#SadGül

[veradansatirlar]

Başımı tam kalbine yaslayıp orada yaşamak isterdim. Her kalp ritmin bir yaramı sarardı.

[aslibekroglu]

[denizinmaisii]

"Bir yerden başlaman lazım."

Songül&Sadi🖤

[iconsturkish]

[cofficionado]

- Davay davay.

- Ne davayı lan?

[siyahsehir]

“Kendimi kocaman bir okyanusun üstünde,bir ahşap parçasında tek başına hissediyorum…Çok üşüyorum…”

[anabaysel]

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[ehveniser03]

[thescorpioracer]

Just in time for New Year’s Eve, we’re BACK with a new episode on @carogables's favorite dizi, Kiralık Aşk! (It's the show we bonded over when we first met here on tumblr.)

We also share some updated thoughts on Yargı and discuss our recent interests in Yalı Çapkını & Gelsin Hayat Bildiğı Gibi, among other things.

Listening options can be found here!

[nonaesthetic-things]

Canim sadgül'üm. Güzel Songül'üm.

[veradansatirlar]

Bir gece vakti sen geldin aklıma. Yokluğunun o dayanılmaz sancısı sardı yüreğimi. Ağladım. Gözyaşlarımı kendim sildim. Artık sımsıkı sarılıp , “ağlama,dayanamam” diyen o adamın yokluğu bir gece hıçkıra hıçkıra ağlattı beni.

[aslibekroglu]

[denizinmaisii]

Songül&Sadi🌿

[mytalemyworld]

With all these Titanic references, I'm afraid this is gelsin hayat way of hinting at a sad ending to sadgül. What do you think is just a popular movie or has a meaning?

The movie was mentioned in the 4th episode for the first time. In the 4th episode we watched Sadi's confused mind after he had seen Derya. So Titanic was used for the famous love triangle. The viewers thought "Who will he choose? His old love or Songül for whom he seems to have feelings?" at the end of that episode. But like in the movie, Sadi only loves one person. Actually there wasn't a love triangle in the first place. The viewers didn't know this back then, because the writers wanted to create angst, a clueless phase for us. The fact that Sadi didn't answer Songül's question ("who would you choose?") supported this whole idea, we, the viewers, were left in the dark deliberately.

Later, the movie became more crucial for Songül. Because she was the person who had dilemmas, not Sadi. Her job and her love. A person whom she shouldn't love gave her love and support. At the beginning she thought they were so different but in the end he made her forgot her loneliness.

And Sadi was more like Jack. He won a ticket, a new life opportunity, but on the road he met the love of his life. He thought that she was better than him, he believed his behaviors sometimes might be rude when he was with her ("I might be boorish most of the time but you saw what I felt") and he said he would do anything for her, including giving up on his own life. ("Winning that ticket, Rose, was the best thing that ever happened to me… it brought me to you.")

Then the references became metaphors. Especially the "wooden board" part.

But honestly they managed to reverse the incidents that happened in Titanic. She said she wouldn't have been on the board alone, would have preferred to die with him. The same goes for Sadi. They always choose each other without being afraid of death. And they survived, even from a near ship crash. So...all Titanic clues and references are used only because of some similarities between the two stories.

In short, Titanic references don't make me worried. Also since the show is about the second chances, I think a happy ending is more likely.

However...

I don't think the writers have decided anything yet. The problem is Sadi's past, they may think that if he dies as a hero, he will atone for his sins and a heroic death suits his life story. This is my fear, honestly. I really don't want a sad ending for this couple.

[siyahsehir]

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[anabaysel]

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