In Episode 3, the complexities of family relationships are highlighted as characters navigate their emotions and past grievances. The episode opens with a scene where Faris is surrounded by his nephews, Hanin and Usama, as they discuss his return home, questioning whether he will be taken away again. The atmosphere is tense, with Faris reassuring them while also conveying his need to open his own house, despite their insistence that he stay with them.

A pivotal moment occurs with the unexpected arrival of Zumar, a family member estranged for four years. Her presence immediately alters the mood, bringing both unease and unresolved tensions to the forefront. As she presents flowers to Saadi, the exchange reveals the deep-seated hurt within the family, especially in Hanin, who recalls Zumar abandoning them during a time of need.

The episode also delves into the underlying power dynamics in the family, with a subtle reference to a party invitation from Hashim, a figure representing corporate and political might. The family’s reaction to the invitation hints at their complicated relationship with Hashim and the broader issues of trust and betrayal.

As the episode progresses, Zumar’s brief visit leaves a lasting impact, especially on Hanin, who struggles with her feelings of abandonment and resentment. The episode concludes with a reflective conversation between Zumar and her father, where he urges her to move on and consider remarrying, but she resists, showing the deep emotional scars she still carries.