Yali capkiniThe strongest analysis

Yali capkini The strongest analysis

Yali capkiniThe strongest analysis

Yali capkini The strongest analysis

 Notes about the yali capkini:

In the series, there are several hints from the director, including statues, words, paintings, accessories...

Some asked me to clarify its connotations, and it was difficult to include it in the notes of the episodes because of their abundance, I thought it was better to put it in a separate post.

● First, he warned that some of them are associated with events, meaning we find him in the cadre of a character and then disappears after a while (perhaps it is evidence of a change in the situation). Some of them are present from the beginning of the first season and are still because (especially what is in the room of Farid and Seyran).

● My point of view is mainly based on research and detail, not a purely personal opinion. There are differences of view. 

● Anyone who has an addition to information, code or analysis, I hope to include it below in a comment for the benefit. Or there is what I overlooked and you want to explain.

● I hope that those who have knowledge and knowledge of arts and paintings will contribute, because I am not a specialist, while each painting needs to know its owner (including Van Gauge, Picasso, a Russian painter and another Frenchman, I think...) and the reason for drawing it, so that we can link them to events and not just look and forcibly drop concepts. 

●●● We start with: 

✨️ The golden cage in ifakat room has a tree inside which extends its branches outward: the case of ifakat , who is imprisoned inside the Golden Palace of Korhan, but despite that, her hand extends outward and she was able to stretch her veins wherever she wanted.

🐦 Three birds in the sauna room: one seated, the second slightly risen, the third in flight mode.  An analogy to the case of Suna, which is taking its first steps towards flying for freedom. 

☻️ The book in which the image of the moon is: from the viewers who interpreted it on the full moon and evidence of the carrying of Seyran, but it is present from the first season.

 The full moon illuminates the path of its owner in the dark (like Farid and Siran for the other).

In the scientific sense of the full moon, it is the end of a period and the entry of a new period (renewal: leaving the old and preparing for the next).

In its spiritual sense, it means the full maturity and culmination of feelings or sensations (whether negative or positive).

💀 Skull: warning of death or danger.

It also has other meanings such as strength and boldness.

It can also be considered a soulless corpse (linked to his proximity to the character cadre, for example, Ferit and his divorce from Seyran previously).

Jaguar / Black Panther: One of the fastest and fiercest animals, light and very stealthy, feared by the rest of the animals. He does not leave his prey (a metaphor for Ferit).

🐆 Cheetah : The fastest animal on earth. 

Female cheetahs are unique among all felines, as they do not control their own estate, but remain within a certain geographical range called the habitat or territory, intersecting with that of other females with whom they are often bloody, such as their daughters, sisters or mother. Females always hunt alone and do not cooperate with other females to drop any prey, and the only case in which a female hunts with other cheetahs is when she accompanies her puppies to learn to hunt (Seyran).

🐅 Indian tiger: In Chinese civilization symbolizes strength, vitality and good luck, the tiger is the master of big cats, and is considered the king of monsters in the culture of the Chinese and is the most beautiful land animal ever, and has turned them thousands of years ago into a symbol of wisdom, majesty, courage and strength, so that they made it a monument to worship.

🐘 Elephant: It is generally associated with intelligence and strong memory.

For the people of the East, it symbolizes longevity, prosperity, wisdom and strength.

🦜 The image of the hoopoe: the symbol of loyalty. The hoopoe is faithful in its relationship with its partner and its nesting places.  As soon as the female chooses well where she is, she cleans the place well before laying eggs and incubating her young. (The first part is for Fred and the second for Seyran).

🦚 Peacock (found in the crystal in front of Halis room): capers, horses and wonder.

💫 Colors: 

🔴 Red: Ferit  in the sense of fire, haste and anger. Red for the rest of the characters means danger, blood, evil.

🔵 Blue: Seyran is water, safety, smoothness and serenity and is the symbol of life.

🟢 The color green (if you notice during the last three episodes two will always wear green in whole or in part): nature, life, reproduction, fertility and abundance. 

⚫️ Black: A unique dress whenever it enters a period of turmoil and problems.  An indication of his bad psychological state.

● Vocabulary or sentences: 

🚫 Game over : 

It has several real connotations, all of which are valid and permissible:

 * The game of pelin  and Zerrin  is over.

* The game of ferit also ended (manipulation of Seyran).

* When the play time is over, the time of reckoning comes.

* When the time to play is over, the time for grandfather comes.

* In electronic play, the saying game over means previous attempts to succeed and continue in the game ended (guide to failed attempts).

✳️ Winter is coming: Winter is coming 

A quote written by the advertising administrator (hint to the next and not to the episode).

* The saying is famous in the series Games of Thrones. It means the imminence of the beginning of the time of war and hardships.

* In the original meaning of the sentence: winter is coming with its coldness and harshness (a metaphor for stripping of feelings and coldness of relationships).

It is also an opportunity to irrigate the ground after its dry period during the fall.

All meanings are true and correct.

🐛Reborn 🦋: Also mentioned by the advertising administrator.

* Rebirth, the larva develops into 🦋 .

* The butterfly symbolizes change, spring, blooms flowers and goodness, symbolizes femininity and motherhood.

* In psychology there is also a so-called "butterfly effect" 

One of the most important indications reached by psychology about the butterfly effect is that the butterfly is a symbol of movement and change; man is in constant need of positive change to raise the level of his thinking, which in turn is reflected in the affairs of his life. (A small movement capable of bringing about a major change in the whole system).