Episode #1.3

Episode three cranks up the suspense and brings a heavier emotional weight. We finally begin to understand the external pressures closing in on Davood. The moral dilemmas intensify, and decisions are no longer black or white. Everything becomes more complicated and more dangerous. The editing is tight, with transitions that reflect Davood's inner confusion. Lighting is harsh and cold, and the soundtrack builds a slow-burning sense of dread. Each frame feels intentional. This is where Savage proves it's not just about drama - it's about how trauma and pressure shape human behavior. Gripping stuff.