Yali Capkini Episode 66 English Subtitle
This week, before the analysis of the 65th episode of Kingfisher, there was an in-depth examination of the clown scene, which had its name written in golden letters in the history of the mansion, from Svl’s pen, with the warning that ‘I will not have a single criticism about the scene’. Happy reading.
I’ll start with the planning part of the surprise. Because that’s where the real gem lies. Because it is proof of how real Farid is, who assures Seyran that ‘let’s build a new life, leave everything behind and get out of here’.
Indeed, after buying that store, he realized that even ‘what he wanted most’ was just a meaningless achievement, an ordinary and unfinished illusion without a talisman. After the development of events, he realized that he was incomplete in that room without Seyran again, that his happiness was incomplete, that he was not aware that breathing and living and finding meaning were not the same things, and he immediately set out for a surprise where he could prove it. At the same time, our stage emphasizes that they do not want anyone’s patronage on their return to that mansion, but that they want to exist with their own power and name.
Yes, Farid is no longer a pawn and is a queen who does his best to protect his white king! And in doing so, he acts as if he is the king of blacks. Anyway, while the formation phase of the surprise is very sweet and meaningful, an even more beautiful detail comes and even the details of the surprise get help to make you happy separately. Ferit Korhan don’t get rid of his ego vol1 because Seyran isn’t like other girls, isn’t he? Another significant detail is that he received this help from Ece, not from Suna.
Anyway, let’s get to the embarrassment… The development of Farid’s empathy is one of the best details for me. It’s not enough to say what he felt… We did that at times last season as well. This time, it’s about ‘whatever I do, the burden of that feeling will lighten up a bit’. While doing this, not to think about yourself, to be able to get rid of the Korhan identity to such an extent, to be Seyran’s Ferit… We’ve waited a long time for these days.
There are exquisite details in her makeup, even in her costume. This is what the chosen costume and makeup reflect. The fact that he portrayed himself as a demon and that this represented a kind of inner confrontation was very valuable. What he wanted to make up for was not one, but more than one, which was assured in the continuity of his surprises:
Our ring was a symbol: a symbol of our love and loyalty. It was what the armless master said. It was a new sapling, if enough effort and care was given, that sapling would become a solid tree and bear fruit.
From “I don’t blame you anything” to “you did this” to “I can’t change the past, but if you’ll let me, I’d like to tell you all my regrets”…
A separate parenthesis for Mert, who gave this expression of embarrassment like this, this is how well it is to play.
The other good part is; empathy scene. Why didn’t you ask for an account, if it were me, I would be the first to ask for an account of this scene.
Yes, I did it for work, I don’t defend what I did… I chose the path I knew and used my Ferit Korhan. Wrong.
He who knows, knows; I was one of those who thought that this issue needed a much more ferocious confrontation other than the respect for the ‘institution of marriage’ between the seyfer. Because this was not the right thing to do, for the situation in which he dropped both himself, the other person and Seyran. That’s why this shape and Farid who faced it gave me incredible satisfaction.
Ferit Korhan, who learned that resentment is a heavier emotion than anger and was overwhelmed by the silence of Seyran’s resentments, yes, you were moved. He observed and learned the meaning of his silence.
Let’s come to the Seyran part of the work; I can still feel the bitterness in Seyran’s words, he just didn’t want to discourage the surprise. He showed his respect for Farid’s effort and statements. Yes, just as Farid Kazim was not Seyran, he was not Halis – an authority who only judged, shouted and screamed; He respected the other person’s effort and development. And he showed his strength to Farid once again, I did my job upright, even though it hurt, and unlike you, I did not do it by hiding in masks and wrong ways. But without you, I was incomplete too.
‘Immature love’ says, ‘I love you because I need you.’ What mature love says is, ‘I need you because I love you.’
