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| Release Date: | 02.10.2023 20:00 |
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Discussion: Season 1, Episode 4 Join the Discussion
31And what will Dogan do with Leila's father?
I wonder, of course, if he said he was falling in love with her seriously or if it was part of his game. Because in this regard, it's a little harsh, because in the last episode he also put some kind of stuff in her glass
But the theory that Dogan, not Kenan, is the main personality, has been confirmed.
Yes, perhaps over time another person will also feel real feelings for Leila, but not now
1. Leila's mother. An interesting woman, a kind of dark horse. Although the whole family is dirty there, if you can say so. And if Leila's father, as a negative hero, evokes more positive emotions in me, because he understands the whole threat and what is happening in general, then Leila's mother, on the contrary, is more negative, because she constantly says what Leila's father should do. Shove your conscience away and do whatever you want. Although Leila's father has it written on his face how hard it is for him. Probably she is too, but she seems so cold-blooded and heartless at these moments.
2. Kenan's mother. It is clear that she is afraid of losing her son, but when Kenan's father said that he needed to tell his son everything, then I agreed with him. Kenan is in agony, does not understand what is happening to him, but she does not want to say anything, while constantly asking her son if he is okay. No, of course, his brain explodes from misunderstanding, but I will not say anything, he will be offended, I will lose my son... Well, it's kind of selfish.
3. Layla. It is most strange that as a prosecutor, she should understand that the involvement of third parties in the investigation is unacceptable. But at the same time, first her friend helps her with the documents (but then even more or less, her friend is at least a lawyer), now Kenan also helps. Although she feels that he is somehow connected with the killer, and then wonders where the information leak is. Well, + he's a news anchor, like a walking bomb, Leila generally needs to keep all the threads of the investigation away from him. Although it was noble of him to protect Leila and not to trash her name in the news.
4. Kenan. It's a pity to watch him, how he lives the pain of Dogan, being in this city, while not understanding what is happening to him: this fever, shaking hands, catching the smell or how he was suffocating after he ran out of the shelter.
And when he was in the orphanage... The feeling that he saw how everything was happening then. How do Turks manage to cry like that? And it was Kenan who was there at that moment, not Dogan. And Kenan felt this pain. I can't imagine what it was like inside Dogan to go through this again. In general, it seemed that at that moment Kenan and Dogan merged together. But it was powerful.
5. It's annoying how Leila's mother and Nuray treat Leila. They immediately pounce on her. What's her fault if it's Leila's job? She said it was just a procedure, but no, you need to yell "Shame on you" into the phone, and the other one to throw tantrums that Leila is crossing all boundaries. What should she do? That's her job.
Nurai, in principle, as a character, so far for me does not carry any informative load, except to accuse Leila of something every time. It seems that only Leila's dad is adequate in this regard.
Leila's brother's boyfriend is infuriating, well, it's never suspicious at all when you discuss the whole corridor of the prosecutor's office that you came to the hospital to check your stomach, and you were tied up because of a bad reputation. Well, I'm sorry, the first time you served hardly because you were just passing by.
6. Tahir and Yasemin. Was there something between them? They were both so confused when they bumped into each other in the corridor. And judging by the joint photo, something really connected.
7. Kenan, who tells his colleagues about everything that is happening (I still haven't figured out these positions on their channel, I don't understand which of them is which), also throws up. He knows perfectly well that friends from any information that he provides will make news to raise ratings. Well, I don't know, maybe they have this system, but the blonde (boss?) it's annoying that she always needs to put everything on the air.
8. The friendship of the girls, Leila and Yasemin, is so warm from this :3
9. Dogan. Paranoid and sadistic. I don't understand his obsession with the fact that Kenan is to blame. In what? What supposedly lives his life? Well, did Kenan ask for this, or does he even know about it? Blames Leila. And her in what? With the rest, it is still more or less clear.
And in general, it becomes unmanageable. Previously, he was most likely restrained by Idris, but now he is no longer, judging by the fact that he stole Leila's father anyway, although Idris said not to do it.
Well, I'm constantly confused that Dogan drives around in Kenan's car, as if nothing had happened. It is clear that one person, but sometimes it can be pale. I wonder if Leila's dad is in the trunk of the car right now?
Well, it's obvious that the man will not get to the meeting place with Leila and Kenan, and nothing will be revealed.
I can write odes to Burak Deniz every episode - just the best! As always, he broke all hearts to shreds. It is a pity that the ratings in Turkey are more than modest, every Tuesday morning is a hassle.
I liked the duet investigation. They are slowly getting to the truth, which cannot but please. Although it is still unclear why Dogan and Leila considers guilty. Although if she ends up being a girl from this orphanage, then his opinion should change, and this would be a logical turn.
I like the images: then cozy and homely Layla, then strict and formal. A suit with a vest is just no words. Och is beautiful, and Hande fits.
Burak is good. It's true, in this series, for me personally, it opens up in a new way. The more I watch, the more I like how he plays Kenan and Dogan, the difference is immediately visible and you understand who is in front of you.
The ending is always on the most interesting! I hope that Leila's father will be all right. At least until they show us the full picture to understand what he did and why.
And because you know about Dogan and Leila's father, it's difficult to empathize with her, because she looks like a complete fool, despite the fact that she was introduced as super smart and clear.
The fact that the prosharennaya prosecutor discusses the case with a girlfriend is still half the trouble. But with a journalist whom she herself suspects in connection with the killer and who has already leaked information? Lets him into the house where he keeps the case materials? Wut?
And like the cherry on the cake: the witness says that he is ready to testify and what does Leila do first? He calls the same journalist.
Who has already leaked information twice. 😵💫 With whom the killer constantly contacts. 😵💫 Who had a totally unsuspicious tantrum at the shelter. 😵💫
I feel sorry for Kenan's mother, but she behaved like an egoist the whole series. Me, me, me, me.
We all dream that in such a situation, there would be someone nearby who would not hesitate to do the same.😏
and I can't understand the motivation of the arsonists yet, no shopping center was built there, no brothel, no drug lab. so were the children the target, or a specific child? It's fucked up, comrades.
Children should not bear the sins of their fathers, and they should also pay with their lives.
Kenan is in an orphanage,
but I didn't like Leila's dry reaction. that is, a man is sitting there, he's just bursting from the inside, tears are pouring down, his heartbeat and breathing are racing, and she says to him: "That's it, come to your senses." Yes, alo, this is an emotional shock, especially for sensitive people (even if he wasn't in this fire), and then Dogan presses from the inside and enhances the sensations a thousand times.
Leila's relatives are a shame. It's always her fault. Well, you're adults. Leila, as a prosecutor, is also sometimes (almost always) a cringe, but let's omit that.
I hope that the journalist will still make it, since Leila's father is no longer following him ;)