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Same thoughts. How can KRQ write these deep beautiful lines and dialogues 
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Same thoughts. How can KRQ write these deep beautiful lines and dialogues
Same thoughts. How can KRQ write these deep beautiful lines and dialogues
If you pay closer attention, KRQ's hero/heroine characters are portrayed as infallible and self-righteous. Since it's unrealistic to achieve, it feels special and hits stronger. If you go more deeper you will find that self-righteous is rooted in subtle arrogance. Similarly, rude people have higher standards to judge others. Self-righteous have higher than normal image of self-worth and capabilities. A normal good person is supposed to struggle to go against personal (inside) and wordly (outside) temptations to achieve righteousness. He/she keeps falling despite the right intentions, then gets up, then slips and gets up again, and keep struggling towards righteousness as long as alive.
I see a direct connection between his personality traits and favorite drama characters.
At the beginning of the episode, I felt angry for Faris, especially during his conversation with his boss and when Mifra arrogantly walked into his house. By the end of the episode, I was pissed of at both Faris and Mifra.
Same thoughts. How can KRQ write these deep beautiful lines and dialogues
If you pay closer attention, KRQ's hero/heroine characters are portrayed as infallible and self-righteous. Since it's unrealistic to achieve, it feels special and hits stronger. If you go more deeper you will find that self-righteous is rooted in subtle arrogance. Similarly, rude people have higher standards to judge others. Self-righteous have higher than normal image of self-worth and capabilities. A normal good person is supposed to struggle to go against personal (inside) and wordly (outside) temptations to achieve righteousness. He/she keeps falling despite the right intentions, then gets up, then slips and gets up again, and keep struggling towards righteousness as long as alive.
I see a direct connection between his personality traits and favorite drama characters.
It kind of sums up Faris. One of the reasons I was rooting for him yesterday was because he did something wrong but then attempted to do the right thing, even if it was because Zarnab was going to leave him.
