How far will a narcissist psychopath(s) go in the name of hatred, revenge, cheating, lies, abuse and lust, all disguised as love? The main narcissist psychopath, Orhan and his three woman trapped in his narcissistic harem answer this. This mental curse, however isn't causeless. Orhan plans to propose to his girlfriend as he walks into her having her found cheating on him. Deeply hurt, he sets to return evil for evil. He quickly marries another, and drunk behind the wheel car crashes her at their wedding night leaving her blind. Not wanting to care for her, he now ignores her hoping she would leave him. Knowing this, she sets out to revenge to him and tells him to stay. Until about here, his dark mind only contemplated of its doing, but now sets thoughts in action. Being a literature professor, he has few-nights stand with his student. At the same time, out of hatred and revenge he sleeps with the woman who cheated on him, making her believe he had forgiven her and is ready to divorce his blind wife. But, at the same time he plots to leave with the wife. At one point, all three woman confess they are pregnant by him; one lies, the two speak the truth, although he doubts the cheating one is pregnant by him. He then sets out a plan to kill her unborn child, after which she shoots his wife and kills his child. Orhan's psychopathy comes full circle once it translates into a crime without a punishment. He now murders the cheating woman and his wife kills the student he had an affair with. Both get away with it. It is here where psychopathy shows its full darkness. The movie totally hits the subject. There really is no love here, but a complete darkness; hatred, revenge and lust.
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