Deli Dumrul, son of Duha Koca, is a rebellious and arrogant character who does not care about law, order, or even death, to the extent of building a bridge over a dry stream and forcibly charging those who cross it. He reaches the pinnacle of arrogance by challenging Azrael when he arrives. However, upon realizing through a painful and terrifying experience that he is nothing before divine power, he kneels. When God orders him to find a life to replace his own, he witnesses the selfishness of his parents. He sees that his wife (Aykız), who offers her own life without batting an eye, is the one who truly loves him. The 140-year long life granted to both as a result of his wife's sacrifice and Dumrul's sincere prayer to Allah is the product of absolute loyalty.
He is a rebellious personality known for appearing whenever there is a show of strength, intimidating his surroundings with his stubbornness. His fearless nature caused him to enter into an illusion of power that transcended the limits of reason.
Large-framed, thick-mustached, sword-bearing, a vagabond yet majestic in appearance.
Azrail
Proof of physical power being crushed by spiritual power; hostility has turned into humiliation and fear.
Anne Baba
Selfish figures from whom he had expectations, but who abandoned him in a moment of life-or-death crisis.
Aykız (Karısı)
The eternal symbol of sacrifice, who saved him from the noose and opened the door to their eternal happiness together.