imprisonment, the hearts of the villagers remain heavy with worry, anxiously awaiting any news. The young couple, who had been building their lives with love and hope, now find themselves consumed by the flames of conflict, with their love slipping through their fingers. Arslan tirelessly pursues Hassan’s release from prison, while Isaac has fled the village, leaving Masoumeh in a state of shock and despair. The once peaceful lives of these families have been disrupted, and uncertainty looms over them all.
Grandmother, who had found solace in the presence of Hassan and Fariba, is now overwhelmed with anger and frustration after these tragic events. Blaming others for Fariba’s misfortune, she takes her fury to those she holds responsible. First, she confronts Masoumeh, and then she marches to Ali’s house, her words sharp and threatening, demanding they act swiftly to find Fariba. Her determination is fueled by her love for Fariba and her unwillingness to let this injustice go unanswered.
On the other hand, Saleh’s heart aches for both Fariba and Hassan. He cannot bear the thought of two lovers being torn apart. Yet, his helplessness drives him to immerse himself in the routine of daily life, hoping to quiet the storm of his thoughts. Deep within, his longing remains—longing for resolution, for reunion, and for the love they once shared to overcome the darkness surrounding