In the drama series, the quartet Marlena Evans – Leo Stark – Sophia – Rachel unexpectedly became the center of attention.

Marlena – a veteran psychologist – had to face the most “difficult” series of patients in her history.

Leo – a scheming, talkative person – sought therapy from Marlena.

Sophia – seemingly gentle – unexpectedly had a strange connection with Rachel Black, like two lost souls finding each other.

The accidental meeting between Leo and Marlena created a “drama with salt”: Leo brought with him an attitude of denial, distortion, and considered therapy a comedy. Marlena saw through that sarcasm and realized that Leo was avoiding deep wounds. When pressed by Marlena, Leo burst into tears – even for a few seconds – enough to show viewers that this character does not only live by his sharp tongue sharp tongue, and also carrying a lonely past on their backs.

Sophia becomes a mirror reflecting Rachel. Both are trapped in the fear of abandonment, in family obsession, and in a storm of uncontrollable emotions. Marlena looks at Rachel trembling, Sophia holding her hand to comfort her, choking up. And it is Marlena who exclaims: “You two are more alike than you think.”

What makes the audience shiver is the strange psychological connection between Rachel and Sophia that could be the key for Rachel to overcome the crisis… or fall deeper. Because Sophia carries her own darkness, and if Rachel leans on the wrong person, everything will fall apart.

The three perspectives – Marlena sober, Leo confused, Sophia depressed, Rachel hurt – form an unpredictable psychological rubik’s cube. The therapy scenes, Marlena’s questions, Leo’s holding back tears, and the moment Rachel leans on Sophia… are a series of developments full of emotional depth, suffocatingly sad.