When We Leave Page #3
You are the head of the family.
Your sons listen to you.
You are their role model.
You should care
for all your children.
Also your son.
You don't want to lose him too, do you?
Gul Hanim, please!
I beg of you!
Please.
Good evening.
- May God protect you.
You leave God out of it.
He has nothing to do with this.
This is the kitchen.
Nice.
This is Cem's room.
Aren't you hungry?
No?
I'll show you something.
Mom?
Mom, is that you?
Mom, say something, please.
Mom...
Here comes another one!
Oh, sorry.
Bullseye!
Happy Ramadan, Father.
I brought you baklava.
Father, I wanted...
Because of Rana's wedding...
Please forgive me.
You're my family.
You are my failure as a father, Umay.
You're breaking my heart.
Who was it?
The neighbors' kids.
They wanted sweets.
What are you doing?
Get out, Cem!
Wait!
He's my son!
What kind of mother kidnaps her own son?
What kind of father are you?
- What did I do wrong?
Get out, Cem.
- Don't drive us apart!
Don't ruin our lives!
Stop it, Kemal.
That's enough! Let him go.
That's no way to do this!
That's enough!
I'll get him!
How would your parents feel about
you getting married again?
Would they give you some peace?
It wouldn't change a thing.
Once a whore, always a whore.
But thank you for asking.
I'm leaving.
Cem is all I have.
What if I came with you?
And the fairy said to him:
You see? I told you.
You're flying!
She holds him tight
and her wings carry him.
And no one can see them
except for him and the fairy.
Why do we have to leave?
Sometimes you have to leave people
so you can find them again.
Like Omer?
Will we find him again?
We always find the ones we love anew.
But when we go,
we have to leave something behind.
We do.
I never meant to hurt you.
I'll finish school soon,
go to university.
I've met someone I love.
Perhaps we will marry.
You can be proud of me.
I love you.
Forgive me.
Forgive me, my child.
Go now.
Go.
Let's go, Cem.
Mommy?
Is grandpa sick?
Yes. Grandpa is sick.
Can I walk with you for a bit?
Of course.
He'll get better.
Yes.
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