Egyptian serials are well placed at the heart of Egyptian society, examining all areas of the society.[13] They tackle prevalent social and political issues – such as corruption and oppression –, in a way that allows individuals and families to relate to the events or characters of the musalsal.[2] In their crafting of being relatable, but also distant, drama serials serve as a medium to spread information among and to educate the masses.[14] They allow for the construction of a multifaceted understanding of the current social reality.[14] They invite the audience to evaluate current issues, from different viewpoints, as they can relate to certain aspects, while also being entertained, as the serials provide a certain distance between viewers and actors.[14] That being said, television serials have a social responsibility, especially in a developing country, to teach its viewers on the different ways one can achieve happiness.[13]