Ep 3. My Brother's Keeper

Barry Al-Fayeed, the youngest son of a notorious Middle Eastern dictator, has returned to his homeland of Abuddin after being absent for 20 years. Reunited with his family, Barry quickly becomes embroiled in the political turmoil of the country, leading to tension with his older brother Jamal, who is now the president.

In season 1 episode 3, titled "My Brother's Keeper," the tensions between Barry and Jamal continue to escalate. As Jamal continues to make decisions that Barry disagrees with, including sentencing an innocent man to death, Barry starts to question whether he can sit idly by and let atrocities continue.

Meanwhile, Barry's wife Molly is struggling with her own feelings about being in Abuddin. She is uncomfortable being so close to her husband's past and the oppressive regime he fled from. When Molly observes a public stoning, she realizes just how different her life in Abuddin is from her life in the United States.

As the episode progresses, Barry becomes more and more involved in the political landscape of Abuddin. He meets with an underground opposition group and begins to plan ways to overthrow his brother's regime. However, he faces opposition not just from Jamal, but from his own family as well.

The tension between Barry and Jamal comes to a head when Jamal discovers that Barry has been meeting with the opposition group. The brothers confront each other in a heated argument, and it becomes clear that their relationship may never be the same again.

Meanwhile, Molly has her own political awakening when she meets with a group of women fighting for their rights in Abuddin. She begins to see the country, and her husband, in a new light.

As the episode comes to a close, Barry is faced with a difficult decision about his role in the future of Abuddin. Will he continue to work behind the scenes to undermine his brother's regime, or will he take more drastic action? Only time will tell in this gripping drama about power, family, and the price of freedom.