: A well-known figure in Turkish pop, his version also focuses on the struggles of love and persistence [23].

: She is a central figure in a tragic love triangle involving Prince Myshkin and Nastasya Filippovna . Her relationship with the Prince is marked by her innocent yet often cruel teasing, as she struggles to process her deep feelings for him.

: Released a popular version in September 2022 under TFB Records, which became a hit in the Turkish pop scene [20].

: Aglaya represents a "modern" woman for her time, aligning with early feminist ideas and seeking a life beyond high-society balls and arranged marriages. Her character arc ends tragically as she becomes estranged from her family after marrying a fraudulent Polish count .

In the literary world, is one of the most complex characters in Dostoevsky's The Idiot .

In Turkish music, several artists have released tracks with this title, usually exploring themes of heartbreak, longing, and emotional release:

: The phrase is also found in older Azerbaijani and Turkish works, such as those by Şövkət Ələkbərova , often titled "Qəmgin Mahnı" (Sad Song) [21]. Literary Context: Aglaya Ivanovna Epanchin