In Episode 89, the dialogues between Ferit and Seyran reveal the underlying tension between them, where both characters seem to engage in subtle competition. This dynamic highlights their misunderstandings about marriage and partnership. Ferit, with his strong and sometimes arrogant demeanor, often belittles Seyran, perhaps seeing her as someone to be controlled or dominated. On the other hand, Seyran, though strong-willed and independent, begins to realize that marriage isn’t just about appearance or dominance; it’s about mutual understanding and support.

As the episode progresses, both Ferit and Seyran start to reflect on their initial misconceptions about their relationship. They understand that a successful marriage or life together is about sharing responsibilities, emotions, and roles. The idea of complementarity becomes evident as Seyran comes to terms with the fact that she, as a woman, doesn’t have to be solely independent or self-sufficient. It’s okay for her to need Ferit in certain moments and to rely on him, just as Ferit learns that he can depend on Seyran for emotional support, strength, and practical matters.

This shift in their perceptions brings a deeper level of maturity to their relationship. They begin to see each other not as rivals but as partners who bring out the best in each other. Both of them, in their own ways, start to embrace the idea that a healthy, fulfilling partnership is built on understanding, respect, and the willingness to give and take. By the end of the episode, Ferit and Seyran’s dynamic has shifted from competition and belittling to mutual respect and the recognition that true partnership is about interdependence, where both partners contribute and grow together.