Love and Obsession

Saïd's obsessive desire for a Christian girl drives him to reckless actions, while his relationship with his wife Hasneh shows a more patient, enduring form of love that he neglects.

Saïd's immediate and intense infatuation with Yuhanna's daughter, described as a 'sick for love' and a 'hunger' in his eyes, drives his willingness to participate in Mustafa's vengeful scheme.

Saïd's all-consuming desire for Yuhanna's daughter drives his actions, leading him to spy on her and await a riot to abduct her.

Saïd's actions are driven by his obsessive love for Ferideh, leading him to risk his life to save her.

Saïd's obsession with the girl (Yuhanna's daughter) drives him to seek her despite Nûr's warnings, and Nûr's promise to tame her for him highlights the possessive nature of his desire.