Character: Colonel Cevdet

- Lieutenant, I know about your relationship with my daughter. I don't want to say it with Hilal. I thought you yourself will come to their senses. My child, the war causes a lot of pain. Don't go chasing dreams that cause even more pain. You are risking their lives. I'm asking you as a General and as a father. Please don't date my daughter. Why are you laughing?
I remembered a verse in which the poet writes that nothing is impossible in dreams and love.
- He said is true.

- You said you did! Unless there is a daughter? Is it so valuable is your home?
- My dad taught me to appreciate freedom, taught not to back down. That day when he died, I vowed to fight to the last drop of blood. Once my father stepped back, since he renounced his past, maybe my blood will wash away his sin.
- It's none of your business, daughter. You don't have to wash away my sins and fighting a losing war. You must live, darling. You have to create family, have children. You should write about what they saw and pass on to future generations. You don't have to die.

A true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him. But because he loves what is behind him.

- Your wife?
Yes.
Beautiful.
Thank you.
I don't know why you say "Thank you"?! This is not you praise...
- I thought it was a compliment for the choice of a wife.
- The choice wife? Maybe she chose you?
- And for the compliment, you can thank?
- Is it a compliment?
In the end, a beautiful woman picked me! I can be a worthy compliment!