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* AmbiguousDisorder: Tarık suffers from auditory and visual hallucinations. He lapses into believing he is still in the military, salutes an imaginary officer, and follows imaginary orders. After Emel's death, he sometimes hallucinates she is alive and even has conversations with her. He is prone to manic episodes and physical outbursts. He is described by another character at being unable to stand the pressure of responsibility and crumbles under the stress, though he excels at tasks he pursues at his own volition. He is acknowledged as mentally ill, but the narrative never assigns him a specific diagnosis.
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Not to be confused with the [[Series/InnocentUK British drama with the same name.]] Or [[''Manga/Innocent'' the manga with the same name.]]
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Not to be confused with the [[Series/InnocentUK British drama with the same name.]] Or [[''Manga/Innocent'' [[Manga/{{Innocent}} the manga with the same name.]]name]]. Or the [[Fanfic/InnocentMarauderLover7 Harry Potter fanfiction]].
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Not to be confused with the [[Series/InnocentUK British drama with the same name.]] Or the [[Manga/Innocent manga with the same name]].
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Not to be confused with the [[Series/InnocentUK British drama with the same name.]] Or [[''Manga/Innocent'' the [[Manga/Innocent manga with the same name]].name.]]
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* YourCheatingHeart:
** Tarık angrily confesses to having a tryst with "yoga girl" to Emel. This plays a part in ''her'' choice to have a fling with Selim at the company retreat.
** Despite being part of the "terms" of their marriage, this is clearly how [[spoiler:Taner feels about Rüya and her "arrangement" with Selahattin]].
** Feride breaks up with Tunç and moves back in with Yusuf when she discovers he is cheating on her.
** Tarık angrily confesses to having a tryst with "yoga girl" to Emel. This plays a part in ''her'' choice to have a fling with Selim at the company retreat.
** Despite being part of the "terms" of their marriage, this is clearly how [[spoiler:Taner feels about Rüya and her "arrangement" with Selahattin]].
** Feride breaks up with Tunç and moves back in with Yusuf when she discovers he is cheating on her.
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As he is pulled into the complicated lives of the Bayrakçi family, Yusuf finds himself mired in a mystery fraught with terrible secrets, shocking crimes, and hidden motives.
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As he is pulled into the complicated lives of the Bayrakçi Bayrakçı family, Yusuf finds himself mired in a mystery fraught with terrible secrets, shocking crimes, and hidden motives.
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Assigned to a bewildering unresolved case, Istanbul detective Yusuf returns to his childhood hometown, where he is reunited with his former mentor, Cevdet Bayrakçi -- who also happens to be the target of the investigation. Set to enjoy a quiet retirement with wife Nermin, Cevdet's life was rocked by a series of tragic events that resulted in the death of his son, Yusuf's childhood friend Taner, and the mental deterioration of Taner's younger brother, Tarık. The sudden arrival of Yusuf not only reopens fresh wounds, but threatens a fragile peace as he uncovers family secrets best left concealed.
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Assigned to a bewildering unresolved case, Istanbul detective Yusuf returns to his childhood hometown, where he is reunited with his former mentor, Cevdet Bayrakçi Bayrakçı -- who also happens to be the target of the investigation. Set to enjoy a quiet retirement with wife Nermin, Cevdet's life was rocked by a series of tragic events that resulted in the death of his son, Yusuf's childhood friend Taner, and the mental deterioration of Taner's younger brother, Tarık. The sudden arrival of Yusuf not only reopens fresh wounds, but threatens a fragile peace as he uncovers family secrets best left concealed.
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* AnachronicOrder: The narrative bounces between Yusuf's present-day investigation, the recent history of the Bayrakçi family, and the occasional flashback to Yusuf's youth.
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* AnachronicOrder: The narrative bounces between Yusuf's present-day investigation, the recent history of the Bayrakçi Bayrakçı family, and the occasional flashback to Yusuf's youth.
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** To make matters worse, [[spoiler:the investigation into the Bayrakçi family is re-opened as a ploy by Selahattin to ensure Taner is truly dead. Yusuf and his investigative skills play right into his plan.]]
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** To make matters worse, [[spoiler:the investigation into the Bayrakçi Bayrakçı family is re-opened as a ploy by Selahattin to ensure Taner is truly dead. Yusuf and his investigative skills play right into his plan.]]
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''Innocent'' (''Masum'') is a 2017 Turkish miniseries starring Ali Atay, Haluk Bilginer, Nur Sürer, Okan Yalabık and Tülin Özen. It is [[TheFilmOfThePlay based on the play "Bayrak" ("Flag") by Berkun Oya]], who also served as screenwriter for the show.
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''Innocent'' (''Masum'') is a 2017 [[TurkishDrama Turkish miniseries miniseries]] starring Ali Atay, Haluk Bilginer, Nur Sürer, Okan Yalabık and Tülin Özen. It is [[TheFilmOfThePlay based on the play "Bayrak" ("Flag") by Berkun Oya]], who also served as screenwriter for the show.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Tarık has a moment after he [[spoiler:believes he has killed Emel during an altercation. Unable to cope with what's happened, he calls his brother ro deal with the problem]].
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Tarık has a moment after he [[spoiler:believes he has killed Emel during an altercation. Unable to cope with what's happened, he calls his brother ro to deal with the problem]].problem, which only makes things ''worse'']].
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* HopelessWithTech: Yusuf appears genuinely baffled by how quickly Tunç uploads a video of Yusuf accosting him onto the internet. Selahattin tells him he needs to get a smartphone.
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* BrokenPedestal: Yusuf's opinion of his mentor and former chief Cevdet deteriorates over the course of the series. He discusses the trope while convincing him to do the right thing:
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* BrokenPedestal: Yusuf's opinion of his mentor and former chief Cevdet deteriorates over the course of the series. He even discusses the trope while convincing as he tries to persuade him to do the right thing:thing, warning he will fall in the eyes of others if he doesn't.
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''Innocent'' (''Masum'') is a 2017 Turkish miniseries starring Ali Atay, Haluk Bilginer, Nur Sürer, Okan Yalabık and Tülin Özen. It is [[TheFilmOfThePlay based on the play "Bayrak" ("Flag") by Berkan Berkun Oya]], who also served as screenwriter for the show.
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* TheFilmOfThePlay: Or rather, the ''series'' of the play, which was also penned by the series scriptwriter, Berkan Oya.
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* TheFilmOfThePlay: Or rather, the The ''series'' of the play, which was also penned by the series scriptwriter, Berkan Berkun Oya.
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''Innocent'' (''Masum'') is a 2017 Turkish miniseries starring Ali Atay, Haluk Bilginer, Nur Sürer, Okan Yalabık and Tülin Özen. It is [[TheFilmOfThePlay based on the play "Bayrak" ("Flag") by Berkan Oya, Oya]], who also served as screenwriter for the show.
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* BrokenPedestal: Yusuf's opinion of his mentor and former chief Cevdet deteriorates over the course of the series. He discusses the trope while convincing him to do the right thing:
---> '''Yusuf''': You're a hero in that station. Don't walk in there in handcuffs.
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* DefectiveDetective: Yusuf's character has elements of this trope at the start of the series, having a preteen daughter he rarely sees and a tumultuous relationship with his ex-wife. By final episode, things are looking a little better for him.
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* DefectiveDetective: Yusuf's character has elements of this trope at the start of the series, having a preteen daughter he rarely sees and sees, a tumultuous relationship with his ex-wife. ex-wife, and a tendency to harass said ex-wife's new paramour. By the final episode, things are looking a little better for him.
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* DaddysGirl: Yusuf is a doting dad to daughter Elif, who runs off to join him after fighting with mom Feride and wants nothing more than for them to live together again.
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* FirstFatherWins: To his daughter's delight, Yusuf and his ex-wife Feride grow close again after her boyfriend Tunç is revealed as a cheating bastard.
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* ShaggyDogStory:
** Yusuf [[spoiler:learns Cevdet helped Taner fake his death after covering up Emel's. But Taner is killed before he can face justice, the full extent of his deeds dying with him, at the hand of his brother Tarık... who as a result will never know the truth behind his wife's death.]]
** To make matters worse, [[spoiler:the investigation into the Bayrakçi family is re-opened as a ploy by Selahattin to ensure Taner is truly dead. Yusuf and his investigative skills play right into his plan.]]
** Yusuf [[spoiler:learns Cevdet helped Taner fake his death after covering up Emel's. But Taner is killed before he can face justice, the full extent of his deeds dying with him, at the hand of his brother Tarık... who as a result will never know the truth behind his wife's death.]]
** To make matters worse, [[spoiler:the investigation into the Bayrakçi family is re-opened as a ploy by Selahattin to ensure Taner is truly dead. Yusuf and his investigative skills play right into his plan.]]
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* BatmanGambit: Talented detective Yusuf is assigned a difficult and personal case [[spoiler:by his boss Selahattin, who is less motivated by a sense of justice than by eliminating Taner, who he suspects is still alive. Directing the intrepid Yusuf to follow the trail (and unleash chaos as a result) is all part of his plan to MurderTheHypotenuse for good... which Yusuf realizes only after all is said and done.]]
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---> '''Cevdet''': That evil mouth of yours has tortured my ears more than I tortured any of those anarchists down at the station!
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* AnachronicOrder: The narrative bounces between Yusuf's present-day investigation, the recent history of the Bayrakçi family, and the occasional flashback to Yusuf's youth.
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* {{Hallucinations}}: Tarık suffers from auditory and visual hallucations, which frighten his wife and at one point lead to a bar fight.
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* {{Hallucinations}}: Tarık suffers from auditory and visual hallucations, hallucinations, which frighten his wife and at one point lead to a bar fight.
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* PoliceBrutality: When Yusuf (rather unjustifiably) follows Tunç and accosts him on the street, the latter films the encounter while claiming police brutality, and uploads the foorage to the internet. The viral video not only causes trouble for the police department, but also lands Yusuf in hot water with Feride.
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* PoliceBrutality: When Yusuf (rather unjustifiably) follows Tunç and accosts him on the street, the latter films the encounter while claiming police brutality, and uploads the foorage footage to the internet. The viral video not only causes trouble for the police department, but also lands Yusuf in hot water with Feride.
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** Tarık angrily confesses to having a tryst with "yoga girl" to Emel. [[spoiler:This plays a part in ''her'' choice to have a fling at the company retreat]].
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** Tarık angrily confesses to having a tryst with "yoga girl" to Emel. [[spoiler:This This plays a part in ''her'' choice to have a fling with Selim at the company retreat]].retreat.
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''Innocent'' (''Masum'') is a 2017 Turkish miniseries starring Ali Atay, Haluk Bilginer, Nur Sürer, Okan Yalabık and Tülin Özen. It is based on the play "Bayrak" ("Flag") by Berkan Oya, who also served as screenwriter for the show.
Assigned to a bewildering unresolved case, Istanbul detective Yusuf returns to his childhood hometown, where he is reunited with his former mentor, Cevdet Bayrakçi -- who also happens to be the target of the investigation. Set to enjoy a quiet retirement with wife Nermin, Cevdet's life was rocked by a series of tragic events that resulted in the death of his son, Yusuf's childhood friend Taner, and the mental deterioration of Taner's younger brother, Tarık. The sudden arrival of Yusuf not only reopens fresh wounds, but threatens a fragile peace as he uncovers family secrets best left concealed.
As he is pulled into the complicated lives of the Bayrakçi family, Yusuf finds himself mired in a mystery fraught with terrible secrets, shocking crimes, and hidden motives.
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!!''Innocent'' contains examples of the following tropes:
* AccidentalMurder: When they were children, Yusuf and Taner were caught stealing a camera from an elderly homeowner; when confronted, Taner whacked the old man over the head, ultimately killing him. Yusuf has been haunted by the incident since.
* TheAlcoholic: Tarık is a chronic alcoholic who turned to excessive drinking after the death of his wife.
* AmbiguousDisorder: Tarık suffers from auditory and visual hallucinations. He lapses into believing he is still in the military, salutes an imaginary officer, and follows imaginary orders. After Emel's death, he sometimes hallucinates she is alive and even has conversations with her. He is prone to manic episodes and physical outbursts. He is described by another character at being unable to stand the pressure of responsibility and crumbles under the stress, though he excels at tasks he pursues at his own volition. He is acknowledged as mentally ill, but the narrative never assigns him a specific diagnosis.
* AwfulWeddedLife:
** Over the course of the series it is slowly revealed just how much Cevdet and Nermin resent each other.
** Rüya and Taner have a caustic and complicated marriage, largely due to [[spoiler:her maintaining a "contract" with another man]] and compounded by his {{Jerkass}} tendencies.
* BeardOfSorrow: Tarık grows one in the six months after Emel's death, indicating a lack of self-care and grooming habits in her absence.
* DeadPersonConversation: Tarık converses with hallucinations of Emel.
* DefectiveDetective: Yusuf's character has elements of this trope at the start of the series, having a preteen daughter he rarely sees and a tumultuous relationship with his ex-wife. By final episode, things are looking a little better for him.
* DrowningMySorrows: Tarık self-medicates with alcohol after Emel's death, [[spoiler:whom he believes he killed himself during a heated argument]].
* FakingTheDead: [[spoiler:Taner fakes his own death after killing Emel and failing to kill Selim]].
* {{Hallucinations}}: Tarık suffers from auditory and visual hallucations, which frighten his wife and at one point lead to a bar fight.
* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident: After [[spoiler:strangling Emel, Taner buckles her into the passenger seat of his car and with Cevdet's help, sends it rolling over the precipice. This serves a double purpose, as it also appears as though Taner has died.]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Tarık has a moment after he [[spoiler:believes he has killed Emel during an altercation. Unable to cope with what's happened, he calls his brother ro deal with the problem]].
* ObnoxiousInLaws: Nermin not only dismisses Emel's concerns about Tarık's mental health, but rags on her for not being an ideal housewife as though it's the source of their troubles.
* ParentalFavoritism: While Cevdet cares for his sons equally, Nermin blatantly favors Taner over Tarık to the point of dismissing the latter's struggles. Cevdet calls her out for her lack of concern.
* PoliceBrutality: When Yusuf (rather unjustifiably) follows Tunç and accosts him on the street, the latter films the encounter while claiming police brutality, and uploads the foorage to the internet. The viral video not only causes trouble for the police department, but also lands Yusuf in hot water with Feride.
* SignatureItemClue: When Yusuf finds [[spoiler:Taner's camera-lens pendant]] in a secluded wooded area, it makes him suspect that [[spoiler:his old friend is in fact alive]].
* StalkerWithACrush: Selim secretly records Emel's appointments with her therapist, pursues her aggressively when her marriage falls apart, and breaks into her house, where he speculates about her marital life.
* SunshineNoir: Much of the story is set against the backdrop of a rustic seaside town surrounded by turquoise waters and sundappled forests.
* YourCheatingHeart:
** Tarık angrily confesses to having a tryst with "yoga girl" to Emel. [[spoiler:This plays a part in ''her'' choice to have a fling at the company retreat]].
** Despite being part of the "terms" of their marriage, this is clearly how [[spoiler:Taner feels about Rüya and her "arrangement" with Selahattin]].
** Feride breaks up with Tunç and moves back in with Yusuf when she discovers he is cheating on her.
Assigned to a bewildering unresolved case, Istanbul detective Yusuf returns to his childhood hometown, where he is reunited with his former mentor, Cevdet Bayrakçi -- who also happens to be the target of the investigation. Set to enjoy a quiet retirement with wife Nermin, Cevdet's life was rocked by a series of tragic events that resulted in the death of his son, Yusuf's childhood friend Taner, and the mental deterioration of Taner's younger brother, Tarık. The sudden arrival of Yusuf not only reopens fresh wounds, but threatens a fragile peace as he uncovers family secrets best left concealed.
As he is pulled into the complicated lives of the Bayrakçi family, Yusuf finds himself mired in a mystery fraught with terrible secrets, shocking crimes, and hidden motives.
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!!''Innocent'' contains examples of the following tropes:
* AccidentalMurder: When they were children, Yusuf and Taner were caught stealing a camera from an elderly homeowner; when confronted, Taner whacked the old man over the head, ultimately killing him. Yusuf has been haunted by the incident since.
* TheAlcoholic: Tarık is a chronic alcoholic who turned to excessive drinking after the death of his wife.
* AmbiguousDisorder: Tarık suffers from auditory and visual hallucinations. He lapses into believing he is still in the military, salutes an imaginary officer, and follows imaginary orders. After Emel's death, he sometimes hallucinates she is alive and even has conversations with her. He is prone to manic episodes and physical outbursts. He is described by another character at being unable to stand the pressure of responsibility and crumbles under the stress, though he excels at tasks he pursues at his own volition. He is acknowledged as mentally ill, but the narrative never assigns him a specific diagnosis.
* AwfulWeddedLife:
** Over the course of the series it is slowly revealed just how much Cevdet and Nermin resent each other.
** Rüya and Taner have a caustic and complicated marriage, largely due to [[spoiler:her maintaining a "contract" with another man]] and compounded by his {{Jerkass}} tendencies.
* BeardOfSorrow: Tarık grows one in the six months after Emel's death, indicating a lack of self-care and grooming habits in her absence.
* DeadPersonConversation: Tarık converses with hallucinations of Emel.
* DefectiveDetective: Yusuf's character has elements of this trope at the start of the series, having a preteen daughter he rarely sees and a tumultuous relationship with his ex-wife. By final episode, things are looking a little better for him.
* DrowningMySorrows: Tarık self-medicates with alcohol after Emel's death, [[spoiler:whom he believes he killed himself during a heated argument]].
* FakingTheDead: [[spoiler:Taner fakes his own death after killing Emel and failing to kill Selim]].
* {{Hallucinations}}: Tarık suffers from auditory and visual hallucations, which frighten his wife and at one point lead to a bar fight.
* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident: After [[spoiler:strangling Emel, Taner buckles her into the passenger seat of his car and with Cevdet's help, sends it rolling over the precipice. This serves a double purpose, as it also appears as though Taner has died.]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Tarık has a moment after he [[spoiler:believes he has killed Emel during an altercation. Unable to cope with what's happened, he calls his brother ro deal with the problem]].
* ObnoxiousInLaws: Nermin not only dismisses Emel's concerns about Tarık's mental health, but rags on her for not being an ideal housewife as though it's the source of their troubles.
* ParentalFavoritism: While Cevdet cares for his sons equally, Nermin blatantly favors Taner over Tarık to the point of dismissing the latter's struggles. Cevdet calls her out for her lack of concern.
* PoliceBrutality: When Yusuf (rather unjustifiably) follows Tunç and accosts him on the street, the latter films the encounter while claiming police brutality, and uploads the foorage to the internet. The viral video not only causes trouble for the police department, but also lands Yusuf in hot water with Feride.
* SignatureItemClue: When Yusuf finds [[spoiler:Taner's camera-lens pendant]] in a secluded wooded area, it makes him suspect that [[spoiler:his old friend is in fact alive]].
* StalkerWithACrush: Selim secretly records Emel's appointments with her therapist, pursues her aggressively when her marriage falls apart, and breaks into her house, where he speculates about her marital life.
* SunshineNoir: Much of the story is set against the backdrop of a rustic seaside town surrounded by turquoise waters and sundappled forests.
* YourCheatingHeart:
** Tarık angrily confesses to having a tryst with "yoga girl" to Emel. [[spoiler:This plays a part in ''her'' choice to have a fling at the company retreat]].
** Despite being part of the "terms" of their marriage, this is clearly how [[spoiler:Taner feels about Rüya and her "arrangement" with Selahattin]].
** Feride breaks up with Tunç and moves back in with Yusuf when she discovers he is cheating on her.
