Uzak Şehirs season 2 finale, also about the season and wishes for season 3
I read so many reviews about the finale and how bad it was. I liked the finale.
Englisch is not my first language, so, sorry in advice 😃
Zerrin and Demir: I loved it, every second of it. I loved that Zerrin took the matter in her own hands, and deliver results, that nobody was doing before. Bravo. And don't come me with, now she is a murderer (like we're watching a series where every man killed someone). This man tormented her, told her, her daughter died at birth just to destroy her so he could own her, got her into marring him with a treat about her brother. Demir absolutely destroyed Zerrin core, made her a puppet, so she became unbearable (for her environment, herself and for the audience).
So to lure Demir into, that his dream came true and let him believe that he got the woman he wanted so badly. That would have be built on the pain he was responsible = to never receiving that, and that the switch came in seconds, was so satisfying for me. How she pushed the car with every strength she needed to protect her daughter and get her revenge. loveeeeeeeee it.
Zerrin: I hope she comes in to her bad bitch era and destroys everyone who hurt her badly. I absolutely couldn't deal with Zerrin this season, when she told nobody that her daughter is alive and let everything happened to herself, BECAUSE SHE TOLD NOBODY.
Kaya: And I hope Zerrin puts Kaya into his place. I was acutely on his side, but trying to take the Daughter complete from Zerrin, doesn't make it any better, it is the same what Demir did to her. Like that he would be mad at her for a longer time, wouldn't be a problem, it would be absolute understandable. But here we're having a Kaya without doing thinking and having his emotion taking control, drinking only his own pain and anger issue. Being an asshole on the road. And pushing himself to Ipek.
Kayas biggest enemy is himself. There is a reason Chian and Sahin tell him everthing after things a happing.
I hope he marries Ipek and that he finds out that after she betrayed him and worked with Demir. They deserve each other.
Sahin and Nare: I'm okay, that he died. Like I don't think, they could give him a better substance storyline anymore. And I don't get why everyone said that he was perfect. He was such a piece of shit to Nare with the abortion. I don't care if HE was so scared to lose her, it is her body, her choice. And the way he just sat outside the room, because Nare didn't do what he wanted, was for me emotional blackmailing. She needed the care of her husband, not a child that sitting at the door outside. The way they treated her, was for me the reason that her sickness took the turn it did. Rule number one, if Sadakat is the same opinion, then don't have that opinion.
Like how would they be able to rebuild that trust? He didn't respect her decision, forge her signature on a matter that was in Nare core and in her heart. I don't think it would be possible to rebuild.
Boran: I am one of the person, that was happy that Boran was alive, for me, it was the only way, that Chian and Alya could be free from the ghost of the past. Otherwise, Boran would have always been a shadow in their relationship. And Sadakat would make sure of that, that they remember it.
Little did I know, that the writer would ruin that so badly.
For me Boran hadn't any depth, just hate, it was lazy writing from start he came back to live. Just a man that didn't get what he wanted, without any emotion intelligent for anyone else, only for himself.
His dead was not at all satisfying for me. After everything he did, he just got killed and doesn't get any consequence for what he did and his behavior? I wanted him to see, that the results for what he was responsible for would be crumbled to pieces and that he is losing everything.
One thing I loved after his dead was: he was aloneeeeeeeeee. Nobody was by his side, yeah you can argue that Sahin was still alive and probably that the reason everyone was by his side. But the picture, that Boran was alone was nice, and I don't think anybody beside Sadakat is sad.
Sadakat: HAHA, bitch you deserve that you needed to kill that monster you created, your own son, with your own hand. (I was so shocked and full of joy at that moment, didn't saw that one coming).
Meryem: I'm in conflict here, she is for me a victim of domestic violence and the result of that. The fear of her ex-husband is understandable (not her sister, here sister is a power hungry bitch). She has every right to protect her son and she didn't want to put Ci̇han in the situation, that was the sister, Boran and Sadakat. But the scene in the car, where she is telling she marries Boran is disgusting. At least she has some shame and looked away when Alya said open the door.
What for me will determine is, if she will tell Ci̇han what she put Alya though or deciding to keep quiet. I hope she will tell. Otherwise, it would be a lazy writing again to make her the bad guy in the next season.
Alya: I feel so sorry for her. It makes sense that she finally left.
She shouldn't have to deal with that at her wedding day, ALONE.
That one thing, I think that Chian is underestimating, she has nobody there. Not one friend. (Nare doesn't count, first Nare is at bad place herself, and she is an Albora, she will always choose her brother). And what also plays a big role to leave, she can't take it anymore. It is one bad thing after another. Her Body reacted from all the stress in the episode before. (I still hope that she got pregnant 😛) She reached her limit, we could see that when she talked to Deniz before the airport.
The one person she loves so much is Ci̇han, she would do so much for him to protect him. And we saw that Ci̇han wasn't that powerful against Boran. It took so long till he got hold of Boran, so it is understandable that she would leave, to protect him.
(I hope, that she and Zerrin becoming really close and burn together the world a bit or through right drama circumstance she can be friends with Meryem. Just give her one friend)
And at least she wasn't there with Deniz to see all the Drama at the wedding location.
Ci̇han: I don't think, he knows and doesn't see it coming, that his biggest enemy, is his own mother. And that is a big problem, because so long he does recognize it to the fullest, he won't be able to protect Alya. Every stone that got in the way, was from Sadakat, I don't think she has any respect for Cihan, she wants to own him and nothing more.
Still I think, he isn't the victim here, it is his world, he should have known better.
Conclusion: The Finale gives a lot of new opportunity for next season. I'm already excited for the cold shoulder / love- hate between Cihan and Alya, for leaving (but please don't let it be a Kaya 2.0.), and I'm hoping that Alya will not be the victim all the time, I want the Alya burning down the gate back. I want an Alya who put Cihan to his place for letting thing happened (Mine, Meryem, Sadakat). Furthermore, I hope the writer don't ruin it.
Oh, and somthing else: Uzak Şehir isn't good at holding a balance between misery and karma for the misery. So many bad things happen one after another and the good, the revenge and the consequent is missing so often, that it was really exhausting to watch. I hope that change and that Sadakate is really getting what she deserves.