📖 Topic
As a family experiences conflict over the garden they own, generations enter a cycle. The grandfather refuses to sell the garden and wants to maintain his connection with the land, while the father and mother advocate selling the garden for a more comfortable life. Devran returns and when it is the father's turn to make the decision, the father is afraid of losing this connection with his past, so he does not sell the garden. Torun, on the other hand, thinks that this insistence is now meaningless, out of concern for both education and the future. While one of them clings to the land and the other wants to get rid of it, in the finale, the grandson shows the breaking point of the conflict and taking a step forward by placing a deed.
