Filinta (2014–2016): Season 2, Episode 13 - Episode #2.13 - full transcript

FILINTA
AT THE DAWN OF 1000 YEARS

Episode 13 starts at 00:09:34

FILINTA
AT THE DAWN OF 1000 YEARS

THIS SHOW IS IN MEMORY OF THOSE
GLORIOUS MARTYRS OF

THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, WHICH HAD
RULED JUSTLY OVER THE WORLD,

AND OF THE DESCENDANTS
OF THIS GREAT NATION

WHO LOST THEIR LIVES
IN THE PURSUIT OF JUSTICE.

FILINTA
AT THE DAWN OF 1000 YEARS

FILINTA
AT THE DAWN OF 1000 YEARS

-Long live the Padishah!
-Long live the Padishah!

-Long live the Padishah!
-Long live the Padishah!



-Long live the Padishah!
-Long live the Padishah!

-Long live the Padishah!
-Long live the Padishah!

-Long live the Padishah!
-Long live the Padishah!

-Long live the Padishah!
-Long live the Padishah!

-Long live the Padishah!
-Long live the Padishah!

-Long live the Padishah!
-Long live the Padishah!

-Long live the Padishah!
-Long live the Padishah!

-Long live the Padishah!
-Long live the Padishah!

Long live the Padishah!

You will be my eyes!

You will be my mind!

You will be my hand!

-Long live the Padishah!
-Long live the Padishah!

-Long live the Padishah!
-Long live the Padishah!



Long live the Padishah!

My Padishah!

I want to say something to you!

Long live the Padishah!

Let him through.

-Greetings, my Padishah.
-Greetings to you, too.

The mighty Padishah.

We love you very much. May God bless you.

May you be rewarded by God.

My Padishah, may God bless you.

May God bless us with your presence.

We always pray for you.
Thank you, my Padishah.

Come on. What is he waiting for?

Come on, Weasel. Come on!

Long live the Padishah!

May God bless us with you.

I hope God adds what is left of our lives
to yours.

Ali, run.

Stay here.

Come on! Hurry up!

Run!

Aim!

Come on! Be careful!

Don't stop!

Run!

I thought you'd never come, Filinta.

Pasha, the traitors are moving towards
the palace.

We sent some soldiers there.

We will not let them near the palace.
-Be careful, son.

May God help you.

Pasha.

Are you okay?

My Sultan.

Bastards. They attacked suddenly.

-Are you okay Davut Pasha?
-I am fine, my Sultan.

Davut Pasha.

Davut Pasha.

Mustafa.

Take the Padishah out of here.

Leave us here, take him.

-I will not leave you.
-Mustafa.

My Sultan.

Let us go.

Farah!

Farah!

Come to me Farah! Come here!

I am here, Farah!

Farah!

Farah!

Take the Padishah out of here.
-My Sultan, let us go.

Come on. Hurry up! Protect the Padishah!

Davut Pasha is shot!

Protect the Padishah!

Protect the Padishah.

Come here!

Take the Padishah to headquarters.

Hurry! Come on!

Keep firing!

-Move!
-Let us go!

Davut Pasha.

You cannot die before you keep your
promise to me.

Davut Pasha.

You will tell me who my family is,
Davut Pasha.

Hilal...

...my daughter.

My daughter.

I am...

I am your...

...father.

When they kidnapped you...

...the world, the universe turned
upside down.

So much that...

...I engraved you on my chest.

So that I would not forget...

...so that you would always
live in my heart.

When...

When I saw this birthmark on your arm...

...I realized it.
-Father.

But I couldn't say it.
-Why?

-I was afraid.
-What were you afraid of?

That you wouldn't...

That you wouldn't forgive me.

Father.

Where is my mother?

Where is my mother, father?

Feriha.

Your mother...

Feriha.

When they kidnapped you, we were lost.

Pasha.

Mustafa.

I am here.

Mustafa.

My daughter.

I trust you with my daughter.

I trust you with Hilal.

Don't leave her alone, Mustafa.

Davut Pasha!

Find your mother.

Smell her.

Don't forget me.

Forgive me.

Farah!

Farah.

I will not leave you alone.

Please, I cannot live like this.
Let me go.

My father is dead. I cannot live.

Behold!

What is your duty?

What is your duty here, gentlemen?

While a bunch of traitors and
devils outside...

...were carrying out this attack...

...how could you not stop it?

What is your duty?

My Sultan.

Celal!

I knew you would find me.

It's over Farah.

We won.

Now, our Shahzada will take the throne.

Now our time is starting.

It's over Farah.

Farah.

What are you doing?

Pull yourself together, Farah.

Don't do this.

Farah. Farah, pull yourself together.

Let go of me. All the pain we have been
through was to see today.

All the pain we have been through was
for this victorious day.

Pull yourself together.
It was for this victorious day, Farah!

Don't make me do this. Don't!

Don't make me do it! Don't do it! Look.

Did you forget? They killed our Padre.

The Ottomans killed our father.

The Ottomans didn't kill my father, Celal.

You killed my father.

You killed my father.

That man cannot be your father, Farah.

This was all to confuse you.

To make you an enemy of us,
of your brothers.

Who is your father, Celal?

Huh?

Do you know your father?

Do you know the man
who held you when you were born?

Farah.

Don't make me do this! Don't Farah!

Don't make me do this! This is for
victory! Pull yourself together!

Don't make me do this, Farah!

My father was Padre, who was killed by
the person you call "father."

And I promised to avenge him.

So did I, Celal.

I promised to avenge my father.

Farah.

We are as close as two coats of paint,
Farah.

What is family?

Who are they?

They are the ones who risk dying for you.

They are the ones
who are the same in life and death.

Those who are with you everywhere,
under any conditions.

My soldiers.

The real sons of the homeland.

Today is the day people will be
free of oppression.

It is the day liberty prevails.

We will take down the tyrant Padishah...

...and replace him with the shahzada,
who is a freedom lover.

Are you ready for this holy duty?
-We are!

Are you ready to kill whoever stands
in our way, for the love of freedom?

We are!

This council will make history today,
gentlemen.

Since we are taking over
a global empire...

...without bringing it down or
dividing it...

...all the Brotherhoods around the world
will talk about us with admiration.

Run Mustafa, run!

Mustafa run! Run to the palace!

You never know what those devils will do.

Go to the palace and
take the necessary measures.

Preserve the palace's security.

Don't cry.

-I'm so scared.
-Don't worry.

Nothing bad will happen
to the Padishah or to us.

-Stop! You cannot pass! Move.
-We will pass.

-I said you cannot pass.
-We will.

-Stop right there.
-You cannot pass.

We will pass.

Am I going to shoot soldiers?

Have some fear of God.

-Stop right there.
-Move back.

-Have some fear of God.
-This is a sin.

You are defying the sultanate.
-You cannot pass.

-Move back.
-Have some fear of God.

-Move back!
-Are you going to shoot us?

Easy.

What is your problem?

Move aside. We have orders.

What is that order?

Tell me, so that I know.

We will go to the palace.

What will you do at the palace?

We will arrest the Padishah.

Then?

We will enthrone Shahzada Mehmet Efendi.

Why did you bother gathering
all these soldiers, huh?

The man you will arrest is an old man
the age of your father.

Why didn't you go by yourself?

-I have orders.
-We understand that.

You have orders.

You will arrest the Padishah of the
Ottoman Empire.

You will go the home of the
Islamic caliph, knock on the door...

...and say "Come here."

"I don't care about you being a caliph.

Your sultanate is over.

I am arresting you," you will say.

Is that it, officer?

Move aside.

I said I have orders, Filinta Mustafa.

-Filinta Mustafa?
-This is Filinta Mustafa?

This is Filinta Mustafa.

He really is Filinta.

And I'm telling you to go by yourself.

Don't make brothers
fight against each other.

He is right.

Filinta is right.

Will we make brothers
fight against each other?

Will we shoot the Islamic caliph?

-He is right.
-That cannot happen.

Let me help you.

You will not be able to do it.

Go ahead.

Go ahead. Spill a brother's blood.

Go ahead.

-Are we sure?
-We are, Supreme Master.

Take away their guns!

Put them in the dungeon!

Put them all in the dungeon!

Just as we were preparing to enthrone
our own shahzada...

...and declare this day a holiday...

...the Padishah still being alive and
still sitting on the throne...

...will take its place as a dark stain
in the history of the Supreme Council.

How do you plan to clean that stain,
Efendi Boris?

Knowing the truth lights our way,
Supreme Master.

If you allow me...

...I would like to begin by telling you
who smudged that stain...

...on the Supreme Council.

Please.

Distinguished members of the
Supreme Council.

Distinguished Brothers.

If we are...

...talking about a loss
we didn't deserve...

...instead of the victory we have been
waiting centuries for...

...the only reason...

...is that the decisions
made around this table...

...were leaked.

Do you know what you are
accusing the Supreme Council...

...that has a 2000 centuries old
glorious and spotless history...

...of, Efendi Boris?

Of course I do, Supreme Master.

Betrayal.

Have you set up a telegram communication
with the palace?

We are working on it, my Sultan.
-Don't work on it, do it!

Mustafa!

Leyla.

Inform Sultan Nur.

The Padishah is safe.
You are safe here.

We managed to catch the people
who tried to besiege the palace.

The vicinity of the palace is safe.
Don't worry.

I will inform you
when things settle down.

We have a lot of casualties.
We will go to the hospital. Okay?

Mustafa. Please, be careful.

Which hospital will we take them to?

They are all full of wounded people.
The doctors cannot help them all.

The commander said
we would put them in line.

Thank you, sister.

However...

...since the responsibilities of the
decisions made in the Supreme Council...

...are defined clearly in the
Book of Supremes...

...you know best that the distinguished
brothers in the Supreme Council...

...cannot be charged with betrayal,
Supreme Master.

Then, there is only one person
left for you...

...to blame with betrayal.

Yes.

Like always, you are right.

There is only one person left.

If we are talking about a loss
we didn't deserve...

...the only reason...

...is that the decisions
made around this table...

...were leaked.

The Brothers before you here...

...only know about individual parts of
this attempt.

There are only two people...

...who know about the entire thing.

One of them is me.

The other is...
-The other is...

...the last carrier of the
Brotherhood flag...

...that has been passed on to others
for centuries...

...the leader of the Holy Brotherhood
cause on Ottoman soil.

Ever since I took charge of the flag...

...for over 30 years...

...I have been carrying out my
responsibilities perfectly...

...and gained the respect of all Supreme
Councils in the capital cities.

Me.

Yes.

You.

Who gave me this duty personally...

...but didn't hesitate to cooperate with
the enemy...

...for me to be unsuccessful.

You, Supreme Master.

Unfortunately, you.

The only person I have been thinking
about passing the torch to...

...and see fit for the position
of Supreme Master...

...when this holy duty of mine ends...

...has enough evidence to blame me
for betrayal, I hope.

There has to be, Supreme Master.

There has to be.

I have no doubt that
the Brotherhood Memory...

...that has been recording everything
for centuries...

...is recording the things I say as well.

Actually, by yourself.

But...

...in order for us to attain those
records...

You have to be in the position of
Supreme Master.

I have never doubted your intelligence,
Supreme Master.

So, Boris Zaharyas, right?

That is correct, my Sultan.

Do we have evidence?

Esat Pasha's assistant Riza.

He mentioned Boris Zaharyas being the
perpetrator of Esat Pasha's murder.

We widened our investigation according to
that.

Did Riza say that
based on solid evidence...

...or was that his personal opinion?
We will never know that, right?

That is correct, my Sultan, but...

But?

My Sultan.

May he rest in peace,
but since Davut Pasha trusted me and...

...took me into service...

...I have been collecting information
about this.

What is the result, Ruhi Pasha?

Actually, I started way before.

I found it.

Boris Zaharyas is behind this betrayal.

You are the person behind the
Bimar Aceze Foundation.

All the signs lead to Boris Zaharyas
being the person behind this betrayal.

This evil attack would be carried out...

...during your trip to Tekirdag.

We have information about that.

When they found out about the wedding...

Boris Zaharyas couldn't have planned it
by himself, right?

He must have been encouraged by someone.

Hilmi Pasha.

I want the British, French, German,
Italian and Russian ambassadors here.

Yes, my Padishah.

Filinta Mustafa.

You are responsible for the arrest and
interrogation of Boris Zaharyas.

We have no doubt that you will be
worthy of the late Davut Pasha's trust.

Ali is personally taking care of
the matter, my Sultan.

Chief, there is nothing here.

Let's go Gazanfer.

Chief, there is nothing here, either.

I would have been surprised if there was.

God knows which hole
that dirt bag hid in.

The Book of Supremes has some rules...

...that holds us, the Supreme Masters,
responsible, gentlemen.

One of them is...

...about the situation
we are in right now.

When each member with the right to
vote in the council...

...decides that the governing style of
the Supreme Master...

...is against the greater interests of
our organization...

...we have the right the put the Supreme
Master position up to vote.

Efendi Boris.

Is that what you want?

It is exactly that.

I don't believe you are
competent enough for us...

...to reach our international goals, and
for the position of Supreme Master...

...I suggest someone who will reach
our goals much more quickly. Myself.

And I blame you with betrayal.

If Boris Zaharyas had been successful...

who were they going to replace me with?

You find it.

Yes, my Sultan.

Mustafa.

I hope during the confusion,
Davut Pasha's...

...our martyr's body, wasn't left there.

We transferred him to his own house,
my Sultan.

Mustafa.

Find those traitors.

And I will make an example of them.

Have no doubt about it.

Fine.

In there. Gazanfer.

He is not in the bank, either.
It's like he vanished into thin air.

Rats that are cornered...

...can go into any hole, Gazanfer.

Gather the boys,
we are going to Mustafa's.

We picked up everyone, Commander.

Not all of them.

We have to see the Padishah
immediately...

...and convince him that
we had no involvement in this.

We may be late about that, my Shahzada.

The rebels must have already
given your name.

Do you think our mother is in the palace?

She is with your elder brother,
Shahzada Murat Efendi, my Shahzada.

They will come to get me.

They will behead me.

They will make an example of me and
hang me.

You didn't do anything, Murat.

Doesn't the Padishah know you are ill?

You are worrying yourself for no reason.

Come on, please, take your medicine.

Mehmet?

Mother.

Mehmet. My brother.

My brother. Have they come to take me?

Mehmet, tell me the truth.
Will they put me in the dungeon?

Brother.

Why would they take you?

You cannot have any involvement in this.

You are worrying for no reason.
-Mehmet.

What do you mean for no reason?

Am I not the only heir to the throne?

Will they hand me to an executioner?
Will they behead me? Tell me the truth.

Am I not the eldest shahzada?

Brother, do not let them, okay?

They will make an example of me and
hang me.

Never let that happen.

Am I not the only heir to the throne?

God forbid, if something happens to
The Padishah...

...God forbid, am I not the person to
replace him?

Of course they will blame it on me.

Please, go and talk to him. Mehmet.

Mehmet, go and tell him.
Tell him "Murat likes you".

Mehmet.

Tell him that I would never commit
that sin. Go and talk to him.

Talk to him. Beg him.

Talk to him, kneel, beg. Go!

Go and talk to him!

Go! Go and talk to him!

Murat, come on, take your medicine and
you will calm down.

Or you will have a seizure.

-Brother.
-Mehmet.

You two acted together.

You two acted together, right? Right?

You will make me take that,
make me sleep...

...and then blame it all on me.

Mother, are you with them, too?

You two planned this together, right?
I knew it.

Go away. Get out.

Get out!

My Shahzada, they are waiting for you.

Come here.

Mehmet, brother.
They have come to take me.

Please don't let that happen.
Go and talk to the Padishah.

Say, "Murat would never commit that sin."

Mehmet.

Mother, go and talk.

Mother.

Please, mother.

Murat.

Murat.
-Mother.

Are you here to take my brother?

We are here to take you, my Shahzada.

Please.

You look extremely sure about yourself,
Efendi Boris.

Knowing the truth gives you trust,
Supreme Master.

I'm as sure about the decision my brothers
will give...

...as I am about myself.

You will be my eyes.

My mind.

You will be.

You will be my hand.

I never give duties to anybody
who cannot handle it.

If those I give a mission to
forget their missions...

...I will forget to attend their
funerals.

The kings who rule the world
are not brave...

...but fearless.

It's so easy to talk with someone
else's courage, Supreme Master.

Yes, Efendi Ilyas.

What is the result?

With the last vote, the losing side is...

...Boris Zaharyas.

What? No!

This is... This is my own vote.

Supreme Master, I want to know the truth.

This is... This is my vote.

Well, which honorable man among
these dishonest men...

...kept his promise to me?

I would like to know that.
It's my right.

I am, Efendi Boris.

Actually, I didn't promise you anything.

But that vote is mine.

That vote is the price of my years of
service...

...for you.

The farewell letter of your betrayal to
our cause.

Let go!

I gave that vote, ready to pay the price
of the result.

What about you Efendi Boris?

Are you ready to pay the price of your
betrayal?

Stop.

I almost forgot to give you
your farewell gift.

You...

We were expecting your attempt during
Padishah's Tekirdag trip, my Shahzada.

Are you in a hurry?

Are we losing the country and
we do not know it?

We are surrounded by the enemy.

You caused the young soldiers...

...who were ready to die on the
battlefield against the enemy...

...and the officers to
come head to head today.

For an enemy who's been waiting for the
slightest weakness...

...of the Ottoman Empire, there is
nothing better than this, Shahzada.

Do you agree, Filinta Mustafa?

Do you think I killed people to overthrow
my uncle?

Shed the blood of Muslims?

I need to have information
in order to form an opinion.

So, you say
I will be questioned, interrogated.

Am I right?
-Yes...

...Shahzada Mehmet Efendi.

You used to call me "my Shahzada."

What happened?

I was wondering about that, too.

What happened to my Shahzada?

That is the part of the questioning
I am interested in.

Do you use torture when questioning?

Do you think I cannot get answers
without torturing?

You...

You look surprised, Boris Zaharyas.

Cemil.

Efendi Cemil.
I guess that's what you would say.

Actually, it is written in the book.

We assign a regent to every Efendi,
to protect their every step and lives.

And I, for years, have protected
your life for the Supreme Council.

We are grateful to you for that,
Efendi Cemil.

Farewell, Boris.

Goodbye, Boris Zaharyas.

Welcome, Efendi Cemil.

Hilal.

My daughter.

I am your...

...father.

When I saw that birthmark on your arm...

...I realized it.

Find your mother.

Smell her.

Don't forget me.

Forgive me.

We have failed in our attack today.

The Padishah is still on his throne.

What would you do if you were me,
Efendi Cemil?

You know well that there are many
battles in a war.

To lose one of them...

...does not mean losing the war.

So, when do you think of starting
the next battle, Efendi Cemil?

It must have started by now,
Supreme Master.

Hey.

Giddy-up.

Move the carriage.
-Come and move it yourself.

Don't you see?
The horse's leg is injured.

God.

Mustafa.

God.

Soldier! Rifle.

Do not resent me, guys...

...because they are so far away.

Are they your guests?

I've erred on the side of caution.

We have to go.

Come on.

Be on alert!

Be on alert!

Did you knowingly send your men
to their deaths?

Only I knew that, they did not,
so you cannot say it was knowingly.

So we have lost another battle,
is that it?

You are right, Supreme Master.

But let them think they won.

Let us make it harder for them to accept
the loss they will suffer...

...when the city of Mosul falls into
turmoil.

So, you have sent the telegram to our
Mosul council.

The necessary telegrams have been
delivered to Mosul...

...and our contact in Kirkuk.

I wish Boris Zaharyas could have seen you
like this before he died.

I respected him. He was a good enemy.

But I am not sure...

...if I could have put up with him
much longer, Supreme Master.

I am not angry.

It had to be realistic.

Yes. My dear brothers.

You know what will happen to you...

...when the Supreme Council finds out
that you did not kill me, right?

Count your money well.

Celal.

Bravo, Celal. Bravo, Padre.
Right on time.

Efendi Boris.

Why did we kill our brothers?

They are not our brothers.

The Supreme Master was suspicious that
they sold us out in exchange for money.

And I wanted to make sure.

Anyway, don't worry about it.
We have to go back to the city.

The money?

They earned it.

Does my uncle, the Sultan, know
that I am being kept in a dungeon?

I am holding you here on the orders of
your uncle, the Sultan.

Do not worry.

Then you will deliver him my request.

Please.

Tell my uncle, the Sultan...

...that let alone trying to kill him...

...I would sacrifice my life
even for a hair on his holy beard...

...and not hesitate even for a moment.

I ask my uncle, the Sultan...

...to see me, his late brother's son,
from now on...

...just as he has up until now.

The continuance of the Ottoman Empire...

...is more important than our lives.

Tell him that.

Do as he says,
but don't let him out of here.

Yes, Sir.

Soldiers!

You will arrest the Padishah of the
Ottoman Empire.

You will go to the home of the
Islamic caliph, knock on the door...

...and say "Come here."

"I don't care about you being a caliph.

Your sultanate is over." Is that it?

What is your name?

Ahmet.

Bring gauze, hurry.

Thank you, nurse.
-You're welcome.

You have a lot of casualties.
I came so that I could be of help.

I can go if you don't want it.
-Stay. Thank you.

Press this to the wound.

Bring scissors.

Cut my leg.

Don't worry. We will save your leg.

Hang in there.

You will be fine. Calm down.

It's okay.

Cut it off.

When our plan to overthrow the Padishah
failed...

...we had to move on to the other.

Do you think Shahzada Mehmet's arrest is
in our favor, Supreme Master?

The soldiers and the officers
who attempted a revolt...

...to bring Shahzada Mehmet to power
unknowingly eliminated...

...a rock that might have been an obstacle
to us in the future.

If we had been able to overthrow the
Padishah...

...we would have not only replaced
him...

...with the shahzada we have been
training for years...

...but also from Crimea to Gibraltar...

...from the fruitful lands of the
Tigris and Euphrates to Galicia...

...a wide area...

...would have been under the absolute
control of our council.

It didn't happen.

But it doesn't mean that
it will not happen.

To take control of the Ottoman Empire
completely...

...or even,
the possibility of dividing it...

...and then piecing it together
like we want to...

...gives me the strength to fight...

...with every last drop of my blood.

You will not be able to handle this.

If you have the slightest involvement...

...you will not be able to handle the sin
you will have committed.

The Ottoman Empire will call you
one by one to account for your actions.

When the ongoing investigation ends...

...and if we accidentally encounter
a French...

...a British, a German, an Italian...

...or a Russian...

...if we see even an arm of them,
we will not only cut that arm off...

...but also cut off the head that controls
that arm.

And we will do it without hesitating.

Go and tell your governments about this.

Tell them immediately,
so that if they have taken a wrong step...

...they will not dare take another one.

Come in, Server.

I have brought the newspaper drafts,
Supreme Master.

Let me see.

Is this going to be the headline of
Pertev?

Yes, Mr. Milos.

Let's write, "The steps of freedom."

However you want it, Master.

And let's put this
"They are playing with fire."

They are playing with fire.

How are the sales, Server?

Are the people reading our newspaper?

They are great, Mr. Milos.

Actually, they are way better than
what I expected.

It will get better, Server.

Trust me, it will get better.

Thanks to you, Mr. Milos.

What about the new publications?

As you ordered,
we published and distributed...

...Islamic civilization history,
the practices of prophets...

...and the Islamic law and Catechism
books you mentioned.

Good.

Do not forget to send the schools a few.

I want our books to be sent
all across the country.

Yes, Supreme Master.

If there is nothing else...

...I have to make a get well soon visit.

What are you going to do, Mustafa?

Leave him in the dungeon until morning.
He will come to his senses.

I will start his interrogation early.

I'm not talking about that.

We know the demise of the shahzada
already. I'm talking about Farah.

After all, late Davut Pasha trusted you
with his daughter?

What more can I do, Ali?

Just because he asked, I opened
my house to her the day I got married.

That was why he sent her to you.

Why didn't he bring her to his own house?
-He explained that, too.

He said, "I wouldn't be able to find
anything to talk to her about.

You are peers." Stuff like that.

But of course, the truth was different.

It is hard, Mustafa.

To say "I am your father". after all those
years.

I guess you can say that kind of stuff
when you are dying.

May he rest in peace.
-May he rest in peace.

First, Giyaseddin's Father...

...and now Davut Pasha.

Whereas the evils never leave
this world.

Are the people who leave this world early
always good people, Mustafa?

Only God knows that, Ali.

The girl...

...lost her father the day she found him.

Thank you.

It's okay.

I am so sorry for Davut Pasha.
My condolences.

Actually, he did me a favor
with his last breath.

He freed me of the question...

...that had been going through my head
for years.

Yes, is there anything else I can do?

What will you do now?

First of all...

...I need to find a place to live.

Then, I have to find my mother.

I don't know.

Farah.

You can stay with us
until you find your mother.

Don't worry.

I'm sorry for your loss, Feriha.

Davut Pasha, Feriha.

He has fallen as a martyr.

Didn't you know?

No.

His funeral is tomorrow at noon.

May he rest in peace.

Aren't you going to go?

Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown,
my Sultan.

It has been like this forever.

I started to rule this country
knowing that, Kenan Efendi.

This is one of the hardest parts of
ruling a world empire.

On one side, foreign enemies...

...on the other side...

...internal enemies.

Do you know what really hurts us,
Kenan Efendi?

What really hurts us is that...

...sons of these lands,
who fought with the cruelest...

...most cunning and crooked
of the enemies...

...and who water these lands with
their blood...

...just lie there without a tombstone.

In addition...

...those among us, those we consider our
flesh and blood...

...are stabbing us.

That is what hurts us the most,
Kenan Efendi.

The information we heard...

...unfortunately, as the Sultan
correctly established...

...is essentially true.

What did you hear, Kenan Efendi?

The man you put in charge
of the Empire's bank...

...and trusted the economic future of the
country with...

...named Boris Zaharyas...

...has betrayed your trust and...

...organized this revolt to
overthrow you...

...and to have Shahzada Mehmet Efendi...

...take the throne.

Yes.

The intelligence we received
points the same way, Kenan Efendi.

The word that goes around...

...on the streets of the
Ottoman capital...

...in mosque yards and coffee shops
says the same.

Thank you, Kenan Efendi.

You once used yourself as a shield and
saved my life.

Now you do the same thing
for the glory of the country.

Thank you.

I am so sorry, Ali.

They will suffer at the hands of
Mustafa and I, Sureyya. They really will.

Farah must be devastated.

She most certainly must be.
Think about it.

You find your father after all those
years...

...and you lose him forever
the day you find him.

How is my son?

Our daughter is just fine.

What?

We are so tired.

I would like to rest, if you'll excuse me.

Okay, Sureyya.

I will sit for a while and then come.

Sleep tight, Sureyya.

Oh, Davut Pasha.

My condolences.

Condolences to all of us, Ethem Efendi.
All of us.

Ali Bey, I...

I mean...

Do you have something to say,
Ethem Efendi?

Well, actually...

Anita von Wilhelm.

Ms. Sureyya's carriage...

-Did something else happen, Ethem Efendi?
-No.

Well, actually, yes.

You told me to tell you if something
happened.

While you were not here...

...somebody left a package at the door.
Jasmine brought it in.

When Ms. Sureyya opened the package...

...there was a bomb inside.

Jasmine managed to take the bomb...

...and throw it out in the garden
at the last minute.

-What?
-Ali Bey.

Ms. Sureyya warned us not to tell you.

Please, if she finds out I told you,
she will destroy me.

No, man.

As of today, I will send Sureyya and
my son somewhere safe outside Istanbul.

Right now, Ethem Efendi. Right now.

Did Davut Pasha tell you anything else
about your mother?

No, he didn't. I guess he doesn't know.

Didn't he know where your mother was?

He didn't say anything.

Interesting.

He had all the means...

...and he couldn't find her.

It is obvious that
he didn't want to find her.

Maybe.

I will clear the table if you are
finished.

-Let us do it together.
-No, there is no need. I will do it.

What happened with Davut Pasha didn't
affect her that much.

She is trying to ease her pain
by doing that.

This is her way of suffering, but...

...it hurts her soul too much.

Mustafa.

I...

Can I work at the headquarters with you?
Will they allow that?

You want to destroy the Brotherhood
and its leaders...

...and I know them well.
I will be useful.

And you think you will find your mother
among the documents.

Yes.

There is that, too.

Behold!

His Highness, The Padishah!

Indeed to Allah we belong and
and indeed to Him we shall return.

We will call them to account,
Davut Pasha.

Don't worry.

I will call them to account, one by one.

We will take our revenge.

Davut Pasha, Feriha.

He has fallen as a martyr.

Didn't you know?

-Let go of my daughter!
-I want my mother.

I want my mother.

-Let go of my daughter!
-I want my mother!

I want my mother!

Let go of my daughter!

Yes, Efendi Boris.

Do you live here?

Sometimes.

I would like you to go over to my house.
Not the big one.

The one at the city walls.

There is a small box in the drawer of the
table.

A necklace that has a medallion
on the tip.

I want it.
And there is some money and a notebook...

...in the nightstand behind the table.
Don't forget those.

Okay. I am leaving now.

Celal.

Bring a clean sheet as well.

-Who passed through here just now?
-No one, my Shahzada.

You will be on guard here all night,
right?

Yes, my Shahzada.

What gives?

Are you looking for Boris?

No.

I was looking for you.

What an honor.

The mighty Padre has come to see me.

Garbis.

Fine.

Take a closer look, then.

Celal!

Before the water we poured down on
Davut Pasha's grave dries...

...you will find that traitor.

You will find him and bring him to
justice.

Who started it? Who encouraged it?

Who directed it?

You will find who manipulated
my poor officers and soldiers...

...and convinced them
to turn their weapons...

...on the Ottoman Empire, one by one.

And you will do that before the water on
Davut Pasha's grave dries.

Even if you need to take the
head off of the people closest to you...

...you will find them.

Efendi Boris.

Efendi Boris, aren't you awake yet?

All the docks and exits in the city are
closed down.

The Padishah's men are looking for you
everywhere.

But what I don't understand is...

...the Supreme Council's men are
looking for you as well.

Efendi Boris?

The whole city is saying that...

...those who orchestrated this would
replace the Padishah with you...

...and they know it.

But you say you have no knowledge
of it.

How many times do I have to tell you?

I don't.

I have no connection to those who started
this revolt, organized this coup...

...and to those who made plans to
overthrow the mighty Padishah.

If you have no connection...

...why are they naming you?

That is not my job to find out,
Filinta Mustafa, it's yours.

My job is...

...to tell the truth when I am asked
questions...

...about this vital issue.

Okay.

Suppose that those who orchestrated
this revolt did this for you, but...

...did it unbeknownst to you and
they succeeded.

Then they knocked on your door
and said...

..."Long live the Padishah.

The seal is yours."

Are you telling me that...

...you would pass up that opportunity, one
you didn't know when it would come...

...or even come at all?

Would you reject being the world's
padishah?

I would not only reject it...

...but also take the lives of those
who dared to suggest it to me...

...the enemies of my uncle, the Sultan...

...who I consider as close as a father
and under whose flag and caliphate...

...I consider living to be an honor.

Boris. Just like we have been expecting.

This game was established to determine
the moves to be made...

...and to take measures accordingly,
Efendi Cemil.

Just like calculating in advance...

...the possibility of Boris Zaharyas...

...manipulating his executioners, despite
the power of the Supreme Council.

Those who were supposed to throw Boris'
dead body in front of the Padishah...

...are now lying in a sewer.

It's just one of the moves we
calculated and took measures for.

Boris Zaharyas will have no other
choice but to go to a place...

...where we want him to go
in order to not get caught by...

...Filinta Mustafa and his team.

Then it's time for our top level
suggestions to be used.

Check.

Who would you replace the Padishah with
when you overthrow him?

Answer me!

Mehmet. Shahzada Mehmet.

Stand up.

Take him. Bring in the other one.

Greetings, my friend.

Who did you take the order from?

I told you, Colonel Hulki gave the order.

Listen to me.

I don't like lying at all.

I will break your neck if you lie to me.

Are you all in cahoots or what?

You will not name the dead ones,
you will name the living ones.

I don't know anybody else.
I swear, I don't.

Get out!

Do you think it is understandable
with all the details like this, Server?

I had it prepared
just as you told me to, Master.

From the idea phase
to putting it into action...

...all the encoded telegrams about
overthrowing the Padishah...

...and replacing him with
Shahzada Mehmet...

...are included in the
correspondences you have.

Who exchanged these telegrams?

Boris Zaharyas and Shahzada Mehmet,
Supreme Master.

Fine.

Can the code of these telegrams
easily deciphered?

I had them prepared with the codes...

...that are frequently used by the
Ministry of Telegram and Mail.

Good.

Deliver this file to the headquarters
as soon as possible.

Immediately, without giving
Boris Zaharyas an opportunity...

...to make a countermove.
-Yes, Supreme Master.

I hope you didn't leave any trail
that they could find...

...on these printed materials
that will lead them to us, Server.

Do not worry, Master.

We changed the template and even the ink
on the machines.

Good.

Then send it to the headquarters,
right away.

Well...

...who replaced Davut Pasha there?

Former Minister Ruhi Pasha,
Supreme Master.

We received the information that he was
working with Davut Pasha before.

Ruhi Pasha. Good.

Ruhi Pasha will easily figure this out.

Take it right away, Server.

Yes, Master.

Ruhi Pasha.

What we heard is...

...the man you put in
charge of the Empire's bank...

...and trusted the economic future
of the country with...

...named Boris Zaharyas...

...has betrayed your trust and...

...organized this revolt to
overthrow you...

...and to have Shahzada Mehmet Efendi...

...take the throne.

Who did you take the order from?

Who would you replace the Padishah with?

We would have had Shahzada Mehmet
take the throne.

They said "Mehmet Efendi" to us.

Shahzada Mehmet Efendi.

I don't know anything else.

Mehmet.

Shahzada Mehmet.

They said "Mehmet Efendi" to us.

Shahzada Mehmet Efendi.
I don't know anything else.

Shahzada Mehmet.

Everybody in the revolt gives your name.

And you still claim that you didn't know.
Is that right?

If I had planned this revolt...

...or if I had known about it...

...have no doubt, Filinta,
I would have reached my goal.

I wouldn't have let it be something
so poor and clumsy...

...and would have finished
what I had started.

Vileness...

...is not something my late father...

...nor my uncle,
the Sultan, have taught me, Filinta.

I am what I am.

I trust and take shelter in God
for my destiny.

People know what I utter...

...and God knows what I have in my heart.

What I utter and what I have in my heart
are the same.

I have nothing else to say.

Guard!

I would like to go to the dungeon.

You know that neither Mehmet nor Murat...

...have anything to do with this revolt
orchestrated against the Padishah.

For years, you have not let them feel
the absence of their father.

God bless you.

When we are so full of
gratitude and appreciation...

...how can you think
they could do something like that?

Shahzada Murat has nothing to do
with this, Sultana.

We know about Murat's illness...

...and show much interest
in his treatment.

The world knows that Murat is unsound.

Do you think the rebels don't?

But...

...I cannot say the same thing for
Mehmet.

If it's revealed that he has a connection
with this atrocious treachery...

...Shahzada Mehmet will be charged
with treason.

Are you sure that Boris sent this,
Efendi Cemil?

Yes.

I am certain.

You are right. You spent years together.

Well, do you have any idea why he wants
to meet?

When it comes to Boris Zaharyas and
Boris Zaharyas' moves...

...it is impossible to guess
his next move.

Instead of figuring out the meaning of
Boris' moves...

...the best is to answer them with
countermoves.

Well, what will your move be,
Supreme Master?

How did you get hold of these, Pasha?

One of the patrols I assigned to
Boris Zaharyas brought it.

Are they encoded, Pasha?

Yes.

How long will it take for you to decode
them?

-We already have.
-How?

One of the codes used in
the Ministry of Telegrams is used here.

Praise be,
the guys decoded them right away.

What is the correspondence about?
Are there any names?

Yes.

The telegrams are in between two people.

One of them is Boris Zaharyas
and the other is...

...Shahzada Mehmet.

Vileness...

...is not something my late father...

...nor my uncle,
the Sultan, have taught me, Filinta.

I am what I am.

I trust and take shelter in God
for my destiny.

People know what I utter...

...and God knows what I have in my heart.

Mustafa, don't be offended,
my brother...

...I never liked Shahzada Mehmet
from the beginning, I'm telling you.

What about its content?

-It's about yesterday's revolt.
-See?

If I had planned this revolt...

...or if I had known about it...

...have no doubt, Filinta,
I would have reached my goal.

I wouldn't have let it be something
so poor and clumsy...

...and would have finished
what I had started.

Mustafa.

Mustafa, where are you going, my brother?

Ali.

We have to deliver these documents
to the Padishah immediately.

Let's go, Pasha.

Let's go.

How many times do I have to tell you?
I don't.

I have no connection to those who started
this revolt, organized this coup...

...and to those who made plans to
overthrow the mighty Padishah.

We would have had Shahzada Mehmet
take the throne.

They said "Mehmet Efendi" to us.

Shahzada Mehmet Efendi.
I don't know anything else.

Mehmet.

I would not only reject it...

...but also take the lives of those
traitors...

...who dared to suggest it to me.

Tell my uncle, the Sultan, that,
let alone trying to kill him...

...I would sacrifice my life
even for a hair on his holy beard...

...and not hesitate even for a moment.

When you reach the top of the rebels...

...what will happen
if you see the person closest to you?

For the continuation of our country and
its glorious future...

...even if that rebel is our father...

...we will have no mercy, my Shahzada.

We will cut his head off.

So, Boris Zaharyas and Shahzada Mehmet,
huh, Ruhi Pasha?

Unfortunately, my Sultan.

Shahzada Mehmet,
tomorrow morning at dawn...

Kenan Efendi.

Talk to Shaykh al-Islam
as soon as possible...

...and have him prepare his fatwa.

Great.

Things are going the way we planned.

And they will.

Those who think they are smart...

...are deemed to lose as much as their
arrogance.

Indeed, Boris Zaharyas lost.

Soon enough, we will have a dead shahzada
in one hand...

...and we will have Boris Zaharyas
in the other...

...who will be killed by Mustafa.

I told you not to cross paths with me
again.

Did he send you?

Who?

You don't know who sent you here.

If you knew who sent you here, Mustafa...

...you would go directly to him
instead of coming here.

But now, you don't have that chance,
either.

You still talk too much.

Who?

Who?

Who?

"Who?" is a bad question. It has hundreds
or maybe thousands of answers.

Actually, I can even be the answer
to that question.

But, for example...

..."what does he want?"...

...or "what do they want?"

Bringing down the Ottoman Empire.

They want to rule the Ottoman Empire
without dividing it, Mustafa.

Yesterday's coup attempt
was because of that, right?

Yes. That was the reason, but it failed.

It failed because of you, as well.

Do you know the number of sins
on your shoulders?

They are more than mine.

I don't know how you managed to
manipulate Shahzada Mehmet, but...

Shahzadas are foolish.

If they weren't, they would become
padishahs, not shahzadas.

Maybe it's not because they are foolish.

Maybe it's because they have a conscience
and faith.

Mustafa, conscience.

Faith.

Those are both bread for the poor.

Bread that the rich hand out to the poor
for free.

Wake up already. The world is changing.

With blood.

With blood.

Your blood, my blood, shahzadas',
padishahs'...

...Cadi Giyaseddin's blood, but...

...but the history of the world is
being written again.

And encoded telegrams.

We have all the encoded telegrams you
exchanged with Shahzada Mehmet.

With Mehmet? Encoded telegrams, huh?
That's how you know ?

Mustafa.

Do you know
why Cadi Giyaseddin was killed?

Because he was the smartest among you.

Because he was about to start an
operation...

...that would have destroyed
the Supreme Council.

And you kidnapped his children.

The children...

The goal of the operation was
to kill Cadi Giyaseddin.

The kidnapping of the children
was a mistake.

Or we can call it Farah's conscience.

Mustafa.

But if I consider you...

...being sent here as a new deal
that has been offered to me...

...I would seal that deal with blood.

I'm sorry, Mustafa.

How fast...

Mustafa.

Mustafa.

This is for little Mustafa,
who you left without his parents.

And this is for my Lara...

...who you called your daughter...

...but deliberately sent to her death.

This is for my father.

And this is for all the brave men...

...who fell as martyrs for the continuance
of this nation.