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So Doğan kinda died in the worst, most avoidable battle. And it's not because Dündar was being young and naive, it's because Dündar stopped telling Ertuğrul about his actions because he felt like everybody betrayed him about his personal business. Which is understandable and makes Doğan's death kinda Halime's fault, which is just batshit insane because she was right but when she pressed the matter to Ertuğrul he didn't grasp the severity of the situation. Ertuğrul, for all his perfection, should have kept his brother in check.

There could have been several ways to handle this: Dündar, when he realized that he accidentally told the secret away, could have owned up to Ertuğrul and they could have chosen a different time of day / route for the secret mission. The information they wanted to send would have allowed for half a day's regroup.

What is incomprehensible to me is why, when he and Doğan were ambushed in the woods and were clearly vastly outnumbered, Dündar got off his horse. This wasn't the time were 5 heroes magically win against 20 goons in a heroic feat of an action sequence. This was 2 against like 40. Doğan had enough battle experience to know to turn around the second he saw how many soldiers were coming at them, and to fight their way home on horseback before they were completely surrounded. It required split-second thinking though and perhaps Doğan hesitated because Dündar outranked him as Bey despite being that much younger.

I am also angry at the fact that Dündar didn't even take off his stupid hood, which was clearly a hindrance to his breathing and mobility in the fight, that he put himself into a vulnerable position by separating himself from Doğan instead of fighting back-to-back, and that it's Ural who delivered the final blows. Dündar just sucked, he lost his focus and stumbled around aimlessly, and Doğan, in and of himself a great warrior, paid the price quickly due to sheer enemy numbers.

CONGRATULATIONS to Doğan though for making it successfully back to his tribe before succumbing to his injuries, and for passing away in the arms of his friends and loved ones.

That was some of the most believable grief acting I've ever seen by the way. When multiple grown men including Ertuğrul cry and ROAR at the loss of their brother, that's......... appropriate. Doğan deserved nothing less. Banu Çiçek took it like a champ, though. Like, of course she's devastated, but unlike other tribeswomen when they lose their husbands, I think she knows that she is mostly going to be okay. She always was.