojalá sea así porque en teoría la serie iba de que ferit no es como su padre ni su familia

Jeanne Roland1 year ago

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marianela1 year ago

La imagen de cicek y su hijo y abajo abidin, es señal de que abidin aqui será solo un peon de ellos, pobre Abidin 😭

Hagor🎀1 year ago

بحب طريقة تفكيرك جداً بجد ميستاهلوش الافكار القمر دي اتمني ان كلامك يطلع صح وكمان عندي شك في حاجة صغيره هي ان اصلاً ممكن لو حبه يغيره ان محصلش اي حاجة يجيبو سونا تفضح فريد وبعدين فريد يدافع عن نفسه وبعدين فلاش باك ان الحوار متغير اصلاً وحتي الكلام المقرف اللي اتقال في دماغها بس

Eliana1 year ago

Muchas gracias por compartir tus pensamientos 👏👏🫶🫶

marianela1 year ago

Muy bonito todo pero nos estamos quedando sin serie 😭

Şeyma Tan1 year ago

Suna ile Ferit arasında daha ilerisi yaşanır mı sevgili olur öyle diyolar

Nancy Taha1 year ago

I’m so glad u thought the same… I can never believe Ferit can ever do this

Kika1 year ago

That is everything true. I also see things like that. Also, cut scenes are cut because i am sure they show ferit's side of story.

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In this scene, Ferit couldn’t bear to watch Teşko yearning for the love and affection he never received from his own parents. The sight was painfully familiar, stirring memories of his own childhood. Overwhelmed, he left the room to hide his tears. It was just like in season 1 when he watched Esme shower Seyran with love, witnessing the happiness he had never known. As Ferit saw Seyran hugging Teşko, tears in her eyes, he felt an overwhelming sense of relief and happiness. He saw himself in Seyran’s embrace, and in that moment, he knew - Seyran would give Teşko the love and warmth he had always longed for as a child. When Ferit says, “Seyran is my everything,” he truly means it. She is the love of his life, his mother, his friend, his anchor - his everything. Since the moment she entered his life, she has filled the void left by the affection he never received, and he knows she will be the mother Teşko so desperately needs. Her tenderness, kindness, and love will embrace not only him - healing his inner child - but also Teşko and he is happy to give him that. With Seyran by his side - grounding him, guiding him, and filling his heart with love - Ferit knows he will become the father he has always dreamed of being. Together, they will break the cycle of broken children, replacing pain with love, neglect with affection, and creating a safe, nurturing home for themselves and their children. Through their love, they will heal each other, not just for themselves but through their children as well. 🥹🤍✨

Maru

35,576 views • 1 year ago

Orhan, like everyone else, didn’t learn and keeps repeating the same mistakes again - this is the same plan of season 1 all over again. The difference, this Orhan is the “after jail Orhan” he is not afraid anymore, he is capable of hurting and he is not hiding in the shadow any longer, his hatred towards his father is doubled and he dares to challenge him, in his mind he owes him a lot. Orhan had the same conversation with Gulgun about Nukhet and Kaya now he is pulling Kaya to his side and having the same conversation with him about Hattuc. Kaya who is desperate to feel like he belongs to somewhere, to feel seen and in need to a father figure, he is “happy” with the bond / team he is creating with his “uncle”. The father of Ferit, the one he envy so much, is trusting him enough to conspire with him. Maybe he couldn’t get the grandparent attention, he can steal his father attention, maybe he can be a father for him. This is also a déjà vu Kaya in Fuat’s position, Fuat was always jealous of Ferit and felt seen and close to his father because he trusted him with the job, until he realised that Orhan too is favouriting Ferit and kept him away only to protect him, and he knew even back then that Ferit is too upright to agree to this and he couldn’t risk disappointing him and destroying his father image, now Orhan is fully aware of Ferit’s integrity and power over everyone, he is not favouriting Kaya he is using him. Orhan knows that when Ferit is involved they lose, they can’t compete. Kaya like Fuat will come to realise this, disappointed, jealous and constantly failing, his inner struggle and insecurities will be even more intensified. Orhan last time shared the secret with Gulgun and she kept it even though she was in a broken marriage - she threatened to expose it only when things didn’t go her way, this time she finally got her husband back and he is willing to team up with his old mistress again. Gulgun is annoyed by the new oder in the Yali too, will she passively keep the secret this time or will she actively help, to have her husband back so she won’t lose him again and rebel against the Yali rules. She is keeping another heavy secret that can be a game changer. All of them, their fate won’t change until they change who they are. Until they break free from the cycle of hatred they will remain trapped in bitterness, heading the their self destruction. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer

Orhan, like everyone else, didn’t learn and keeps repeating the same mistakes again - this is the same plan of season 1 all over again. The difference, this Orhan is the “after jail Orhan” he is not afraid anymore, he is capable of hurting and he is not hiding in the shadow any longer, his hatred towards his father is doubled and he dares to challenge him, in his mind he owes him a lot. Orhan had the same conversation with Gulgun about Nukhet and Kaya now he is pulling Kaya to his side and having the same conversation with him about Hattuc. Kaya who is desperate to feel like he belongs to somewhere, to feel seen and in need to a father figure, he is “happy” with the bond / team he is creating with his “uncle”. The father of Ferit, the one he envy so much, is trusting him enough to conspire with him. Maybe he couldn’t get the grandparent attention, he can steal his father attention, maybe he can be a father for him. This is also a déjà vu Kaya in Fuat’s position, Fuat was always jealous of Ferit and felt seen and close to his father because he trusted him with the job, until he realised that Orhan too is favouriting Ferit and kept him away only to protect him, and he knew even back then that Ferit is too upright to agree to this and he couldn’t risk disappointing him and destroying his father image, now Orhan is fully aware of Ferit’s integrity and power over everyone, he is not favouriting Kaya he is using him. Orhan knows that when Ferit is involved they lose, they can’t compete. Kaya like Fuat will come to realise this, disappointed, jealous and constantly failing, his inner struggle and insecurities will be even more intensified. Orhan last time shared the secret with Gulgun and she kept it even though she was in a broken marriage - she threatened to expose it only when things didn’t go her way, this time she finally got her husband back and he is willing to team up with his old mistress again. Gulgun is annoyed by the new oder in the Yali too, will she passively keep the secret this time or will she actively help, to have her husband back so she won’t lose him again and rebel against the Yali rules. She is keeping another heavy secret that can be a game changer. All of them, their fate won’t change until they change who they are. Until they break free from the cycle of hatred they will remain trapped in bitterness, heading the their self destruction. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer

Maru

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Twice, he faltered in front of his inner critic, surrendering to meet his end. Yet at the very moment of surrender, he clung to life, still fighting, resisting. Tears fell as he shook his head, refusing to listen to the relentless voice inside. And then, in a moment of exhaustion and acceptance, he took a deep breath - tired of the battle, searching for clarity and salvation, ultimately accepting his fate. By the waterside, Ferit remained unaffected by Suna’s words. There was no noticeable shift in his emotions, no sense of release from his burdens. As I mentioned at the beginning of this thread, it was never about Suna or to what they are insinuating that might had happened; his struggle ran much deeper. It was about him. Suna’s words were solely meant for Seyran to hear, not Ferit. Ferit, however, was still lost. Ultimately, Ferit’s battle is not just with external circumstances, but with his own mind. His inner critic has become his most unforgiving enemy, distorting reality and feeding him lies that amplify his guilt and deepen his isolation.

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87,100 views • 2 years ago

— Suna And her blue colour.💙 Suna is a grey character, she has both good and bad side, that she tries to keep hidden. She shares her mother’s colour’s bleu. Suna loves Seyran there is no doubt about that, but she is envious. She compares herself, her beauty, her life, her luck, her happiness, sadness and even pain with Seyran’s. She is in a way her father’s daughter, she dreamed of an arranged marriage, raised like a princess -kinda of-, she was then waiting for the Prince charming - wealthy and decent. Quite the fairytale. Naïve, unconfident and with a low self esteem, life hit her hard when during her engagement day, her sister was chosen instead of her. Triggering all her insecurities, she turned dark and was seeking revenge from the closest person to her heart and even after knowing and understanding it’s not because of her or her silliness - this doesn’t take off the fact that indeed Ferit chose Seyran over her and not only that, he is madly in love with her. The fairytale she dreamed of. She ended up accepting it but she never got over it. #YalıÇapkını #SeyFer

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