There’s something quite curious about the way some viewers judge Rami’s development, because for him, it seems there’s no such thing as the benefit of the doubt or the possibility of change, but when we talk about Uzay and Melek, suddenly their pasts no longer matter. Uzay who murdered Emir’s brother and continues to hurt Emir and his friends deserves to have his story described as “solid” and his chemistry as “irresistible.” And Melek? A person who, from the very beginning, has lied, stolen, come close to committing murder, and on top of that is an accomplice in keeping the killer’s identity a secret, also receives a leniency that Rami is denied.
These quotes are wonderful: “The story of Uzay and Melek is unfolding very convincingly,” “It’s impossible not to get swept up in the attraction between them.” Sure, because when there’s chemistry, apparently murders, lies, thefts, and collusion become mere decorative details in the script. How curious that they analyze every single move Rami makes. But there's no discussion or opinion about that pair of criminals! We just turn a blind eye to them!
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Ya sabır😂😂😂 1.Soner karısını aldatmış.
2. fahriyeye gerçek ismini söylememiş.
3.fahriyeden nazı almış gitmış.
4.soner adamı göz kırpmadan ö*ldürmüş ve suçunı ramiye atmış.
5. Soner altınları çalmış ve bu yüzden çocuklar kaçırıldı.
6.karısına ığrenç şeyleri söylemiş, karısı hamileyim demiş ama o HALA fahriyenin peşinde.
O sırada rami bir insanı bile ö*ldürmedi mafya olsa bile