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mytalemyworld · 1 year

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So after the greatest disppointment I've ever felt about a tv show (GHBG) I put a distance between Turkish shows and myself. Also the fact that all Turkish shows seem to be trash lately made it easier for me to follow my decision. But someone recommended me Yargı -again- and because she knows my preferences and likings I gave it another go. I watched the first episode when it first aired back then. Liked the premise however crime suspense is not my genre unless the characters are like Sherlockesque or intriguing. Also crime-suspense is especially hard for Turkish drama industry given the length of the episodes and the amount of the seasons.

Yargı fell victim to that as well. A good first season but then the story got limited by the same pattern. It became so tiring and the drama and stupidity around the main characters made you want to scream “enough is enough”. I mean it's a miracle that Ceylin and Ilgaz haven't lost their own minds -yet maybe. Lots of suffering -which I loathe yet still made sense- happened, the show's genre actually became more and more crime and drama -which I loathe as well, I really would love to see them going into law terriority more- and the law careers the writer chose seem to be only useful for the traits of the main leads. Which brings me to the main point.

The conflicts. The only aspect I find intruguing in this show. The conflicts are everywhere. In romance, in friendship, in family, in work, in life. I really enjoyed it a lot. But I think the show shouldn’t have renewed for second season. Because the characters and the writing started losing their sparks and you just continue watching it not because the story is outstanding it’s because you wonder what the future holds for the characters you started caring about in the first season. It’s more like out of habit you do that and this is not a good thing.

Anyways, what am I talking about...The conflicts, yeah.

First of all, I think it's important to understand that this character is a terrible lawyer and I am not talking about deceptions and some tricks she is keen to make. I mean I have watched Suits, I know how enjoyable it might be if you write in a good way. However Ceylin is one of the reasons I will never call this drama as a law drama, because she has no respect for law and doesn't seem to understand of the reasoning of some ethical codes. Her being lawyer is just for dramatic purposes not because she has a passion for that. She is unruly and has a problematic point of view about everything. However she explains herself so well and you know where she is coming from.

She has a passion for winning, for money because she had to earn money for her family from the very early ages. Her father had been a victim of the wrong ruling which explains why she has no problem with doing illegal things to find the culprit. She's never known how it feels like to be loved selflessly, be the priority of someone, taken care of. Surviving, that is her first instinct and there is an ongoing war between her and the life.

Also in romance perspective, you can see the roles reversed. You know bad boy glory in romance stories, being dangerous, unstable, unpredictable, morally wrong are some factors for an "interesting" male lead. And in Yargı Ceylin has all of these traits and states that how these make her possible relationship with Ilgaz, the perfect upright loyal fair male lead, destructive for him.

She knows herself, that her edges may end up hurting him.

Let me say this. I loved this. A lot. Very much.

As for him, what I will say might be a little controversial but here we go.

I think the fact that his family is one of the reasons she is in pain made his feelings develop a little faster. The way he wants to give her comfort and share her burdens...like grief bonding and guilty conscience sometimes may affect the other feelings too. I am not saying he fell in love with her because he pitied on her, no, but he found himself in a dread sitiuation and emotions can be unpredictable in that state.

Also sometimes I feel like there is a reason why “opposite attracts” is fun to watch. Because we usually admire the people we can never be. Like, if you're more like a gloomy person, you can easily find carefree people attractive or if you're not ambitious you may admire the passion and strength people have to be able to get up at 05.00 a.m to achieve their goals.

I think even though she has some problematic thoughts about law, she feels attracted to him being lawful, honest and acting in ethical ways. They argued a lot about that, I know, but it must give her a sense of relief about trusting and relying on him. She wants to change but I am not sure she will easily achieve that given the traumas she went through.

Lol, also the self-fulfilling prophecy. She was right about their relationship. He started to make some unethical choices because of her.

The first scene -kudos for the amazing shooting angle- is proof for that. They are on bad terms, he is mad at her, she knows that she is at fault, still running to him, asking for another favor which requires him using his prosecutor authority and that means he has to abuse his power but when she holds his hand and says he is the only person who can get her inside, he doesn’t think twice and lets her get what she wants. Tbh, the whole Engin & Ilgaz confrontation is already beyond what the law allows, but he is always strict when it comes to how Ceylin acts regarding the rules. So it gives you the feeling that he has and will have a hard time saying her no.

Man, this may be a small thing for the general audience but as a fan of “he’s got it bad” type of stories, I am thrilled.

I dropped the show after their Kapadokya scenes. The plot became too much to digest. I don’t feel like watching it, but I may write some stuff about season 1 later. There are some interesting scenes I really appreciate.

Also thanks to @brumarchesine for the amazing gifsets!

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