Naglaa vs. Her Sisters: Who's Really in the Right?
The last released episode of Ekhwaty was by far the most intense yet, with a cliffhanger ending leaving us curious to see what will happen in the finale. A couple of episodes ago, the plot became clearer showing the three older sisters revealing the mystery behind Naglaa's dreams and how they utilized it for the sake of hiding their secret.
The fallout was inevitable when Naglaa took matters into her own hands and decided to take revenge. Many viewers were taken aback by Naglaa's reaction. While it's completely understandable for her to be shocked by what Soha, Ahlam, and Nahed did, their actions, though misguided and dangerous, were never meant to destroy her life.
However, opinions remain divided: are you with Naglaa, or do you sympathise with the sisters? Was Naglaa justified in exposing her sisters' secret? We believe she was not.
Though the sisters clearly chose the wrong path by ending Rabea's life—a decision that wasn't planned but was justified from their perspective—but the idea that Naglaa's life was stable and that they were the ones who disrupted her peace seems both unjustifiable and illogical to many.
Naglaa wasn't okay, but in fact, she wanted someone to back her while facing the limitless danger and threat of Rabea. We're not suggesting to support the three sisters' actions, but we definitely do not endorse a path that leads to their self-destruction at their own sister's hands.
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