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GMosetti - From Story to Story Telling
by GMosetti - (2020-02-07)
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Team 3 Paolini Nardella Mosetti Pozzar

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It’s half past ten and Can is docking in Üsküdar, a small town near Istanbul, after a long journey in his boat along the Italian coast. He needs spare parts for his boat, because it has had some problems during the navigation. While he is looking for a sailors’ shop around the village, Sanem is in town too, launching her first book, called “The Phoenix”. The novel is about her previous love story whit Can; Sanem compares herself to a Phoenix, because she’d like to reborn as this mythical bird rises from its own ashes. 

Suddenly it starts raining and the main characters decide to look for a shelter; by coincidence Can enters in the same cinema where Sanem has just entered. She is buying a ticket when Can recognizes her from the dress, bought for her birthday during their trip in India.

During the show, Can prefers to keep the distance from her, because he thinks she feels angry with him. He decides to stay for a few minutes only to watch her and then he leaves the theatre. Sanem recognizes him from the sound of his shoes: the same ones that he wore when they had the first kiss. 

Sanem is confused; she doesn’t know if the boy were Can. So Sanem goes to the jetty to clear her mind, after having changed her wet clothes. The jetty is a silent place, there is only the sound of sea waves: it’s perfect to meditate. At the same time Can is returning to his boat which is moored to the same dock. They meet and Can try to talk to her, but she is reluctant; they argue and Sanem tells him that she is really angry and so she goes away, leaving Can alone. 

It’s evening and Sanem is at home, she is preparing her favorite fragrance, made with violets and dasies; all of a sudden Can appears from the stairs, he really wants to talk with her. Sanem remains impassive, Can takes the fragrance she was preparing, he wants to remember her wherever he’ll go. 

Sanem remains alone in the company of her chaotic thoughts; she recalls all the moments she  has spent with him. It’s at that moment she realizes Can has always been there for her. 

Sanem runs to the jetty where Can has already left. 

Can, crestfallen and desperate, throws the locator into the ocean: he wants to disappear and have time to reflect. He only bring with him Sanem’s fragrance and “their” book “The Phoenix”.