The Consequences of Betrayal and the Power of Patience

The Consequences of Betrayal and the Power of Patience
We cut to a bead and we pan up to Mahmood. Faisal: Until now, your friend Ibraaheem did not appear. (We cut to Faisal) I am really surprise from you Mahmood. We cut to Mahmood who then looks at Faisal Mahmood: Why are you surprised? We switch to a shot of Faisal and Mahmood. Faisal: Because the Mahmod I know would have killed this person (we cut to Faisal) and to have brought him a long time ago. (We switch to Mahmod) That dirtybag worked behind your back, (We switch to Faisal) and Killed Rafeef, (We switch to Mahmood, who takes a breath). Mahmood: Everything has it’s time Faisal. (we switch to Faisal, who looks away and looks back at Mahmood) Wait. Let him think that he ran away. Faisal: (We switch to him) what do you mean that everything has it’s time? Kill him, (We switch to a shot of Mahmood and Faisal) What are you waiting for? Mahmood: Brother, because to be honest, there is something that concerns me that I am waiting for and I don’t want to say what it is. Faisal: ( We cut to him) Tell me so that I can understand you. Is it government related that you can’t tell me? Mahmood: ( We cut to him) if I go after the basterd, things will go upside down, ( We cut to Faisal, who looks to Mahmood) and Omraan Yoroqaan will go after us. (We cut to Mahmood) Did you understand now? We cut to Faisal. Faisal: I didn’t understand, but Okay, You are free to do whatever you want. (We cut to Mahmod, who looks annoyed, then looks to Faisal) Mahmood: Faisal, leave the revenge to me. Tell me, how is work? (We stich to Faisal, who looks away, then looks back to Mahmood and breathers out) Faisal: (We switch to Mahmood and Faisal) They moved another payment of it. And the good have arrived. (We switch to Faisal) It means that everything in the store is in the storage. And the men moved all the money to the bank by trucks. Everything is fine. (We switch to Mahmood, who smiles and looks down) Mahmood: Good. Good. (Mahmood looks up) Bravo. (We switch to Faisal, who looks away) And we still grow more. (We switch to Mahmood) Tomorrow you’ll see how. (We switch to Faisal) Faisal: Look Mahmod, to be in the picture, I am very upset from you. (We switch to Mahmood, then we switch back to Faisal) I never thought that you would treat me that way. (We switch to Mahmod, then we switch to Faisal) is that what you do to me? Is it possible that everyone of of us go in a direction? (We switch to Mahmood and Faisal) Weren’t we going to live together? Mahmood: Brother, I made you stay in a mansion, (We switch to Mahmood) that looks at the sea, and I did everything that you asked for, and now you come to blame me? (shouting) What do you want me to do to you? Faisal: (We switch to him, shouting) Mahmood. It’s not like that, we used to be together all the time, (We switch to Mahmood, who looks away) but now I never see you. (We switch to Faisal, who looks away) Mahmood: (We switch to Mahmood) Faisal, you are becoming like ladies who nag for nothing. (We switch to Faisal, who looks at Mahmood) ohh, (we switch to Mahmood) lord. We switch to Faisal and Mahmod Faisal: No Mahmood, no. Something must have happened to you and I am sure. (We switch to Faisal) I feel that you are doing something behind my back, Mahmood. (We switch to Mahmod) You know my feelings never go down. (We switch to Faisal) Sometimes I ask myself if it’s possible for Mahmood to hurt me. I am telling you this in front of your face. We switch to Mahmood, who looks to Faisal. Mahmood: (Shouting) You idiot. (We switch to Mahmood and Faisal) What are you saying? Huh? (We switch to Mahmood) How can you say this? (We switch to Faisal, who looks down, then at Mahmood) Is it possible for me to sell you? We switch to Mahmod, who looks away. Mahmood: I can’t believe that Rafeef died. (We switch to Faisal) And I don’t know how I will live without her. (We switch to Mahmod) Faisal: (We switch to him) who listens to you, will say that she was in front of your eyes everyday. (We switch to Mahmood, then switch to Faisal) Your petrol must have gone down. You really need to go to a mental hospital. (We switch to Mahmood, who looks to Faisal, then back to Faisal) They should find you a treatment to get our brain back. Mahmood: (We switch to Mahmood) Faisal, it looks like your tongue have really grown long. (We switch to Faisal, who looks to Mahmood, then back to Mahmood) If you stayed speaking to me like this, I will cut it and throw it. (We switch to Faisal, who looks away) Faisal: Up to you. Do what you want. (We switch to Mahmood) In the end, it is something that concerns you. What does it have to do with me? (We switch to Faisal, then to Mahmood and Faisal) Mahmood: Faisal, look at me, (Faisal looks at Mahmood) don’t be sad from me. (We switch to Faisal) Look, I promise you that (We cut to Mahmood) we will go back together like before. (We switch to Faisal, then to Mahmood, who sits up properly) But now I am really upset. (We switch to Faisal and Mahmood and Faisal stands up and walks away and the camera stays on Mahmood, then we switch to Mahmood)

This dream explores themes of betrayal, patience, and power dynamics. The dreamer is witnessing a conversation between two friends, Mahmood and Faisal, who are discussing the actions of their mutual friend, Ibraaheem. Mahmood is surprised that Ibraaheem has not yet appeared, implying that he has betrayed them in some way. Faisal is upset with Mahmood for not taking revenge on Ibraaheem, but Mahmood explains that he is waiting for the right time and has concerns about government involvement. This suggests that Mahmood holds a position of power and is strategic in his actions. Faisal is upset with Mahmood’s lack of action and expresses his disappointment in their friendship. This dream may reflect the dreamer’s own feelings of betrayal and the struggle between taking immediate action and waiting for the right time. It also highlights the importance of patience and strategic thinking in navigating power dynamics and relationships. The dream may be urging the dreamer to consider the consequences of betrayal and the power of patience in their own life.