We previously learned from episode 1 of “Shahmaran” that Sahsu had traveled to Adana to meet her long-absent grandfather. His abandoned child, or Sahsu’s mother, had been dealing with the loss ever since her father had gone. She suffered from a mental illness, and Sahsu was likely to inherit it. Sahsu traveled to a lakeside area to relax her mind, where she came upon Maran, the man of her fate. Let’s look deeper into “Shahmaran” Episode 2 to find out what Sahsu and Maran’s destiny is meant to be.
Spoilers Ahead
Would Sahsu And Maran Get Together?
The second episode of “Shahmaran” opens with a tourist exhibiting Shahmaran’s castle in Anavarza to a group of tourists. One of the tourists turned around, walked toward a well, and dove into it while the guide was explaining the location’s history. Tourists kept arriving and jumping into the well, giving it a foreboding appearance. Others were filming it, and the videos quickly gained popularity. Elsewhere, Ural, Maran’s father, observed a shadowy figure in a black cloak gazing at them from behind. Ural discussed the situation with Maran and his friend Lakmu. He sought to forewarn Maran that all of these are ill omens that began to manifest when Sahsu arrived in Adana. Maran was concerned for Sahsu as well, but he wasn’t prepared to accept that everything was related to Sahsu’s arrival. But there’s something strange about Sahsu’s presence here. Just moments after she wore the necklace of Shahmaran, a woman was spotted sleeping naked on a spot where a snake was slithering on her body. This might be either Sahsu or another sinister character who poses a serious threat to Sahsu and Maran’s lives. Meanwhile, a knock on the door roused Sahsu. She opened the door and found a milk woman who was deaf. She requested her to sip some milk. She sipped it unwillingly, and as soon as she did, she started to feel lightheaded. She confronted Maran once more and inquired of the milk vendor about the sign language she used that Sahsu was unable to grasp. Maran was definitely concerned about the danger of sign language that was used, but he remained silent to Sahsu. When Sahsu arrived at the school, she ran across Cihan, a fellow lecturer who seemed somewhat intrigued by her. Sahsu started to appreciate his company. She heard a hissing sound as she was leaving the bathroom. She considered finding out the mystery about the Shahmaran necklace because all of her problems started to arise after she started wearing it. She visited numerous jewelry stores in search of such a necklace, but it was nowhere to be found. She then found a man staring at her from behind a black cloak.
After realizing the man was following her, she approached him, but he quickly disappeared. Instead, she ran into a young boy whose father gave her the runaround and warned her to keep away from them. Sahsu chose to walk rather than take a taxi to get back home. She ran into Maran while traveling and told him everything that had happened earlier. Maran then encouraged her to leave Adana and return to Istanbul. Sahsu was baffled as to why Matan was requesting her to leave. She didn’t give it a second thought. When she went to the lake to smoke some pot after getting home, she discovered Maran had come to swim there. The following night, Sahsu was in her room struggling with whether or not to take the drugs to treat her anxiety, but she was confused and didn’t want to end up like her mother. So she avoided the help of drugs. She picked up smoking once more to escape her suffering. Diba, Maran’s sister, was watching her from her home and telling her brother that Sahsu had just lost her mother and was in a lot of grief. She advised Maran to see Sahsu to advance their connection. Diba had some sort of power of foreseeing or psychic vision to look into human minds. Maran walked up to Sahsu’s balcony to express his regret for asking her to leave earlier. Sahsu forgave him and started a conversation with him, but as they got to know one another, it started to rain. Sahsu became quite thrilled in Maran’s company in the rain, but Maran fled the area. She returned to her room after enjoying the rain. We saw the black-cloaked guy enter her room as she dozed off, and the hissing and rattling sound immediately began.
Sahsu may have appeared to be human, but Maran was a breed of basilisk, and he was a selected ruler for their race of hybrid humans and snakes. Sahsu and Maran were fated to be together because they were about to give birth to Shahmaran, the king of their species and the savior of their realm. Though these are all speculative, as it appeared that we would have to wait until the end of the series to get a better idea of who Sahsu and Maran were and what their history had to say.
