Sevgidim Sensin ( You are my Love ) Discription from next Episode.
A tense dialogue unfolds between characters, centered on family relationships, secrets, and love. Everything begins when it is revealed that Erkan has gone to the village together with Dicle. This move immediately raises suspicions and questions: Why with Dicle? What is the connection between them?
Someone asks in surprise whether the other person’s sister is there, perhaps at the association. Then comes a harsher question: is Erkan once again taking care of her sisters? This implies that Erkan has a protective or charitable role toward the women of this family, which arouses jealousy, doubt, or mistrust.
The speaking character then expresses irony and resentment: “I’ll give you credit. What sisters? See, I grew up here” — showing that he himself was raised in that environment, but he does not recognize or accept these “sisters” as such. He then reveals that the person he is addressing had previously told him the name Derya, but now he doubts whether he will be able to remember his own sister at all. This speaks to a loss of memory, perhaps due to trauma, time, or emotional pain.
The other person insists: “You will remember her.” This moment carries both hope and pressure — suggesting that remembering the sister is not just a personal need but possibly a moral obligation.
Then follows a deep apology: “I am very sorry that I didn’t tell you this before.” The speaker admits that they did not believe such a love could truly exist — until they saw you. This is a confession of falling in love, revealing that the relationship between the two speakers is not just friendly or familial, but romantic. Love here is presented as something unexpected and transformative.
But the tone shifts dramatically. A new piece of shocking information emerges: “Derya is alive. They shot Derya, they shot her.” Violence enters the story. This is followed by a threat: “If I don’t finish him, my name is not Ferman.” The speaker, who appears to be Ferman, swears revenge. The final line: “My sister agreed.” — suggesting that despite the violence and revenge, the sister has given her consent to something, perhaps a marriage, a plan, or a fate.
Overall, this fragment contains: romantic confession, family mystery, violent threat, and a promise of revenge. The atmosphere is dramatic and tense, typical of a Turkish drama series trailer.
List of Characters (All characters mentioned or appearing)
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Erkan – A male character who goes to the village with Dicle and takes care of the sisters.
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Dicle – A female character who accompanies Erkan to the village.
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Derya – A key female character, apparently a sister of someone, who is said to be alive and has been shot.
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Ferman – A male character who swears revenge (“If I don’t finish him, my name is not Ferman”).
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The speaker’s sister – Mentioned as having “agreed” to something.
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The other person’s sisters – Mentioned as those Erkan takes care of.
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The other person’s (Abla/mother?) – Mentioned as being at the association.
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