Batul and Muhandis; A fight over the children and the house

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At the heart of a semi -constructive house full of contradiction, the bitter story is formed; The story of a woman named Betul, who fights in a harsh and unfair situation to survive and preserve her dignity and her children. Betul is a lonely mother who has many problems with her. She has a sick twins who need care and treatment, and a girl named Maral who represents Betul's hope and future. Despite all the hardships, Betul has decided to do something for the house; Maybe building this house is to symbolize the re -life of himself and his children.

In the meantime, a professor enters the story to help rebuild or build a home. But just at the moment when a hope in the heart of Betul, engineering is introduced - which is clear that he claims to own home ownership or at least considers himself owner. The engineer, as soon as he sees the master and realizes his presence to work at Betul's house, is angry and decisive. Not only does he disagree with the presence of the master, but he clearly declares to Betul that he has no right to do anything at home without his permission.

In the following, the tension between the engineer and Betul reaches the peak. The engineer, who is unclear what the family has with the family (perhaps the father of the children, or the cruel owner), offers an inhumane condition: "Either give me the children, or you have no right to work or live here." This sentence is the peak of the story; Where the engineer tries to exercise power and control through an emotional and psychological threat.

But Batul is a tired, but resistant woman. He has passed away for his children and is not willing to have his children at the expense of preserving the ceiling. Discomfort, frustration, and helplessness plays a role in his face, but there is still a flame of resistance. The engineer who does not want to or cannot understand the depth of Betul's pain is leaving the scene; But the rejection of his behavioral violence remains, not only on the home, but also on the spirit of the characters.

In this narrative, the house is not only a building; It is a symbol of security, hope, and the right of mothers to build a better future. Betul is a symbol of women who, in silence, carry the burden of life, but do not remain silent against oppression. Maral and twins are signs of innocence and need for shelter, and the engineer symbolizes the cold and cruel power that takes refuge and control instead of empathy.

This bitter and human story, in its underlying layers, refers to issues such as the right to ownership of maternal rights, class contradiction, and psychological stress on women only in society. A story that can be very effective and reflective while simply

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