Auntie, what's the hurry?
Sit, Hatice, sit down.
What happened?
I came here today to take my bride to my Harem.
But Bidar Kadın...
...took the doctors to her side and tried to stop me...
...on the pretext of her health.
Why doesn't she give you the girl?
Hatice, does Bidar Kadın need a reason to attack me?
You are right, auntie.
Look my daughter! There is something I want you to take care in person.
I hope it's not something about my father, again.
No, don't worry.
You know, I can't always be here.
I want you to take care of Makbule closely.
The first thing this girl should hear is that she is Mahmud Pasha's bride.
Look, Hatice, this is very important, otherwise...
...she can say things we don't want, to people we don't want them to hear.
I get it.
I'll take care of it closely. Don't worry.
Thank you, my daughter, thank you.
My Sovereign, she does not answer our questions.
But when I showed her this picture...
...she said that Efraim Effendi is Ahsen's father.
Really?
So she is the daughter of Efraim Effendi.
Sultan, did you not know that Efraim Effendi had children?
We last met 30 years ago, Pasha.
And we cut off communication so as not to reveal our relationship.
Pasha...
...will it be possible to find out my secret of 30 years ago?
İnşallah, my Sovereign.
My Sovereign, the mystery of the table of secret...
...Efraim Effendi may have said it to his daughter.
She might remember her past if we showed her this picture.
Not possible.
Why, my Sovereign?
Sarah also wants this.
Not answering any of our questions and...
...saying Efraim Effendi is the father of Ahsen. It's for something.
Until we reveal the relationship between Ahsen and Sarah...
...until we understand the reason why this girl came to kill me...
...Ahsen and Sarah should not talk.
Ahsen shouldn't see this picture!
We must know its past first, Pasha.
My Sovereign.
What are we going to do with Sarah Hedaya?
We'll wait.
We'll wait until she confesses.
Let's see who will demand this woman from us.
Mother.
Come on son, come sit here.
What is happening?
Your aunt asked Makbule from your father.
Why?
As a bride to Sabahaddin.
Don't laugh, son. Do not laugh, the girl is escaping from our hands.
I am afraid that the girl will open her eyes in Seniha's house.
If the girl wakes up there...
...she couldn't say that Mahmud Pasha was the one who tried to kill her.
Just like that, how are we going to save your uncle?
I don't know the girl, but there is a way to save my uncle.
What is it?
Didn't they send money to my uncle's account from Sarah Hedaya?
So?
The girl is in the palace.
If we meet the girl somehow...
...and if we give her a paper...
...and tell her to sign it.
And on this paper...
...if there is a transaction between her account to Mahmud Pasha's.
There will be no value left for the document in my aunt's hand.
When they say the money in Mehmed Pasha's account...
...we'll show them the money that was sent from Sarah to Mahmud Pasha.
And we say, "Look, when you convince someone...
...you can send any amount to any person you wish."
Abdülkadir.
How will we convince that woman to sign that paper?
Were you able to give your gift to the Şehzade?
I couldn't yet.
Why?
He treats me a little cold.
Don't worry, who knows what worries our Şehzade?
My Sultana.
Praise be!
Sultana Fatma, you don't know how happy I am for your arrival.
I am very happy to see you too.
Here is the bride worthy of our dynasty.
I always tell, Pakize!
If you are going to take an example, you should follow Sultana Fatma.
Thank you.
But it is true, my dear.
By Allah, if you had seen Bidar's behavior in your absence.
I mean, everything that doesn't suit our dynasty--
Sultana Seniha!
Forgive me, but...
...I don't like to talk behind someone's back!
Of course, of course.
Please, what were you asking?
My Pasha...
I'd like to express my admiration for your statesmanship, one more time.
Get to the point.
Tahsin Pasha...
...as you know, since Tanzimat...
...the foreigners who live in the Ottoman lands...
...go on trial only in their country.
Did you come here to give history lesson?
No, Tahsin Pasha, we heard that you arrested Sarah Hedaya.
Ms. Sarah is an English citizen.
And I have come to demand her immediate release.
-Sarah Hedaya. -Sarah Hedaya.
As if this name reminds me of something.
Pasha, we know that you have arrested Ms. Sarah.
Do you have evidence? No.
Can you prove that Sarah Hedaya is imprisoned in our palace? No.
So?
If I say she isn't, then she isn't.
Pasha.
The English government is sensitive about protecting her citizens.
Is that so?
Instead of bothering yourselves with Sarah Hedaya...
...bother about your spies you sent to kill the Jews in Palestine.
Are they not your citizens too?
Also, one of your spies has admitted everything.
You will soon be disgraced in front of the whole world.
Instead of bothering yourself with Sarah Hedaya...
...think of a way to save your spies.
Please leave.
You brought us Ms. Sarah.
Have you ever asked yourself?
Why are these infidels counting on you?
Why do they trust you?
My Sovereign.
I am a person who made friendship a motto for me.
Even in war, if there is a very small possibility...
...I prefer to make my enemy my friend.
I don't know if they came to me because they know my soft nature.
But I never do anything outside the interest of the state.
I cannot.
Excellent, Mahmud Pasha, excellent.
You know that we are generous to those who serve our country.
However, even those who betray--
My Sovereign, I have always seen the generous side of our country.
The state is generous...
...in doing favors and in punishing, Pasha.
Surely.
May I know your thoughts on Ms. Sarah?
She was questioned.
But she did not speak.
If you permit, I want to question Ms. Sarah too.
Maybe I can get private information.
And let her know that I was the one...
...who brought her to the palace personally.
Let her know so she understand that the Ottoman Pasha...
...can never and definitely betray his state.
Come here, Pasha.
The English ambassador was here, my Sovereign.
He says that Ms. Sarah is in the palace.
Did you not tell him that we have no knowledge of such a name?
I said so, my Sovereign.
Sarah Hedaya.
We know her origin.
And since the English are chasing her...
...there is an English leash on her neck.
But who is the owner?
My Sultan.
Please allow me to learn this.
Thank you.
Tahsin Pasha.
Be a witness.
By your command, my Sovereign.
Thank you.
May Allah grant you a long life.
Bad things happened in the palace last night.
I do not know.
You know one of the seamstress.
I do not know her.
I mean, I don't remember.
But I think she knows me.
So let's go and talk.
We can learn who you are, where you came from, and why you came.
And also you'll remember your past if you speak to her.
Sultan is not allowing.
But I wish I could meet that woman.
My dad is like this, but who knows what's in his head.
My Şehzade.
Can't you do something?
I think your strength is enough for two guards.
I'll try to get you to talk to that woman, Ahsen.
Don't worry.
Here, Ms. Sarah, have a seat, please.
Abdülhamid sent a poor old man to interrogate me before.
He couldn't make me talk, would you do that now?
I think he will send his soldiers for torture soon.
Ms. Sarah.
I do not know if our Sultan Abdülhamid...
...sent you an old man before.
But you never knew our sultan.
He never sends...
...a soldier to torture or ill-treat.
And since we've resolved this issue, please tell me now.
Why did you want to enter the palace?
I think the Sultan has understood how important I am.
Will he send all his Pashas one by one like this?
Ms. Sarah.
I could be the last person you see.
And now answer my question, please.
Which force or forces sent you here?
What is your relationship with that girl?
I ask you one last time.
What is your relationship with that girl?
Look at the situation of the great Ottoman Empire.
It depends on the word that will come out of a woman's mouth.
Please answer my questions, woman.
What is your relationship with that girl?
Answer my questions, woman.
I asked what is your relationship with that girl? Speak, speak.
Mahmud Pasha, what are you doing?
-Can't you see Tahsin Pasha? -Mahmud Pasha!
I'm going to kill this woman, I'm going to kill her!
-Mahmud Pasha. -She didn't even listen to me!
I will kill her!
I will... I will save you.
Have this scarf around your neck when you are swapped.
So that I can understand that it's not the Sultan's game.
Look at the incident.
The tyrannical sultan imprisons a poor woman in the palace.
This is nothing.
The English ambassador goes to the palace...
...but they don't accept the girl is arrested.
Barbarism. -Abdülhamid knows his business.
We need a document indicating that the girl is under arrest, Sabahaddin.
Mr. Parvus should know that Sarah is under arrest.
Does your word has no affect on Mr. Parvus?
You tell him about the situation?
Nobody can reach him but Sarah.
He will contact me if he finds out that the girl is arrested.
What will happen if he calls?
I'll ask weapons from him.
I will arm the Armenian gangs.
And they will raid the Ottoman Bank immediately.
And everyone inside will be taken hostage.
This is how the Red Sultan will release the girl from the palace?
Definitely!
Besides, while we're there, of course we'll empty the bank's vaults.
I wish you a good profit, Mr. Herzl.
Sabahaddin.
I need a paper to prove that the girl is under arrest.
Please help me.
Mr. Herzl.
I don't do business directly, my methods are very different.
I am neither a murderer nor a servant.
You totally misunderstand me.
You are the future of this country.
You are the tomorrow of the civil world.
So let Mr. Parvus come and find me.
Good day, Mr. Herzl.
This group of traitors who sell their country...
...and those bouts of honor that come from time to time make go mad.
Tell, my son.
My Sultan.
I am your son in charge of your peace.
But I cause you problems from time to time.
Problems are solved as long as they are not intended.
Say what you want, you don't come here in vain.
Sit.
My Sovereign.
That Ahsen...
Well?
A woman named Sarah was arrested in the palace.
This Sarah knows Ahsen.
I say...
...if they meet...
...Ahsen...
...may remember her past.
Why do you care about this topic? What is your goal?
I want to help that girl, my Sovereign.
If Ahsen talks to Sarah, she may enter on a path of no return.
Okay.
What shall we do?
What do you know about that girl?
She lost her memory during the accident.
She also has a brother, whose name is Samir.
The man in the picture.
Did you meet Samir?
Sabahaddin made us meet.
Because you were afraid that our daughter, Ahsen, would go...
...you never spoke about this subject before.
Go find young Samir.
What is the secret of Ahsen and Sarah.
Learn the reason...
...that made this girl come to the palace and arrange the assassination.
Come on, my son.
Esma Kalfa.
I'm listening, my Sultana.
Is there another letter that we haven't seen?
No, my Sultana, that's all.
In this case, let's give these bags to their owners as soon as possible.
Praise be to Allah...
...he grants us the chance to share wealth that he bestowed us.
May Allah be pleased with you, my Sultana.
I wish other Sultanas would use their power for good things like you.
We have to think good, Esma Kalfa.
It is true what you say, my Sultana.
But Sultana Seniha and Sultana Bidar have been upset for a while.
Everyone in the Harem is upset about that.
People try to get ahead with unimportant topics.
But it is hard to see who is trying to get ahead in the path of virtue.
I fear that Sultan will grieve in the end of this matter.
Why did you say that?
Sultana Seniha and Sultana Bidar are interfering in political matters.
Esma Kalfa.
Will you bring me a pen and paper?
There is only one person who can bring the Harem...
...back to its previous state without bothering our Sultan.
You look very sulky for a man with big ideas, Herzl.
Probably due to the burden of the idea.
Lighten it if it seems heavy.
Let's share it then.
Sarah was arrested. She's in the palace.
Come on, we're going to the English embassy.
I already sent the ambassador to the palace.
They don't accept that she's there.
What will we do then?
We have to rescue Sarah from there.
I'm aware of that, and that's why I need your help.
I can do anything for Sarah!
It suffices to find a document to prove that she is detained there.
Can you ask this to your friends in Yıldız Palace?
Surely.
Coachman!
I think we are being followed.
Are you aware of that?
I didn't notice, sir.
Naturally.
You won't notice if what catches your eye are the woman.
We will understand now, sir.
Coachman...
...after you part with me, go to the man whom you didn't kill yesterday.
His name is Hiram.
Tell him that...
...Ömer is following Mahmud Pasha.
He will understand. -By your order.
I'll be after you until I find a trace, Mahmud Pasha.
We're doomed, Şehzade.
What is it, Sabahaddin?
My mother betrothed me with Makbule.
My brother.
I think I spoke yesterday with my friend about marriage.
And he told me, while there are all these women in the world...
...dedicating your life to a one woman is absurd.
He also said that marriage is the greatest enemy of freedom.
Don't laugh, don't laugh.
Your friend's opinion is consistent in the matter of marriage.
Marriage means slavery!
You can't cast a fly to a single fish!
And also, look at your own trouble.
You fly around Ahsen like a butterfly.
The result is that you are engaged with Pakize.
I called you about Ahsen.
Let's say it to my mother.
She will ask for Ahsen's hands for you immediately.
Keep your jokes for later.
I have to see Samir.
With pleasure, my Şehzade.
Samir is healthy now.
He should be in the newspaper, if you wish, we can go right away.
The English Ambassador has come the palace.
For Ms. Sarah.
It is possible that the birds had told him.
Sarah isn't an insignificant person, Pasha.
It'll be heard by the ambassador and the queen.
But...
...if Sultan Abdülhamid doesn't want to give Sarah...
...it will be useless, even if the king comes.
Right, that's hard work.
But we can't leave Sarah there, right?
Well, Mr. Herzl.
What do you think about it?
What I did in Palestine got in my way.
And now the Ottoman spies caught an Englishman.
They are bringing him to İstanbul.
But there will be a price to this.
Yes, sure.
The English will certainly want me to pay the price.
For that reason, I have to rescue Sarah!
The only person who can pull off the English attack on me is Sarah.
Do you have a plan?
I mean...
...you cannot get a result by sending your ambassador to Yıldız Palace.
This time I arranged such a thing...
We'll pull someone to our side.
Someone who will give us back everything we lost to this day.
Who is he?
Parvus.
In exchange for saving Sarah from this arrest...
...I will want from him to put the Armenians forward.
The Armenians, Mr. Herzl.
Armenians.
They are like an ember that smothers everywhere with smoke.
Let us be careful...
...while we say let's smother the empire with smoke...
...we don't suffocate with smoke.
Don't worry, nothing will happen to us as long as Parvus is by our side.
Well, how are you going to draw the Armenians into this game?
They will attack the Ottoman Bank, Pasha.
The Armenians want to do something that will be heard in the world.
Let's let them make their voice heard to the world.
And we will take the money...
...that Abdülhamid made us lose from the banks safe.
How?
Hiram killed the manager of the safe.
And it will be someone whom you assigned.
This should be a simple task for you.
Mr. Herzl.
You just drag Parvus into the game.
The thing you want me to do...
Making a simple officer to the manager of safe is easy.
Abdülhamid will meet an alliance that he has not met to this day.
The famous Ottoman Pasha, I mean you.
The bleeding wound of the empire, Armenians.
And I.
Excellent.
Come.
My Sultana.
Come, my daughter, come here, Fehime.
Do you have a problem?
Yes, my Sultana.
But I don't know how to say.
Say, my daughter, there is no need to hesitate. Come sit here.
So my only daughter Naime is interested in Kemaleddin Pasha?
My Sultana.
It's not just Sultana Naime.
Kemaleddin Pasha is also interested in Hatice.
Did I see this coat in one of the fashion collections, could that be?
Ömer Effendi.
You!
This time I will not blow up your eye but your head.
Come on.
Come on, blow up, come on.
Look, I don't even pull my gun.
Put away this weapon now.
If something happens to me, your mother will die too.
Hiram Effendi.
Every breath you take...
...every word you say...
...every step you take...
...from now on is haram for you and helal for me.
Cut the crap.
Shut it and let's negotiate.
Just ask me and I will give the world for my mother!
But don't forget, you will remain under that world!
Don't worry, I don't want anything that will make me under pressure!
There is a girl detained in the palace.
Sarah Hedaya.
Talk to your Sultan.
If he gives her to us, you will get your mother.
You dog.
Now go straight to your Sultan.
Explain the situation, I'll be here in two hours.
If he accepts the exchange...
...I will find you.
Mr. Emmanuel Carasso.
When I look at you...
...I see your interest in the papers that mark the visitors of the palace.
But...
I'm looking at it, but...
...I can't find anything of value to display even a little bit.
İzzet Pasha.
I am grateful to you.
You have done a great favor for me.
It is of great spiritual importance to me.
I can't explain it.
After making so happy, there is no need for another word.
The document is yours.
How can I pay my debt to you, İzzet Pasha?
No need for that!
Is there such a thing between friends?
Yes, it's like that my Pasha. But...
...you are a statesman.
You know very well, if there is a man or foundation in need.
Of course we know.
Please remove this.
And let's assume that I did not see this.
Please accept it.
If you deliver this to those who need it....
...it will make me very happy.
If it is in this sense...
...then it is possible.
You are very charitable, Mr. Emmanuel Carasso.
After this moment you are...
...a completely different man, Pasha.
Did you say something?
Nope.
I say that you are the one who is charitable.
We should not tell him Ahsen is in the palace, Sabahaddin.
Don't worry, Şehzade.
Besides, Samir...
...shouldn't know that his sister is in the great prison called palace.
Because that would be too big for a freedom-loving person like him.
My only concern is to help Ahsen.
Reminding her of her past will make her sad.
If it was up to me...
...the biggest favor you can do for her...
...is reminding her past to her.
As for me, I think the opposite, Sabahaddin.
Forgetting is a great blessing.
I cannot take this blessing from her.
What a great honor.
Son of a Pasha.
And the philanthropist Şehzade of the Sultan...
...who tried to kill a journalist.
It's improper for that journalist to slander the Sultan...
...who has not tried to kill anyone since he sat on the throne.
My Şehzade.
No need to talk about these things now.
My father may be tyrannical!
But he is never a killer.
Gentlemen.
A little bit of calm please.
You make it personal.
Honorable Şehzade.
I never made it a personal matter.
I was never moved by feelings of revenge.
I just want the truth to come out.
You, Samir Effendi.
You use your pen only to slander innocent people with murder!
What evidence do you have...
...that you label my father as a killer without shame?
Who did he kill?!
Şehzade?
Your father...
...killed my father.
Sarah.
Is this Sarah's place?
How do you understand this?
She never changed her perfume.
Even the flowers have no effect next to Sarah, Herzl.
When we rescue Sarah, make your compliment to her.
Is this document enough to save Sarah?
It won't suffice alone.
Do I have to do something else?
Just give me the papers and I'll do the rest afterward.
When the English ambassador sees these papers...
...he will inform London by an official telegraph.
And so Mr. Parvus will learn the situation.
I'm talking about Sarah, Herzl.
How will Sarah get out?
When Mr. Parvus finds out, he will contact me.
As long as the Sultan does not let Sarah go...
...I will shed blood in the capital.
What did you do, brother? Is there any news?
There is, there is.
While I was chasing Pasha...
...Hiram appeared in front of me. -So?
Asiye Teyze? Where is Asiye Teyze?
I don't know, Yusuf.
That filth offered me a swap.
There is a girl imprisoned in the palace.
He says bring her and take your mother.
Why are you standing here, Ömer?
Get up and go to the palace.
It's not how it happens, ağa.
How can I ask something like this from the Sultan?
Who is the woman, what did she do?
If this filth wants this woman...
...she must be demon, ağa.
She must be the enemy of the state and the nation.
I believe that our Sultan would...
...leave an angel like our mother Asiye for a demon.
The great burden of the state is on the shoulders of our Sultan.
Shall we also be a burden to him?
And if he imprisoned this woman in the palace.
It must be for the sake of the state and nation.
How will he give me the woman?
Without our Sultan's foresight...
...politics and wisdom...
...this issue cannot be solved.
Go, dear Ömer.
And tell our Sultan your trouble.
If there is any solution, then our Sultan is the one who knows it.
You have to say that.
He knows what to do.
You are right, ağa, you are right.
Mother.
This...
...where did you find this?
I am so embarrassed, mother.
My pen...
...deceived me and wrote things I don't want.
Come.
My beautiful daughter...
...why are you embarrassed?
Like a desert pilgrim...
...I always feel thirst, mother?
Light of my eyes...
...you are the apple of the eye and only daughter of...
...the Sultan of the Ottomans.
Is there a reason for you to show interest in someone?
Is there no need?
None of course!
Who can refuse you if you ask?
You have to be the ruler of love, not a captive.
Your mother will manage everything with a proper tongue.
Come.
Did you find Samir, Şehzade?
Yes.
But I learned something you won't like.
The girl's name is Melike.
She is Samir's sister.
They lost their father 10 years ago.
You are the one who ordered his killing.
The man's name is Efraim.
I objected at first.
But Samir gave me such evidences.
They found an arrow on their father...
...and on the arrow your stamp.
How could you do it?
How could you leave two children orphan?
Look at me.
Could I have done such a thing, son?
This is a slander of those who sent Ahsen to kill us.
Trust me.
Don't tell anyone that, just wait.
Okay.
My Sovereign...
...let us bring this Samir...
...and ask him what we want.
He thinks that we killed his father and tried to kill him.
Do you think he would talk?
Those who slander you with this...
...won't be able to raise their faces from shame on the resurrection day.