To have a quick synopsis first, this series shows us the difference between good and evil in a very creative way; that put into the first extreme, the protagonist -Arafat- who is doing everything out of love and with not a single feel of guilt. That is opposed with our Antagonist, Khaldoun, who brings his own people into the island to rule from underground. Khaldoun is considred to be the devil or the other extreme, and he does something very similar to the Joker -he makes you feel for him.
This series has hit many marks in the way to become a very good Arabic-themed & made TV series.
The amount of complexity in each main character is very high, but it's mostly zoomed in on four of the main characters. The characters with the most amount of complexity and screen time being; Ahmed Amin (Arafat), and Khaldoun. Both of them doing an incredible job for their characters to come out the way they did.
The music is also well-made, and so is the whole decoration of the buildings and the props.
The script is also superb.
This series has hit many marks in the way to become a very good Arabic-themed & made TV series.
The amount of complexity in each main character is very high, but it's mostly zoomed in on four of the main characters. The characters with the most amount of complexity and screen time being; Ahmed Amin (Arafat), and Khaldoun. Both of them doing an incredible job for their characters to come out the way they did.
The music is also well-made, and so is the whole decoration of the buildings and the props.
The script is also superb.
