Filinta (2014–2016): Season 2, Episode 8 - Episode #2.8 - full transcript

FILINTA
AT THE DAWN OF 1000 YEARS

Episode 8 starts at 00:09:55

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

-May it go easy.
-Thank you.

Abdullah.



Have you been able to find anything?

One of the schools we've been looking for
has changed its symbol.

That's why we missed it.

Let's see.

This is it.

-Arnavutkoy.
-Let's go.

What's going on?

We've found where the school is, Pasha.

Good.

Get the men ready immediately.

Do you think there are children inside,
Abdullah?

They are staying somewhere else, Pasha.
Trust me.

Come on, Boris Efendi.

The British are here.



Now it's time for
Mustafa and his entourage.

This is the place.

Ha!

How did you know where to find it?

Tricks of the trade.

We've found it.

Have we done wrong again?

If you knew, why didn't you tell us?

Well, we thought that
if we were able to find it...

...then Mustafa would
surely be able to find it, too.

Were we wrong?

The men inside are all certainly
warriors.

We're going in.

Come on.

There may be children inside.

Not one child is to be harmed.

Everyone must be careful.

-When Mustafa finds the school...
-He will definitely find it.

I'm definitely sure of this.

In the meantime,
we will leak the information...

...that I am at the school, too.

Boris Zaharyas.

He will visit a school in the upper part
of Arnavutkoy tonight.

But before that, Celal...

...will go to the school
to set up an ambush.

When the British arrive at the school
to kill me...

...they will see Mustafa.

There's our target.

Look at him.

It's as if he wants us to see him.

It is necessary for you to be
there and to be seen.

Otherwise, Mustafa will realize that
this is an ambush.

Celal will leave without a fight

It shouldn't be this easy.

I smell a rat too, Mustafa.

They are showing themselves
as if they knew we would come.

They're here. We're leaving.

Don't die, Mustafa. I will kill you.

Gentlemen.

Let's be careful.

May God help us.

-Amen, Pasha.
-Come on.

What a surprise.

Mustafa and Ali.

Come on, then.

Come.

What are you waiting for, man?

This has been easy.

This has been very easy, Mustafa.

What is this?
Damn it.

Look at this.

Here comes the British poodle.

So, today is the day.

We have some unfinished business.

You will never know it, but...

...I saved your life, Mustafa.

Do not forget this favor.

I owe you one.

Thank you.

Here's the census taker.

They ran away, those jackals.

Shall we go after them?

What kind of people are they?

Where are you going? The show isn't over!

We have a lot to talk about.

Let's catch up first.

There is much you will tell us.

Have his wound checked.

They are a fragile nation.

He appears to have a phobia of blood.
-What?

A phobia of blood?

How imprudent!

God, who turns bad into good.

Help my children.

God's compassion and benevolence...

...comes when least expected.

Dear God.

Be compassionate and benevolent
to our children.

The Brotherhood pitted us
against the British and pulled away.

How is that possible, Mustafa?

Alright, they found out that we were
coming to the school.

How did they have that nice boy and
his men come out at us?

They predict our moves in advance and
take caution accordingly.

The British wouldn't have come here

if they didn't have something
to gain personally.

Obviously, they were played, too.

We will find out when the Gentle Boy
wakes up.

Alright, but how did they find out that
we'd go to the school, brother?

Do you think they have their own men
among us?

I don't know, but we should consider
every possibility.

Do you realize?
-What, brother?

Somebody helped us at the school.

Who?

So, Mustafa...

...is alive, thanks to you.

I don't understand why we did this,
Boris Efendi.

Think of it like this.

The longer Mustafa lives...

...the weaker...

...Supreme Master will become.

Supreme Master.

Do you want me tell you...

...the best way to deal with a
great mind?

First of all...

...you make them feel they are
stupid.

It's enough to have them
slightly doubt themselves.

They will always feel obliged to you.

And if you manage that process well...

...you will take control of them...

...and enjoy making that mind your slave.

What do you think?

Such a remarkable trick.

Isn't it?

But...

...now and again...

...you will start to hear...

...the silence of the person before you.

That silence...

...increasingly...

...grates your ears.

It grates...

...and it grates.

It almost turns into a scream.

At times like that...

...you burn with the desire
to hurt that person.

So much that...

...that desire fills your whole body.

But...

...you have to be careful.

After all...

...in any case, you need them.

Right, Cemil?

BRITISH EMBASSY

Tell me, what happened?

Speak!

Sir, unfortunately all our men are dead.

What?

What are you talking about?

What about Boris?
-Boris is alive, Sir.

He and the bank board will appear before
the Padishah today.

I don't believe this. How...

How could this happen?

Where is 001?

His fate is unknown, Sir.

Gather all the confidential files
on the Supreme Council.

Why are you still here, Yorge?

But, Sir, it's impossible for them
to raid us here.

This is British soil.

Stop talking nonsense, Yorge.

I'm not expecting a raid
from the Ottoman Intelligence.

I'm expecting one from
the Supreme Council.

Speak, Alexander.

Sir, yesterday's plan failed.

Mustafa is alive.

-What happened?
-As planned...

...the British team and Mustafa
and his team came face to face.

They fought.

Our men escaped.

So?

Filinta's team killed all the British.

Mustafa has gotten away yet again.

What else?

One of the special agents of the
Queen of England has been caught.

That is good.

Boris has succeeded. Good.

Efendi Alexander.

Your hatred for Efendi Boris is
clouding your mind.

But you should know the Queen of England
hates us much more than...

...you hate Boris.

So...

...for one of the Queen's spies to be
caught by Mustafa...

...is Boris' achievement.

Now, go and congratulate Efendi Boris,
Alexander.

Yes, Sir.

DOLMABAHCE PALACE

Now, this esteemed engineer...

What is your name again?

Nuri, my Sultan.

Yes.

Upon researching his
previous activities...

...we understand that Nuri Efendi's
knowledge and experience...

...is enough to set up
a new weapons factory.

But there is a problem.

As an entrepreneur...

...he doesn't have enough funds.

You are right, my Sultan.

He doesn't have enough funds,
but...

...we have a lot of legitimate reasons
to take risks.

Fine.

Boris Efendi.

Do you believe this sincerely?

I do, my Sultan.

Fine.

Any powerful citizen that thinks...

...of the welfare and future of the
Ottoman Empire...

...sincerely believes in the making of a
big weapons factory...

...and takes all the risks for that.

Isn't that right, Boris Efendi?

You are right, my Sultan.

Fine.

Since we see eye to eye...

...I have an offer for you.

You understood the things I told you
again last night.

We are against a mind that
pits us against the British.

So, we have no choice but to be
smarter and more cunning than them.

Did we find anything about the school?

We carried out an investigation at the
school.

Guess what?

The school manager was found dead.

Right?
-Exactly, Mustafa.

They weren't going to leave someone to
sing like a bird behind them.

Here is what is weird:

The educational activities still continue
in the school.

Other teachers and students know
nothing about what is going on.

Those devils...

...infiltrated the school...

...and carried out their deeds
unbeknownst to the school. Great.

What are you thinking Mustafa?

Let us see what we have.

Let us do that.

We haven't figured out the
burnt documents yet.

We haven't been able to make Farah talk.

We came up empty-handed
from the school investigation.

We will wait then.

Wait for what, Pasha?

For them to attack us and make a mistake.

What if they don't attack right away?

Mustafa.

A good hunter is not the one
who wanders around too much...

...but is the one who waits
for a long time at the right spot.

We can wait, Pasha...

...but there are two miserable mothers.

They look us in the eye every day.
Every day.

We don't have time.

What's on your mind?

We will be the hunt,
when we are the hunters.

When they try to swallow us,
thinking we are easy meat...

...we will stick in their throats.

Here is my plan:

Since we have no doubt...

...that Nuri Efendi's initiative will
bring prosperity to our country...

...as the president of the bank...

...it will be best
if you take the responsibility.

Your personal wealth and guarantee...

...is enough for warranting the
incentive...

...that will be given to Nuri Efendi,
right?

It is enough, my Sultan.

So, there aren't any problems.

I hope this will bring luck to
our country.

The Ottoman Empire's
own weapons factory...

...with Nuri Efendi's initiative...

...and Boris Efendi's guarantee...

...will be established.

May God bless us.

As our Padishah commands.

Fine.

The Ottoman Empire's first national
weapons factory is being established.

With your entrepreneurship and warrant.

What an honor.

Yes, I hope you will be honored with such
an honor as soon as possible.

Boris.

Your fabulous intelligence
that you trust so much...

...is nothing compared to the Sultan's.

Farah.

I want you to leave yourself to me.

You are in a deep sleep.

Where are you?

On my mother's lap.

She is kissing me.

She smells like lilacs.

What does the place look like?

A very big...

...beautiful house.

Do you see someone else?

Yes.

There is a man.

Can you describe him?

There is a small carpet.

The man is...

...bending down and standing up on it.

Is he performing a prayer?

Yes.

Yes. He is performing a prayer.

He is your father.

The man stood up.

He is coming towards us.

He is smiling.

He asks my mother for me.

Miss Leyla is attending to Farah
for about two hours every day.

I hope she will get good results.

I hope so.

Farah.

I want you to come to yourself slowly.

You will wake up the minute I touch you.

Wake up Farah.

Do you remember what you saw?

Yes, I do.

Tell me.

Again...

...my mother was there.

I was at the same house.

There was a man.

He was your father.

My father?

He was my father?

Farah, what was your father doing?

Performing...

Was he performing a prayer?

Your father was performing a prayer.

Was...

...my father Muslim?

Yes.

But that is impossible.

Farah, you told me you wanted to get rid
of your dreams completely.

They weren't dreams.

Those were real things you experienced.

This is impossible.

This is impossible.

Farah, they weren't able to erase your
memory.

Please leave me alone.

This is impossible.

When you wore that on your neck...

...you were just a little girl.

It was heavy for you.

That necklace will weigh more
with each passing day.

They will want to take it away.

Maybe they will hurt you.

Farah.

There is no room for sadness in your
heart.

Sadness only slows down the life of
the people you will kill.

Whereas for us, death is rebirth.

And if a time comes...

...and you can no longer carry this
necklace...

...you will only hold on to your
brothers.

Don't you forget this Farah.

Only to your brothers.

Who am I?

Hold on, hold on.

Are you okay?
-I'm fine.

Fine. Let me see this one, too.

Be careful, okay?

Get up now.

She is regaining her memories.
-Meaning?

Have a little bit more patience, Mustafa.

We will win.

It's easy for us to be patient.

What will Aunt Ayse do?

You are right.

What is going on with you?

We are trying.

Wherever we probe, there is a weird
conspiracy.

So, the information that will come from
Farah is vital for you.

Yes.

Mustafa, I need some more time.

Mustafa is such a lucky man.

He escaped another ambush.

It's not luck.

Somebody helped him.

Who?

Someone who knew about this.

We will find them.

We will find them, eventually.

Someone left you a letter.

Who?

They didn't see who left it.

Open it.

Open it.

Find me, Celal.

Yes, Sir.

Are they obstructing our ships in the
Liverpool ports?

Not only in Liverpool.

We have problems in
all the British ports.

It is as if an unseen force is in play.

Good.
That means we are on the right track.

Yes.

Ms. Sureyya.

Yes, you are powerful.

You don't have a credit debt.

Almost all your companies are
making huge profits.

But...
-But what, Ethem Efendi?

Ms. Sureyya.

I am your most loyal servant.

It is my duty to tell you the truth.

Yes, I'm listening.

Ms. Sureyya, what are you doing?

What do you mean?

I am out of line.

No, Ethem Efendi.

Finish your sentence.

Ms. Sureyya,
you came here only for a while...

...to take Boris Zaharyas into account.

But now,
these things you have been doing...

Yes, you are right.

The desire to settle the score with
Boris Zaharyas...

...who caused the deepest wounds
in my past, brought me to Istanbul.

Yes, I am a rich woman.

A very rich one, indeed.

I am powerful.

I may even be considered a power addict.

And I have to oversee the businesses
that are the source of my power.

But, Ethem Efendi...

...there are two things
that are more important than...

...all the riches and power
of this world.

One of them is love...

...and the other is being
involved in a cause...

...that really means something.

Thank God...

...I have found both in this city,
to which I came full of hate.

Now, let them set up weapons factories.

We will make the biggest industrial move
of the Ottoman Empire.

We will be doing something
very beneficial for our country.

Giddy-up.

Giddy-up.

Giddy-up.

Why did you call me out here,
Efendi Alexander?

Supreme Master asked me to congratulate
you on your achievement.

And you congratulate me like this?

You can fool everyone, Boris.

But you can never fool me.

What is that supposed to mean?

It means this.

You shouldn't have come here alone.

You.

It will look like you were killed
by the British.

Because of the bank matter.

You brought this on yourself Boris.

You cannot kill a Brother,
Efendi Alexander.

Easy now.

You could never save yourself from this.

You have no idea what I can do, Boris.

How did Supreme Master allow this?

He knows nothing.

When I heard that the British were
preparing to assassinate you...

...I said, ‘This is it. The opportunity
I've been looking for.’

The British will be held responsible
for this.

And you will get away with it,
is that it?

Don't you think Supreme Master
will find out about this?

Do you think I don't know
what you are doing?

Huh?

The Supreme Council has never been
this weak since you joined us.

You.

A villager like you...

...is trying to take over
the Supreme Council.

I will not let that happen.

What are you doing here, Davut Pasha?

You may continue to sleep if you want.

We can negotiate before the Padishah
tomorrow morning.

What are you talking about?

What I am saying is, Ambassador Efendi...

...we caught your Queen's
most important...

...spy tonight.

His name is 001 or something.

I couldn't quite understand, but...

...really, where do you find
these awkward names?

-I don't know anybody like that.
-Is that so?

I have been paying him the utmost
attention, thinking he was close to you.

After I get his confession...

...you can be sure that I will introduce
him to you personally.

I'm sure your Queen's goon...

...would like to identify the person...

...who abetted him to commit crimes.

We don't seem to agree.

What a shame.

Agree?

Agreeing.

Yes.

If you think that the Supreme Council
has become weak...

...it's because of the Supreme Master,
not me.

-You are wrong.
-You are wrong.

Everybody gets old.

If you want to keep the Ottoman Empire
and the world...

...in the palm of your hand and wrap them
around your little finger...

...it's not enough just to
hold the reins of power.

You have to have the smarts...

...to use that power.

Join me.

Come with me,
so that we can rule the world together.

When real power is close by...

...there is no use looking for
a new one, Boris.

There is no way to convince you,
is there?

It's obvious.

Then, let me ask you one last question,
Efendi Alexander.

Do you believe in love?

Your Padishah inarguably refused
to collaborate with us.

The Padishah...

...after his daughter was kidnapped...

...is having difficulties
making decisions.

He does not realize that the
real danger is the Supreme Council.

I certainly agree.

Listen, Ambassador Efendi.

Here is my offer to you...

...and this is a one-time offer only.

You will give us information about the
Supreme Council...

In exchange?

We will hand you your goon 001.

And you will work with Britain regarding
the Supreme Council matter, Davut Pasha.

Never.

Never with Britain.

You will get closer to the British,
Davut Pasha.

My Sultan.

You will get closer to the British...

...little by little.

You will accept
even if they offer you a bribe.

Davut Pasha.
The Ottoman Empire is in danger.

You can now do what your family couldn't
do years ago.

You are the person to save
the Ottoman Empire.

But you see,
everything comes with a price.

You will either work with the British...

...or the deal is off.

Think about it, Davut Pasha.

If we become allies...

...you and Britain can do such great
things.

We will have no obstacles left
in our way.

We will get through the present...

...only to rule the world.

You will soon see
how generous the Queen is.

Let us meet...

...in the Emirgan Grove
tomorrow morning...

...and discuss this in detail.

Remember, Ambassador Efendi.

You will give us information
about the Supreme Council...

...and we will give you...

...your goon, 001.

Deal.

Excellent.

You really start to live
when you are in love.

And as you love...

...you grow ambitious and hopeful.

Have you ever experienced those feelings?

Have you ever been in love?

You haven't.

Love is such a feeling that...

...you always want to be at the top.

You want to experience it purely...

...in its simplest form.

And one day...

...if they put an obstacle in your way...

...you go crazy.

You see nothing.

You give up your beliefs for love.

You take lives...

...just like that.

Then again, and again.

And again.

Poor Alexander.

So stupid to believe that
I came here alone.

You are a coward, so clumsy
not to pull the trigger right away.

-Did he take the bait?
-He did. Yes.

But we shouldn't ignore the possibility
that he didn't.

Are they that stupid, Pasha?

They are not stupid, Ali.

Their desires and ambitions make them
take a leap of faith.

Now we can proceed to the
second stage of the plan.

Celal.

Yes. Now it's your turn.

You promised. Tell me,
where are they keeping Farah?

Where is Farah?

I don't know exactly.

Two "Efendis" in one night is too much
even for you, Celal.

Farah. Where is she?

I am your only ally!

Now...

...clean up this mess first.

Bury him somewhere nobody will find him.

Then start to think.

Where can Farah be?

In Mustafa's house?

That is enough for me.

If you...

...point a gun at me ever again,
use it immediately...

...otherwise I will never think twice of
taking your life.

I'm so exhausted.

Same here, brother.

Good night then.

Are we sure that Farah is there?

How can they put Farah
in such an unguarded place?

I don't understand.

They hide valuable assets
in the most unexpected places.

If that's true,
then tonight is our lucky night.

We will rescue Farah.

And we will finish off Mustafa.

I have missed the coldness of my gun.

Be careful.

Take smoke bombs with you.
-What are we going to do with them?

This is not about Mustafa.

There are two heart-stricken mothers.

Farah.

If you don't help those kids...

...you will be the one to
cover their innocence with blood.

They will raise them as killers.

Nobody is innocent in this life.

Farah.

You didn't have a chance.

Because they murdered your family.

But those kids have a chance.

Those kids have mothers
they can reunite with.

Do you think I am stupid?

Do you think I am stupid?

Really, I'm curious.

I will tell you where Celal is...

...and Mustafa will kill them
blindfolded.

Do you think I am stupid?

Put your hand on your heart, Farah.

If you hadn't raided the kulliye...

...hadn't killed those people and
kidnapped those children...

...would these things have happened?

Was Cadi Giyaseddin the one
who stole your childhood?

What did you take revenge on him for?

Do you know what keeps someone
who lost everything, going?

How can you know?

If you help...

If Celal sets out to do something
he won't stop until he does.

Something’s wrong.

It's impossible that this place is
this defenseless.

I smell an ambush.

-I told you so.
-Padre.

Are we going to give up?

Not when we are this close to Farah.

We are one step ahead of them.

They don't know that we would be here.

If there is an ambush...

...we will only be killing more enemies.

Have you ever loved, Farah?

All right.

Are you in love with Celal?

No.

Is Celal in love with you?

The Brotherhood bans that.

But from what you said...

...Celal doesn't seem like the kind of
person to obey the rules.

Be careful.

Fight.

They filled your head with
death and killing.

That's why you keep beckoning death.

Did you hear that?

Be on alert.

Farah.

Would you like to help your brothers?

Of course.

Then help Mustafa.

Otherwise, all your brothers...

...will die, one by one.

You still want me to tell you
where my brothers are.

Still.

Let me explain it to you this way...

...and I hope I can explain it
clearly this time...

...I will give my own life if necessary.

I will fight until every last drop
of my blood.

But I won't serve up my brothers to you
as sacrifices.

Ms. Sureyya.

Thank you for having us over
to your house tonight.

Of course.

Please feel safe.

My men are on the lookout
around the house.

I will continue to wait with
Davut Pasha's men.

Don't you worry.

Where are they?

Damn it.

There is nobody.

Drop your weapon.

-Don't move.
-Lower your weapons.

Don't. I will kill you.

I knew it.

I said, “drop your weapon”, Little Padre.

What will you do if I don't?

Will you kill me?

Not only you...

...we will kill all your brothers.

Okay.

Go on then.

Kill us.

Come on.

Kill us, I'm waiting.

Kill us and burn the only bridge that you
have between you and the children. Go on.

You can't kill us.

We are the way to the children.

We can't find the children anyway.

Trust me, I won’t blink an eye
burying all of you.

Okay.

Okay.

I'm dropping it.

Now!

Farah.

It's not too late for anything.

You just have to do the right thing.

Please, stop talking.

Fine, all right.

I will leave you alone with your
conscience.

You live by forgetting.

Forgetting is our fate.

We stand up to death and pain
by forgetting.

You will forget.

Your memories about your
previous lives...

...will fade away with your hopes of
having that life again.

You will be born again with us here.

You will become brand new individuals.

Flames of vengeance.

You will soon burn those
who murdered your family in those flames.

Calm down.

Calm down. Okay. You are badly hurt.

-It hurts so much.
-Okay.

You will be fine.

Enough already, Mustafa.
Don't be too hard on yourself.

Okay, I'm fine.

Be calm, my friend.
-Okay.

This is not only your fault.

We made this plan all together,

but it was a bad plan.

Leak the information
that Farah is in my house.

-You will use her as bait.
-Exactly.

They will come and find us.

Great.

But it's dangerous as well.

I know where to take Farah.

We forgot that they were ready to die.

But all the things you said and predicted
turned out to be right.

It will sting a little.

All right.

We are the ones who made a bad plan,

yet those brave men are suffering.

We did what we had to do.

We couldn't have surrounded the place
with an army.

They would have suspected and
wouldn't have come.

We have to find another way to
catch them alive.

Don't worry, Mustafa.

I'm sure at least two of them are
wounded, brother.

How did you see the men you shot
in the pitch black...

...when the place was covered with smoke?
-I didn't see them, Pasha. I heard.

Those dirt bags were groaning like dogs.

My ears are sharper than my knives,
Pasha.

If they are wounded, they need a doctor.

Who are you?

Is this the house of Doctor Zimmerman?

Brothers.

We are the guards of the wall.

Like you said, Mustafa.

They need a hospital to
have their wounds tended to.

We'll be looking for a needle in a
haystack again.

Who knows how many hospitals are there in
Istanbul, Mustafa?

There are 16 hospitals in Istanbul...

...that belong to foundations and the
Ministry of Health.

The number of registered doctors is 1487.

Well done, Pasha.

If we asked the ministry,
they would check the registry.

Well done.

Maybe it's not as sharp as your knives,
but...

...my memory is not bad, either.

Son, you are wounded.
-It is not important.

Just went in and out, Pasha.
-Good God.

It will get infected.

Go and get it dressed.
-We still have things to do, Pasha.

What about that British pretty boy?
-The hell with that Brit.

I need you. Go on.

You.

Nobody has knocked on my door
for 20 years.

They eventually would have.

Mind your business. Will they get better?

This one needs to go to the hospital
right away.

No, we will get caught.

-But I can't operate in here.
-I said no.

Then decide.

We will either go to the hospital...

...or they will die.

What is going on, Davut Pasha?

Nothing, Sir Henry. Calm down.

What do you think you are doing, Pasha?

That guy tried to kill us just yesterday.

Now you are handing him to the British?
-Who...

...do you think you are, Mustafa?

Are you disobeying orders of the
Padishah?

This guy will be handed to the British,
that's it.

Do you want to control a pasha, who is
here on the orders of the Padishah?

-No. On the contrary...
-You should know your place, Mustafa.

You don't have Cadi Giyaseddin before you
who you can control anymore.

-But...
-There are no buts, Mustafa.

Have you come here to raid like a thug?

What do you want?

001, come here.

If you set foot in Istanbul again...

Who do you think you are making threats
when I'm here? Enough.

Mustafa.

Let's go, brother. Forget it.

I see that you were able to convince
the Padishah about the exchange.

It wasn't difficult.
He trusts me completely.

So do I, Davut Pasha.

I guess what we heard was right.

Mustafa and Ali have been transferred to
intelligence.

Yes.

We took them into the agency
at the request of Cadi Giyaseddin...

...but they still think that
they are officers.

Whereas you need some smarts when dealing
with international relations, right?

I'm sure we will get along
really well with you.

I think Davut Pasha acted quite well.

I swear, he could be acting with
foreign theatre companies.

I don't understand when he gets angry and
when he acts.

Never mind, brother.

If that Queen's boy Henry
even took that bait...

...it means Davut Pasha is
doing his job well.

I wonder if there is anything about the
hospital thing.

I hope there is, Mustafa.

-Ms. Sureyya.
-Any developments?

I'm making progress, but...

...I haven't gotten any results yet.

They want you at the hospital.

Gosh. I forgot my own shift.

Don't worry. I have arranged everything.

Will they live?

They will be operated on
by the best doctor...

...and they will be cared for in the best
way possible.

Will they get better?

Yes, I think they will get better.

Don't think.

Make them better.

Any developments
about the hospitals or doctors?

We checked all the hospitals and doctors.

We haven't found any signs, yet.

Don't look at me like that, Mustafa.

I'm telling you, they were groaning.
-You are right, Ali.

You have sharp ears. I had the house
checked this morning.

There were blood spatters on the ground.
-See?

Then they either have their own hospital
or their own doctor.

Those jackals can't have their own
hospital.

Why?

Because all the hospitals
are under strict watch.

They could only have their own doctor.

It's difficult to check them.

1487 people.

Mustafa.

Do you think Farah knows something?

She wouldn’t say it even if she did, but
I’ll give it a try anyway.

Maybe she can give us a clue.

I heard about our martyrs.

I'm sorry for our loss, Chief.

God bless our homeland.

Miss Leyla is not here.
She went to the hospital.

I understand. How is she?

Calmer.

What do you want?

Your help.

I told you, I'm not going to help you
kill my brothers.

-I don't want to kill anybody.
-But you do kill.

You are the attackers, not us.

You are the ones trained to die and kill,
too.

I don't want you to sell out
your brothers.

I just want to rescue the kids.

I don't know!

I don't know. I don't know
where the children are.

Okay. Calm down.

That's not what I want to know right now.

I'm looking for a doctor that cares for
the Brotherhood.

The Brotherhood has a lot of doctors
in Istanbul.

Is there a doctor that especially
cares for the Brotherhood.

You are going ahead of us. Be careful.

Did Padre give you the name of a doctor?

In case something happens to you.

No, he didn't.

There is a surgeon that goes by the
nickname German.

-German.
-What did you say?

Why are you asking about the doctor?

Which one of them did you shoot?

Answer me,
which one of them did you shoot?

I appreciate that you accepted to see me.

Of course. How may we help you?

I have a request from you.

Sure, if we can.

With your permission...

...I would like to take a look at the
archives of the ministry.

Why?

I would like to check a group of
people...

...that go by the name of the Brotherhood.

Who are those men, Pasha?

What is their goal?

Those men...

...serve very powerful people.

The Supreme Council.

The Supreme Council.

-I know. It sounds strange, but...
-On the contrary, Pasha.

I will give you all the permits you want.

You can do any research you want in the
archives.

It is an honor for us to serve
an esteemed pasha like you.

We have a lot of enemies.

That's why discretion is very important
for us.

We were supposed to meet Alexander Efendi
yesterday, but...

...he didn't come to the meeting.

When Alexander Efendi didn't come...

...I assigned Celal to find him.

Celal found him dead
in the dumping grounds of Galata.

When I saw Alexander Efendi
the last time...

...he told me he would take care of
something very important.

Supreme Master.

Please forgive me.

Who could dare to do this?

That is what I want to talk to you about,
Boris Efendi.

What do you order me to do?

You will find whoever killed
Alexander Efendi.

If you kill one of the Brothers,
you deserve to die.

I will do my best,
have no doubt about it.

If you don't succeed with this...

...you will die, too, Boris Efendi.

You will find out who killed him,
how he was killed. and why.

Then you will bring the perpetrator here.

You will take his confession
in our presence.

Not in any other way.

It shall be just as you ordered,
Supreme Master.

It is so dusty in here.

If you are uncomfortable, you may leave.
We are not here to enjoy ourselves.

Forgive me, Pasha. I didn’t mean that.

Pasha, you said that the Supreme Council
takes cares of business...

...through foundations and banks. So...

...if we follow the money,
we can find them.

I need a pair of extra eyes
to make my work easier.

If I need your opinion, I will ask.

Sir, I asked because I didn’t remember.

If I can do anything else for you...

You may leave, Assistant Efendi.

Yes, Pasha.

Assistant Efendi!

Yes, Pasha.

I couldn't find what I was looking for.
We can leave.

I am sorry, Pasha. Is there anything else
I can do for you?

No.

Thank you for everything.

Send my regards to Esat Pasha.
-Yes, Pasha.

Here are the British documents I took
from Henry about the Supreme Council.

These are not documents.

This is treasure, Pasha.

I will get to them right away.

These notebooks are your responsibility,
Abdullah Efendi.

If you have difficulty
in deciphering the codes...

...you can ask our decoders for help.

Okay, Pasha. I will compare them with our
documents.

We should not miss anything.

You will grow up to be very good
warriors.

You will be worthy of the Brotherhood.

We will not be warriors.

This is not your father's palace.

You will stay in the dungeon by yourself
until you learn to obey the rules.

I'm not afraid of you.

I'm not afraid of you.

Pray that you are important for us.

Otherwise, you would have gotten what was
coming to you already.

I know how to put you in line.

Take her.

Just bread and water, understood?

You will give her just bread and water.

Go on.

Take your swords.

Whenever you don't obey an order...

...Sultan Neslihan's punishment
will be extended for a week.

Understood? It's up to you from now on.

Come on. Swords.

For Sultan Neslihan.

Continue training.

Take them.

-My Padishah.
-My dear Sultan. Sultan.

The apple of my eye.

The queen of my heart.

I heard that...

...you don't drink or eat anything.

By doing that, you make
both of us miserable.

Neslihan...

...is a prisoner in the hands of
sinister men.

How can I possibly eat or drink?

I understand...

...but, behaving like this doesn't help
Neslihan.

Please, try to pull yourself together.

How can you stay so strong?

How are you not anguished and saddened?

I can’t do it.

It is so hard.

I am so scared that something might
happen to Neslihan.

So scared.

The queen of my heart.

I have a father's heart.

It burns inside thinking about the
fate of my daughter.

But I'm the father of not only my
daughter...

...but also of the Ottoman Empire.

Every breath I take...

...I have to think about not only
my harem and the dynasty...

...but also my responsibility for
the people.

If I go down...

...don't you think the Ottoman Empire
will go down, too?

Isn't that what those devils want?

Making them happy like this
doesn't befit the dignity of Ottomans.

Do I have the right...

...to do that to the poor people...

...that are watching Dersaadet with hope?

Come on, pack your things.
We are leaving.

Where?

You will see when we get there.

Hold on, Ayse Hatun.

Let me help you.

Thank you.

Are you feeling better?

I can't feel my legs.

Don't feel hopeless.

You will begin to walk soon, with
God's help.

Don't worry, Selma.

God surely has a reason.

If God, who created worms in
Eyyub's wounds...

...has destined His poor servant
with a test...

...I can only say that I accept both the
grief and the gift He bestowed upon me.

May I?

Yes, Yusuf Efendi.

How are you, Ayse Hatun?

Do you need anything?
Do you have any wishes?

I only wish to be united with my children
as soon as possible...

...and smell them.

That too shall happen.

Selma will be your help from now on.

I don't want to be a burden on anybody.

Oh, please.

Burden is given to those
who can shoulder it, Ayse Hatun.

Burden, when given with morale...

...is no longer called burden...

...and is no longer a burden.

Thank you.

Any news from Mustafa?

No news from Mustafa.

But our son, Mustafa is
a lion of God, praise be.

For the sake of Al-Ma'un, Mustafa will
unite the orphaned children...

...with their mothers.

I have an idea.

Help me.

Oh, glorious army!

Oh, glorious soldiers!

Oh, the heroes!

The army of the braves!

Come on.

Oh, glorious army!

Oh, glorious soldiers!

Oh, the heroes!

The army of the braves!

What is going on?

What is going on here?

What is going on?

Stop it!

I said, stop it!

So you want to sing, huh?

Sing it!

Listen to me, little devils.

You think you win, don't you?

You don't know what I can do yet.

You want to sing, huh?

You will sing.

They are all grounded.

You will put the two of them in the
Hell Ward. Understood?

They are all grounded.

They will not get rations.

May I, Ayse Hatun?

Come in, Yusuf Efendi.

You have visitors.

My Padishah.

Two mothers must have
things to talk about.

Please.

German.

His nickname is German.

We do not know his name.

We just know that he is a famous surgeon.

A surgeon, whose nickname is German.

Residential information?
-We do not know.

Bring me Serdar Efendi right away.

Tell him to come and bring a list of all
the registered doctors in Istanbul.

Tell him to add those whose licenses were
taken away, those who work illegally...

...and even the quacks
to the list as well...

Hurry.

Get well soon.

How are you?

I'm putting my trust in God.

I'm being patient, my Sultan.

It is difficult, isn't it?

Every day is a hellish torture.

We fall short of breath.

It feels like we are torn to pieces.

It is more painful than death, isn't it?

Not knowing if your child is alive...

...or dead.

If he is alive, is he healthy?

Is he being tortured?

Not knowing...

...thinking...

...what kind of cruelties are
being done to...

...someone you cannot even have the chance
to kiss...

...is worse than death.

But...

...as this pain crushes my heart like a
clamp...

...I say to myself...

...Ayse...

...if you become miserable because of
your pain...

...those cruel people will be happy.

You will hold your head high...

...so that when your children come
back...

...they will see that you are tough.

You will not die...

...but on the contrary, live...

...so that your longing heart...

...will see the ultimate reunion.

Will we see it?

We will, my Sultan.

With the help of God, we will.

-Hodja, the late Cadi Giyaseddin...
-May he rest in peace.

Amen.

He always spoke highly of you.

Lucky for us...

...God bestowed us with the opportunity
to sit down together...

...and walk down the same path
with such a glorious martyr.

Yes.

May he rest in peace.
-Amen.

My wife, Sultan Neslihan's mother,
Sultan Nur, is in a dire situation.

She is going through hard times.

I am worried that she will get
tuberculosis from her worries.

God, who gives the grievance,
gives the remedy, my Sultan.

A little patience.

May he, my Sultan?

Please.

My Sultan,
I have some important news for you.

A contribution of 50,000 gold coins to
the Bimar Aceze Foundation.

Who did it come from, Riza?

The Minister of Internal Affairs
at the time, Ruhi Pasha.

You are sure that the notebook

Ruhi Pasha tore the page off of
is this one, aren't you?

Yes, Minister Efendi.

Good.

Ruhi Pasha, who came to my door
with goodwill and excitement.

You have given me such a big lead.

Well, Pasha, what are we going to do now?

Nothing.

I don't understand.

Do you know the founder of
Bimar Aceze Foundation, Riza?

Who is it, Pasha?

Our famous friend, Boris Zaharyas.

Now we will wait for him to make a move.

Well done, Riza. Good job. You may leave.
-Yes, Minister Efendi.

Now we will see
where Boris is inclined towards.

He goes wherever the power is.

Boris Zaharyas.

Ruhi Pasha.

So you remember me, huh?

Former Minister of Internal Affairs,
Ruhi Pasha.

How long has it been, 20 years?

Yes.

The Brotherhood.

The Supreme Council.

They ordered me to help the foundation.

Who ordered what?
I don't quite understand, Ruhi Pasha.

I have found it.

You are the person behind the
Bimar Aceze Foundation.

You work for the
Supreme Council, don't you?

Who else knows about this document?

I have found it, haven't I?

Where is my son?

Who else knows about this document?

Nobody.

So you are looking for your son, too.

The Supreme Council watches us
everywhere, Ruhi Pasha.

Let's not talk here.
Come to the old factory tonight.

If someone finds out about this document,
it will not be good for you.

Don't worry.

You bring...

...Alexander's body...

...before the Supreme Master...

...for a momentary victory.

If I were you...

...I would have risked losing at once
instead of defying me.

What about you, Boris Zaharyas?

When you tried to use me as bait for
Mustafa...

...did you think about winning
a momentary victory...

...or losing?

The moment you understand
the importance of life...

...you suddenly realize that the
prospect of death has changed as well.

I sent you there to get what you wanted.

Farah wasn't there.

Remember where you are.

I have already risked death.

I will die for Farah
without batting an eye.

If necessary,
I will walk this path alone.

I have always witnessed...

...how long it takes for people
who think they are at the top...

...to realize that they are actually
at the bottom.

I have carried the burden
of this waste of time my whole life.

Now, I have neither the tolerance
nor the strength.

Celal.

We will shed light on Alexander's death
before the Supreme Master.

Then...

...we will find your sister, Farah.

Boris?

My son.

I'm not your son, old man.

I am your...

...Angel of Death.

What...

...have they turned you into...

...my son?

This world has made you crazy, old man.

But I will save you in a minute.

You are him.

My voice is familiar to you.

You are him.

My son.

My son.

Don't look at me like that.

-My...
-Don't look at me.

Don't look.

Don't look!

Don't look at me like that!

Don't!

Don't look!

Don't look!

My children.

You live by forgetting.

Forgetting is our fate.

We stand up to death and pain
by forgetting.

You will be born again with us here.

You will become brand new individuals.

My son.

My voice is familiar to you.

You are him.

My son.

What have they turned you into?

My son.

My son.

Go away, old man.

Get lost.

You are dead.

I don't want to see you again.

Our men have been watching since noon.

Doctor Zimmerman hasn't stepped outside
his home.

His office is closed. There is nobody
coming in or going out, either.

The other suspects' houses and offices
have been raided, but nothing.

That leaves us only Zimmerman, and
he is the least suspicious doctor.

Pasha, that man has been serving
the Padishah for 30 years.

He operated on a lot of members
of the royal family.

I don't suspect this man.

A viper is a viper, even if you nurse it
in your bosom, isn't it?

You are afraid of hurting the wrong man.

Don't be afraid, I have the permission of
the Padishah.

Abdullah.
-Yes, Pasha.

This is on you.

We have to bring him in alive.

Do not worry, Pasha.

God help us.

This injection will cause him
to faint as soon as it is given.

We will take care of it with Mehmet.

-Let's go in.
-Pasha.

-What?
-Stay here.

Let us handle it.
-Mustafa.

Pasha.

Mustafa. Come on.
In the name of God.

Come on.

I am sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Mother, stop.

Mother, don't come.

Don't do what you did to us to these
kids. Leave them alone Mother, please.

Get out of here, Farah.

Sultan Neslihan.

Such messy hair...

...doesn't look good
on a princess like you.

Stand up.

Yeah, that’s it.

Hold still.

Hold still.

Mustafa will come and save us.

Sister, I have brought the pillows you
asked for.

Your name is Neslihan.

Your name is Neslihan.

Your name is Sultan Neslihan.

May you have good luck.

He panicked when we entered.

There is something about him.

But we didn't find anybody in the house.

-We beat him up for nothing.
-Not for nothing, Mustafa.

I found gauze in the trash.

The blood is fresh. They are wounded.

And they were here not long ago.

That's him.

That's the surgeon they call the
German.

If the wounded jackals are not here...

...I wonder where they hid.

This guy here will tell us that.

If he comes to, of course.
Mustafa.

What is it with the British and the
German and the problems they cause us?

Whenever they see us, they go,
"Oh, I'm feeling dizzy.

Oh, I think I'm going to faint."

Good God!

Don't worry, Ali.

I will make him sniff something...

...that will jolt him up.

Mustafa.

They get so scared of us when we come in,
right?

Please, let me do it. I will make him
admit the plums he stole...

...from the neighbor's garden when he was
little. I will make him sing like a bird.

Abdullah. You are not good enough
to scare people.

You have a soft face. Let me see.

Abdullah, you are not scary at all.

You make him sniff and move aside.

I will stand on top of him like a
monster.

I have it covered.

Damn it. They found us.

I have to inform Celal.

"Mizmerman."

"Mizmerman."

Hey! "Mizmerman."

Zimmerman.

-What did I say, Mustafa?
-"Mizmerman."

German.

Please, don't do this.

What do you want from me?
-Where did they go? Speak.

They threatened me with my life.

They threatened you with your life...

...and you think I am threatening you
with tickling?

First, I will shoot you.
Then, I will cut you.

Then, I will beat you till you faint.
Speak!

-They went to Bezmialem Hospital.
-Thank you.

Mustafa, they went to Bezmialem Hospital.
-Come on.

Our men will take it from here.

We are going to Bezmialem.

In the name of God.

Don't move or I will kill you.

Leyla?