First, my daughter...
...may Allah grant you health and wellness.
Amin, my Sovereign.
Do you remember who attacked you that night?
Does Mehmed Pasha have anything to do with this?
No, my Sovereign.
I know Mehmed Pasha.
He wasn't the one who attacked me.
Do you remember who attacked you then?
No, my Sovereign.
However, I'm sure it wasn't Mehmed Pasha.
Well, my daughter, you may leave.
My Sovereign.
I suddenly found myself in the midst of this raging war.
I absolutely don't want you or our country to be harmed.
My Sovereign...
...I would like you to pardon me.
We assigned you to a specific job, Mehmed Pasha.
Don't do anything other than your job anymore...
...so that we can forgive you.
If you didn't do this...
...it means you didn't do anything.
-My-- -Pasha, Pasha!
If you question our justice again...
...and try to disgrace us in embassy corners...
...you will receive this State's slap in the Court.
My Sovereign, if you allow me, I have information for you.
Say it, Pasha.
According to information I obtained from the German embassy...
...​​a ship arrived at the port.
There are crates with weapons inside.
Whose weapons are they?
Weapons will be distributed to the Armenian gangs.
The gangs are preparing for a bloody operation.
Were those weapons removed from the ship?
I don't know, my Sovereign.
Tahsin Pasha.
Tell Kemaleddin to look into this matter.
By your command, my Sovereign.
I heard everything, my Sultana.
They say I would have died a long time ago without you.
I must rightly say that I owe you my life, my Sultana.
No my daughter, of course it is my duty.
But I'm afraid...
...you're out of one storm...
...and going into another.
What kind of storm is this?
It's a storm as sharp as a knife.
But perhaps the storm that our Makbule will experience there...
...will make her remember the storm she experienced here.
Insinuations...
...insinuations...
...insinuations.
Makbule, my daughter...
...the doctors said there is no obstacle for you to travel.
Also, this is the order of the Sultana Mother.
My daughter.
How is your health?
Are you well enough to travel?
Doctors said it is possible, mother.
The order has been corrupted in this palace.
I would like to hear the answer to my question...
...from whom I ask the question.
I'm better than before, my Sultana Mother...
...I have the strength to go.
Excellent.
And my visit is over.
I am...
...the mother of the Sultan...
...the son of the Sultan, Abdülhamid...
...who was orphaned at the age of 11...
...whom I did not distinguish from my own and my blood.
The Sultana Mother, Rahime Perestu.
Whoever tries to do what our Sultan has forbidden in the palace...
...and whoever doesn't care about the laws...
...of the 600-year-old Sublime State...
...and whoever performs actions that may harm our Sovereign...
...and harm the order of the State...
...should know that...
...the consequences will be dire.
What is the meaning of this?
First you act like you're releasing me, then you put me here.
Don't raise your voice, Effendi.
Otherwise, I will cut you into seven pieces...
...and bury you in seven different countries.
What you're doing contradicts international laws.
I'm an English citizen.
You can't even touch a hair of me.
Even so...
...don't be so confident.
The highest representative of the English government asked you from us.
It's impossible to not give you.
So you will release me.
Of course...
...you are free to go.
Your undersecretary is waiting for you at the Tokatliyan Hotel.
Room 24.
By the way...
...which tree do you prefer?
What which tree?
Whatever.
We will decide that, too.
Son...
...tell them to send oak.
The road to London is long...
...so as not to break the coffin.
By your command, my Sovereign.
You asked me my name.
Celal.
You can tell when you go to England.
Come in.
My Şehzade.
-Speak, Saffet. -A letter came to you.
I thought it might be urgent and brought right away without delay.
I hope it's good news, my Şehzade.
You may leave, Saffet.
My greatest wish is to see you happy, my Şehzade.
My Şehzade.
Why did you call us here, Reverend?
Nothing important.
To kill you.
We will burn the church before Ömer comes.
May I have my key?
You have a guest, sir.
We took him to your room.
He's English, your compatriot.
We checked his passport.
My mother is always at the Harem.
And what should she do?
She works hard in the Harem...
...waiting her bride to heal...
...in order to bring her home. -Father!
Even joking about it doesn't sound nice.
I wouldn't be caught dead with a maid like her!
I don't expect that chubby girl to come here, anyway.
This is not possible.
I think the same.
But think.
Even if such a miracle comes true...
...will you let me marry her?
Is it possible, Sabahaddin? Is it possible?
I hate this kind of oriental women, anyway.
So do I.
Although your mother...
...is a Sultana...
...my personal preference...
...was always Western ladies.
If you ever want to get married...
...and bring a girl home...
...I want that she would be a lady...
...who will fulfill your father's longing.
Me too, dad, and me too.
Welcome, my elixir of my life.
Well-received, Mahmud.
My daughter...
...come inside, come on, don't be shy.
Why don't you speak, Mahmud Pasha?
This is your future bride.
Welcome, my daughter.
Kiss the hand of the Pasha, my daughter.
Thank you, my daughter.
Seniha?
Sabahaddin...
...let me introduce you, your future wife.
She'll stay in the Harem until then...
...however...
...I wanted you to see her first.
Say welcome, son!
Oh, my mother!
I am overwhelmed with a striking feeling of excitement.
I'll go to my room before I say something inappropriate.
-Traitor! -Sir.
What did you do?
You were going to kill me.
Seize him!
The weather is beautiful, Pasha.
Gentle and compassionate.
We have released the English spy, my Sovereign.
He must have arrived at the hotel.
Excellent.
He must be very happy now...
...that killer English spy.
He thinks he will get away with what he did.
My Sovereign.
We asked about our daughter Ahsen in the Harem.
However, we were not able to reach a conclusion.
We don't know how she went out.
Ahsen is important.
Pasha, Ahsen is important.
We lost Sarah, my Sovereign.
I think...
...Ahsen somehow found Sarah.
And Sarah will find us, Pasha.
Don't worry.
You know...
...before we met Sarah...
...we opened our heart to Zafir Effendi.
And after we took the verdict from Zafir Effendi...
...we drank coffee with Sarah.
Pasha, you know.
The root of this flower is poison...
...and its leaves are healing.
All the doctors in the capital know this.
While we gave Sarah Hedaya for exchange...
...we knew that Ömer Effendi's mother would be killed anyway.
Because they do not have the morals of war.
That's why, not to lose Ms. Sarah...
...inside her coffee...
...we put the roots of this flower.
That means, at this time...
...either Sarah...
...or someone who is going to take us to her...
...will come to get this flower.
Hiram!
Get out!
I don't want to defile the church with your filthy blood.
Come out!
-Get out! -Get out!
Murderer! He killed them!
He killed them!
-Get out! -Get out!
-You filthy killer, come out! -You filthy killer!
Filthy murderer!
Get him outside and burn him!
What kind of a trap did you fall into Ömer Effendi?
How?
-Push the door! -Come out!
-Come out, you murderer! -Get him out!
Is there any news from Söğütlü Osman, Pasha?
How is our son Ömer?
There is no news, my Sovereign.
However, he would tell us if there was something important.
I know very well the pain of losing a mother, Pasha.
It opens a wound that doesn't close in the heart.
But I know how to be a father.
A good son is like an armor.
This Ömer...
...is a strong armor.
My Sultan, we went to the port, but the weapons had been landed.
How is that possible, son? Don't they check the crates?
My Sovereign.
They kept the crates in the ship because they would be checked.
However...
...then someone came and bought what was inside the crates...
...so they wouldn't be searched.
Who is he?
Your Şehzade, Abdülkadir Effendi.
Let's see who is the hand of Sarah Hedaya among us.
They did not say in vain.
In times of peace, sons bury their fathers...
...and in times of war, fathers bury their sons.
Wait for me in the hall, son.
Summon Mehmed Pasha, too.
As you command, my Sovereign.
Şehzade Effendi!
What do you command us, my Sovereign?
You ask what I order, Pasha.
What shall I say?
My eyes say that your son has come under the command of Satan.
But my heart believes that...
...even though our dynasty members make mistakes...
...nobody betrayed his country.
And what does your mind say, my Sovereign?
My mind...
Pasha, my mind says...
...give the right to those who deserve it.
And cut the head off the one who betrayed.
So...
...what is your order, my Sovereign?
What must we do?
I trust the character of my Şehzade, Pasha.
Follow him.
Let's give him some time.
Let's see if he can pass the exam.
Or...
...will he drink the poison of betrayal like honey?
As you command.
The situation is delicate...
...the judgment is yours.
Judgment is Allah's, Pasha.
We are in this position to execute his orders.
May Allah not test anyone with his son.
Pasha.
Yes, my Sovereign.
Pasha, let's say you entered a tent.
Inside the tent there is a cat.
And a bowl of milk.
The milk keeps shaking inside the bowl.
And there are white stains on the cat's mustache.
Can you say the cat drank the milk?
The situation shows that, my conviction would be that way.
What if the milk was shaken by the wind?
What if those white stains had come from something else?
Did you see it drink the milk?
Wouldn't it be unjust?
Evidence comes before conviction for us, Pasha.
If the Şehzade has committed a sin, he will be punished.
What I want from you...
...is to look, whether he is at fault or not.
I feel relieved now, my Sovereign.
Of course you do.
Those who decide justly feel relieved.
Pasha...
...take permission from the teachers of Şehzade Burhaneddin Effendi...
...tell them that his father misses him.
By your command, my Sovereign.
I didn't kill these men, Aghas!
I fear Allah!
I don't kill innocent people!
We will burn the church with you inside!
I have seven bullets!
But I don't want to hurt anyone!
Go away!
-Bomb. -Bomb.
There is a bomb with him!
-He has a bomb! -Be careful!
Our Sovereign hs entrusted his life to me!
Ömer Effendi may die...
...but he will not die alone!
My brother Ömer!
Do not worry.
Our Sovereign won't leave anyone alone!
I didn't kill the men inside!
The plan is to set Armenians against Muslims.
Stop talking about politics!
Everyone knows you killed the men inside!
The one who killed the men inside...
...is Hiram Effendi, who is disguised as a monk!
Come to your senses and find the spy among you!
-Bomb! -There's a bomb!
It's about to explode!
Run! Run!
Come on, then, sit here.
Sit, my daughter, don't hesitate.
Look, my daughter Makbule.
You are under my protection in this house.
That's why be comfortable, okay?
My daughter.
Look.
While it is in this house...
...of a powerful Ottoman Pasha like myself...
...not even a tiny fear of cats can exist...
...in the heart of a cowardly mouse.
So you should be at ease.
In fact my daughter, you have to be at ease.
Never be afraid.
My daughter.
We know the situation.
An ignoble man stabbed you.
But look, you are still alive, fortunately.
Of course, if a person is supposed to live...
...he should live with honor, right?
Now answer my question with strength and courage.
Was it Mahmud Pasha who stabbed you?
I beg your pardon, Sultana Seniha.
You asked your question with such fiery words that...
...she would almost say it was Mahmud Pasha...
...although she wasn't going to say that.
Shut up, Mahmud Pasha.
Don't make a fuss. Please.
-But-- -Mahmud.
My daughter...
...tell me the truth.
Just the truth.
So the one who put you in this situation is...
...Mahmud Pasha.
Sultana Seniha wanted to make you her bride.
So you don't say her husband's name.
And Sultana Bidar took you under her protection.
So when you wake up...
...you will say the name she wants.
Look, my daughter.
No one will hear these thing you say other than me!
I...
I mean...
...who stabbed me in the cellar...
...Pasha...
...Mahmud Pasha...
...it wasn't him, my Sultana.
May Allah bless you, my daughter.
May Allah be pleased with you, my truthful daughter.
I can't explain what kind of a burden you took off from my shoulders.
May Allah bless you...
...my truthful daughter, may Allah bless you.
You have seen, Sultana Seniha.
You suspected me.
...now, get grieved with your shame!
Not from shame...
...Pasha.
I am just happy.
How beautiful this is! Excellent!
I mean, sometimes we just...
...gossiped about you by calling you chubby.
Give us your blessings, my girl.
Say it!
From now on, you can freely eat...
...all the pastrami, molasses, dried fruits, creams, honey...
...you can eat all of them in this house, my dear daughter.
The cellar is at your service, my daughter.
Come on, my daughter, let's go.
Come on.
Come on, my daughter.
Seniha, Seniha.
My Seniha.
My one and only!
My sugar candy!
Don't doubt me anymore...
...always love me.
Love me so much.
Enough, Mahmud.
I fell into a big trap.
Without you, I would be in the grave.
Allah bless you, my brother.
You saved my life.
You risked your life.
Thank you!
What happens if I die?
I just carried out our Sovereign's order.
You saved our Sovereign's life.
He will always help you in your hard times.
Brother!
What you did was very brave!
You threw yourself among all those people who swore to kill me.
Thank you!
By Allah...
I thought the bomb was going to explode.
You emptied the gunpowder inside it.
Yes, brother.
I didn't know who's inside.
We gave up our souls for the sake of our country and our people.
But there must be innocent people among them.
There must be people who have been deceived.
I emptied the gunpowder inside...
...as to not spill the blood of the oppressed.
If they had realized, they would have killed us.
Our Padişah is waiting for us.
Let's go to the palace.
No, brother.
If I talk to our Sovereign...
...I am afraid to lose the fire of vengeance in my heart.
You go.
And pay my respects.
Allah willing, I will finish what I have to do...
...and appear before our Sovereign later.
As you like.
May Allah protect you.
Thank you.
Rose...
...gives its smell to the hand holding it.
What about you, Abdülkadir?
What did you give to the hand you held?
Nothing!
My Sultan, when we went to the customs...
...the ship had landed its last load and set off.
According to the information I got, the ship's flag state is Germany.
That's correct.
And according to what I heard from the German embassy staff...
...there were weapons in the last crate left on the ship.
However...
...they can't unload the ship...
...because customs officials don't let them without checking the crates.
-Did you find the weapons? -Unfortunately, Pasha.
Because the ship had landed its last load and set off.
Weren't the crates searched?
No.
While the crates were being landed...
...they were shown a document that says...
...the goods belongs to Şehzade Abdülkadir.
-How so? -It happened, Pasha.
In the records, it's written that crates have fabrics in them.
We went to the delivery address after that.
A batch of fabrics was sent there.
Then it seems I heard wrong, my Sovereign.
When it came to Abdülkadir Effendi...
...you have started to hear wrong, Pasha.
What you hear in this room will stay in this room.
We found a deck boy who works on the ship and lives in the capital.
He confirmed that crates had weapons.
They handled it clean.
The goods have arrived where they want it.
There is no evidence.
But they forgot the deck boy.
Call the pashas.
By your command, my Sovereign.
Wow!
These are wonderful.
There is no need to fire it when you put it on a man's forehead.
It can even scare the dead.
Mahmud Pasha carried out his task adequately.
Mahmud Pasha is a real fox.
By hook or by crook, with the seal of Şehzade...
...he took the weapons from the customs.
Well, I admit it. He is like locksmith.
Gentlemen.
You are closing the doors.
As for me, I come like a locksmith and open them.
I'm tired, of course...
...but to be appreciated by friends...
...makes me forget all the troubles I've been through.
I can reward you by burying you in the promised lands...
...if you wish, Pasha.
Put this away, Hiram! Put away!
I am not a Zionist.
But because you are a very close friend of ours...
...we will gladly share our lands with you.
In my opinion, Mr. Herzl...
...let's leave this nonsense aside.
Because the information I received just now...
...is very dangerous. -What happened?
By order of Abdülhamid...
...Mr. Herbert...
...got arrested.
Moreover, Abdülhamid made Mr. Herbert...
...kill his own man.
I say the man killed his own man, gentlemen!
We are not concerned with the Queen's problem, Mahmud Pasha.
Mr. Herzl, did you break the wings...
...of your mental faculties?
The British Empire...
...will make everyone who was indifferent to this...
...pay a heavy price.
I think the reason of your unnecessary haste...
...is the kingship that Mr. Herbert promised you.
The kingship is slipping away from your hands, because he got arrested.
Not at all.
I'm not worried about myself...
...I worry about you more.
Because...
...I will report to Mr. Parvus when the day comes.
And you will get into trouble.
I can say that...
...I did everything in my power to save Mr. Herbert.
But Mr. Herzl...
...only pocketed the weapons.
You don't know me at all, Mr. Herzl.
I don't pity, I hurt.
He hurts, he's right.
What can we do, anyway?
We bust nuts just even to take a document from the palace.
How do we rescue a prisoner?
Fortunately, thank Allah...
...I have a plan.
Pasha!
My Sultana.
I heard you went to Palestine for a mission.
Yes.
I did my job, thank Allah.
I am very happy to see you, my Pasha.
I got so worried that you could get harmed.
Thank you, my Sultana.
I went and returned safe and sound.
If you'll excuse me.
My Pasha.
I want to talk to you about something.
My Sultana.
There is one thing I need to take care of right away.
If you'll excuse me.
I always excuse you anyway, my Pasha.
Always.
We will return the weapons to Abdülhamid.
I think you are crazy.
Then we will recover the weapons at a much greater profit.
You just tell me where Mr. Parvus gets these weapons.
From the Old Wolf...
...Basil Zaharoff.
Basil Zaharoff.
Mr. Herzl...
...send news to Mr. Zaharoff immediately.
Tell him that the weapons are in the possession of Abdülhamid...
...and that he should come and take it back.
I'll take care of the rest.
I hope this plan works.
It will work, it will work.
We asked this British infidel.
From what tree do you want your coffin?
Put him in an oak coffin and sent him to London.
Send our condolences reporting sadness...
...for the British man who was killed mercilessly...
...by Mr. Herbert, the Colonial Undersecretary.
To the Queen.
And write this below...
...The Ottoman nation, the servants of Allah...
...who takes revenge by setting the cruel against the cruel....
...and then takes revenge on the other cruel.
By your command, my Sovereign.
So, what shall we do with this Mr. Herbert?
He is now in prison.
His turn will also come, son.
His turn will come, too.
Welcome, sir.
Do you know the writer, Samir Effendi?
Yes, sir. He comes regularly. But I haven't seen him today.
Samir Effendi will be here soon.
I want you to give him this note.
As you command, sir.
Thank you, sir, thank you.
We arrested an English spy...
...and they sent us an undersecretary.
Now it seems, to save her undersecretary...
...the Queen will come personally.
Even if she does, she can't take.
That document in front you, says you want to be an Ottoman citizen.
Sign it.
Sign it and get judged in our courts.
You made me kill him!
You made a plot against me and made me kill my man.
If I were you, I would sign.
The one who made you do this...
...what else can he do, think about it.
I won't sign.
You have to give me back to my country.
I am an English undersecretary.
So, you want to go back to England.
Do what he wants, son.
By your command, my Sultan.
Stop! Why do you let me go so easily?
You started to think!
Well done.
Come on sign it.
Sign it, so that we don't have to hand you over.
You are a reasonable man...
...Mr. Herbert.
Inform the Ministry of Justice!
Let them file this murderer's indictment.
As you command.