Time of Love

Gozal is a married woman drawn into a dangerous love triangle, torn between longing and loyalty. She drives the narrative’s emotional core, exhibiting both vulnerability and defiance as she navigates betrayal. Her decisions lead to escalating conflict, tragedy, and ultimately despair. Her arc explores how passion can collide with social constraints and moral judgment.

The blond-haired taxi driver is initially loyal but becomes consumed by jealousy and rage when confronted with infidelity. His actions propel the violence that punctuates the story and culminate in a terminal consequence he cannot escape. He embodies the destructive side of love and the social pressure to preserve honor. His arc examines the costs of possessiveness and vengeance.

The hard-of-hearing elder is a keen observer who eavesdrops on conversations and records birds. His information sets off the clashes between the other characters and reveals a motive of unrequited love. He represents the unpredictable catalyst whose gossip shapes outcomes. His presence highlights how rumor and memory influence fate.

A rival in love who refuses to kill the blond rival in a crucial moment, choosing mercy over vengeance and altering the course of events. He demonstrates a complex mix of pride, restraint, and humanity within a harsh social environment. His actions preserve a glimmer of decency amid escalating conflict. He ultimately participates in the wedding’s emotional economy as a pivotal figure.

A young, desired figure whose relationship with Gozal triggers the chain of betrayals. His role embodies innocent vulnerability caught in adult conflicts and jealousy. His fate underscores the tragedy that unfolds when passion overrides caution. He acts as a catalyst whose presence intensifies the moral tension of the story.