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No love can fill the loneliness in the bones
Brady 2022-03-23 09:02:58
The male protagonist cannot settle down with himself, his thoughts and consciousness are erratic, and he is afraid of loneliness in his bones. He yearns for freedom like the wind in order to cover up the loneliness and anxiety in his heart. Only by finding the same frequency as the wind can he face himself. Even though he owns his own restaurant and the employees celebrate his birthday, he always carries an indescribable grief, and even facing his mother, he just says it's too hard. A beautiful love comes to an abrupt end because one party cannot face itself.
Extended Reading
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Ada: You have a face with a story.
Alper: How do you mean?.
Ada: You almost have no forehead. It's like your hair couldn't wait and grow in a big rush... So you always seem to be running... Your eyes are completely the opposite. They tell you to stop for a bit... To walk one step at a time... And they really look a lot... I mean, how can I put it?. They look really deeply. And you know that. Which is why you can't look at anyone for a long time. Your beard, it's like honey... And it's kind of in-between the two. It's like, Hey, don't be so serious. We're having a good time here. Plus you have such a mature and well-structured face... it's like you were never a child. You were never a child, so you've always stayed a child...
Alper: What's the story called?
Ada: I don't know. Something blue or green... Blue Frenzy...
Alper: Drop the frenzy. Just stick to the blue.
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Alper: I know people from the way they eat. You, for example, are a one-by-one kind of person. You like living life slowly, serenely and without hurrying.