Kurulus Osman - 26 - Kurulus Osman Episode 26

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This was a difficult episode. After episode 25, a moderately painful yet triumphant episode, I wasn’t expecting what this episode brought to the story. Let me just say, this episode was extremely hard to get through in its entirety. I was barely able to handle some scenes without feeling emotionally scarred and/or crying. While there were some good plot points in this episode, but the bad plot points absolutely neutralize those highlights.

Of course, I must dive into the victories and losses for Osman in this episode. Consider this the SPOILER WARNING disclaimer. If you haven’t watched this episode or you don’t want spoilers, STOP READING THIS NOW!!!

Well, the defense of the Kayi Tribe was quite successful. Sabutay was executed, and lives were saved. However, due to an idiotic decision made by Abdurrahman Gazi to spare Sofia until later, he had to pay with Sofia’s escape and, more harsh, the loss of his left arm. A truly painful scene.

Kongar gained competence again, and he was nearly ready to kill his brother and Dumrul. However, Konur swayed him back into Goktug just by reminding him of their late mother’s lullabies. He immediately regretted his actions. This was the second painful scene, yet also the best scene. He returned him to the tribe despite his supposed betrayal.

Even though Konur was brought back to the tribe, his wound ended up killing him in a beautiful and depressing scene.

Even though Cerkutay and Balgay were killed later in the episode, I don’t feel like they totally heal the emotional wounds left by the aforementioned painful scenes and a tone of suffering. Therefore, “painful” is the word I’d use to describe this episode.

The last two things I’d like to mention before wrapping this review was the dark chivalries and Aygul’s role. Yannis, before he passed, invented the elixir that brought about easily the most discomforting foes Osman has ever faced. Aygul became more bloodthirsty for Hazal than insane, and she could have easily killed her if her sadness did not overtake her.

I wouldn’t like to recommended this episode for a re-watch, but one should be enough. This was, beyond question, the hardest episode to get through throughout the season.

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