It was a below average episode of the series. Some characters still seem to have not entered the role. They recover a little more in the following episodes, but Selena is still a big question mark. It doesn't seem right to me to tell historical issues that are unnecessary and debatable unilaterally in such serials. The Armenian Genocide is debatable, but what is the Greek Genocide? Of course, the Turks, who have some strong nationalist feelings, will overreact to this.
I think there are people in the writer team who are funded from different associations. Back in the day, Holocaust deniers also paid such writers to try to distort history.
At least, the character that tells about this event in the series is a liar.
I think there are people in the writer team who are funded from different associations. Back in the day, Holocaust deniers also paid such writers to try to distort history.
At least, the character that tells about this event in the series is a liar.