Ghazi Osman Pasha.
You sighed and we all became worried, by Allah.
What should I do Mahmud Pasha?!
I'm in pain.
My son Celal has no grave, even to visit and pray for him.
His tomb is now all Ottoman land, Pasha.
That's right.
But imagine how painful it is to die by drowning.
First, you sink deep into the sea...
...then you stop breathing.
Then water flows into your mouths like this, Tahsin Pasha.
The fish are even worse.
Those hungry fish eat people, it's very bad.
Don't make us more hurt by saying bad things like this.
This is also true.
Basically, we are sad for our son Celal.
Of course.
Our son Celal always wanted to be martyr.
I don't grieve for him but for our State.
Our son Celal, with the love in his heart for his job and his country...
...has crossed so many seas and so many mountains.
And destroyed a lot of fronts of the enemies.
And the muzzle of his gun always pointed at the enemies.
But I fear that his drowning will be for nothing...
...and his useless death did not lead him to the rank of martyrdom.
Don't you know the story of Khalid ibn al-Walid, Pasha?
He spent his life in battles as a sword of Islam.
There was no place left on his body that would...
...not be stabbed by a spear or a sword strike.
But when he fell ill...
...he said "I didn't expect to die like a camel in my bed like this".
Whoever faces death in the arenas of truth steadfastly,...
...like Khalid ibn al-Walid is he not a martyr?
A martyr, of course.
Celal is like a son worthy of our ancestors.
He faced death standing.
Celal is a martyr of his intention and his work.
-İnşallah. -İnşallah.
Have a seat.
Our son Celal was shot in the chest.
Their boat was attacked.
This information surprised me very much, my Sovereign.
Are we sure?
Osman Pasha.
Celal and your son Kemaleddin Pasha are friends in arms.
They are comrades and brothers.
We are very sad for that, my Sovereign.
When the accident happened...
...Kemaleddin Pasha's coat was on Celal's back.
The coat was found on the shore.
The officers took it and brought it to me.
There was a mark on his chest.
A bullet mark.
In his chest.
Interesting.
Who did this, my Sovereign?
A coward, Pasha.
A coward!
Celal died during the clash.
Even if the bullet hit Celal first...
...its ultimate goal is our State.
It is our honour and our future.
If our power is not enough to find and punish the one who fired...
...then, facing death is a debt in our necks.
What about the weapons, my Sovereign?
What happened to the weapons that were on the boat?
They must have taken them, but we'll find them.
No one can stand in the way of the strength of our State, inşallah.
However, Pashas...
...we must cooperate and find those weapons before they take more lives.
Leave that to me, Mahmud Pasha.
It is enough for you to raise youth like Celal for our future.
As long as we work...
...as long as we serve the nation...
...and raise the status of our State...
There will be people who will attack us.
What caused this attack then?
Our campaign to build the railway, my Sovereign.
It is true what you say Pasha.
When we paid off the debts of those before us...
...the attacks began.
What is the situation of the aid for the railroad, Pasha?
My Sovereign, both the high officials of the State and the people...
...started to consider the situation as a matter of honour.
The interest and demand for the railroad is great, my Sovereign.
We have no fear in this matter, my Sovereign.
Thank Allah.
You may leave.
Tahsin Pasha.
Our work with you is not over.
I save the days that I'll breathe freely...
...to the time when Allah will be pleased with us, my Sovereign.
Sarah Hedaya's situation is getting worse, my Sovereign.
But it seems that she has no intention of talking.
In the absence of death, there are many who challenge, Pasha.
But when death comes in full horror...
...it makes everyone who claims heroism shriek in fear.
As you command, my Sovereign.
Has Zaharoff Effendi been summoned?
He was summoned, my Sovereign.
Excellent.
Are you going to kill me?
I came here hoping to survive.
If you want to live either you speak...
...or you kill me.
Take this.
Take it!
My soul mate...
...who killed my soul mate Celaleddin?
Who attacked that boat?
I don't know.
Either kill me or speak up!
Because either we kill whoever kills our brothers...
...or we give our lives in order to avenge them!
The rest is torment for us!
What did you want from our homeland?
From our Sovereign?
What do you want from our religion?
Either kill me or speak up!
Please, I'm innocent.
I don't know anything.
Pull the trigger.
Pull the trigger!
You are vicious killers.
Killers!
You took my brother from me.
Murderers!
You can't do without the bloodshed, can you?
Pull the trigger!
Pull it! Pull it!
Come on, pull it!
Pray for our great Sovereign.
Without him, I would have torn you here and extracted your liver.
You took my brother.
If you want to live, you will say something of value.
Otherwise, you will die here slowly!
By the way...
...keep this in your mind.
You can't finish us off by killing us.
Close the door. -As you command, Pasha.
-Selamünaleyküm. -Aleykümselam.
Here's some great coffee for you.
How is the news? Did you find the trail of pigs?
We found it, agha.
Hiram bought lots of pigs from the farm.
He did what he deserved, that shepherd of pigs.
He took my dearest from me.
I swear...
...I will throw his liver in front of his herd.
I pray to Allah for one thing.
To make me a reason to end his torment.
You go ahead and follow the trail of the pigs.
And ask the non-Muslim butchers...
...if any of them slaughtered lots of pigs.
My condolences for your soldiers who died, my Sultan.
If you called me here for the sunken guns...
This is not important.
One Ottoman soldier is more precious than all of my weapons.
Your weapons have not sunk, Zaharoff Effendi.
My men confirmed that the boat sank, my Sultan.
My soldiers were martyred.
However, they did not drown, they were shot.
The boat sank, but the weapons did not sink.
The boat sank, but weapons didn't.
How could that happen, my Sultan?
There was a scheme to sink the boat.
That is treason.
The weapons were taken and that is a fact.
You'll find those weapons, and that's my order.
This is a great plot, my Sultan.
How can I find those weapons?
You smell weapons, Zaharoff Effendi.
If the weapons are yours...
...you are responsible of the bullet that comes out of the barrel.
Find the weapons.
Otherwise your other ship loaded with weapons in the Black Sea will sink.
The muzzles of war cannons are directed at the ship.
Do not worry, my Sultan.
I'll do my best.
You'll worry, not me.
Find those weapons before our wrath finds you.
We overcame a lot of difficulties to be able to get these weapons.
Lots of lives were lost even before a single bullet was shot.
Our son Celal...
...was a capable officer.
Yes, he was.
I heard what they did in Palestine.
He held the banner of Barbaros...
...and tried to teach the Jews a lesson.
And now he is drowning in the sea where Barbaros ruled for years.
Mahmud Pasha.
Do you know what is the greatest threat to a Jew?
You being a Jew.
The Ottomans.
But didn't the Jews live in peace for hundreds of years in these lands?
That is the problem.
The Ottoman Empire is a State with a fair system.
And the Jews lived here in peace.
They did the trade they wanted.
And they never thought of establishing their own State.
It means that you are determined to kill those Jews.
If I cannot establish the State of the Jews today...
...my successors will establish it...
...with the blood of the Jews, Mahmud Pasha.
With my thoughts and the blood of our fellow Jews we lost.
Shema Israel.
What is wrong sir?
Well well well.
If I had one of these in my time...
...see if a single bullet from Hiram's hands would go to waste?
We did our job, Hiram. What did you do?
Everything is ready, Pasha.
Spring has come.
Boarding children in Armenian schools go out for picnics.
And I prepared a wonderful feast for them.
Which one of you came up with the idea of ​​using children...
...so that you could put the bomb next to the bank?
Whose idea do you think?
It is impossible to put the bomb near the bank...
...without being noticed by Abdülhamid's spies, Pasha.
The Armenian school is close to the bank.
When the students go out, I will leave each one a gift in their bag.
The next day when the clashes begin...
...bombs will be ready at the school.
And the rest is easy.
Let's accept it, it's not a bad plan after all.
And when the parents of the kidnapped Armenians hit the streets...
...it will most likely get messy.
Let's hope they don't raise hell.
My dear Naime, my beautiful daughter.
My Sovereign.
Is our daughter Naime okay?
The doctors just left.
They gave her medicine. She'll wake up.
Her fever will go down, inşallah.
İnşallah.
Do you remember, she got sick like this when she was six?
She was holding my fingers with her tiny hands...
...and saying don't go, dad.
I remember of course.
And now these hands have grown.
And the words grew.
And those lips whisper other secrets now.
Motherhood and fatherhood are the two most difficult tasks in the universe.
You are right, my Sovereign.
Their worries and problems never end.
I want to see our daughter Naime getting married.
İnşallah.
Every father wants to marry his daughter...
...to person devoted to his religion, State and home.
Ask our daughter in a proper way when she wakes up.
Selamünaleyküm, father.
Aleykümselam.
You went without saying anything.
What is the benefit that we have seen from...
...the words that we have said to this day, Ömer?
My heart and my eyes were filled...
...with the fire of revenge for my mother, father.
I can't see anything else.
My soul went into that grave with my mother.
And it won't come out as long as I don't kill that ignoble filth.
Look, son.
Revenge is right.
But it is for he who knows the truth.
Our master Hazrat Ali...
...confronted his enemy in the jihad field one day.
And while he was about to kill that infidel with his sword...
...the man spat in the face of our master Hazrat Ali.
Hazrat Ali turned to the man and said, "You are free."
The man was astonished.
He couldn't help it and asked him.
He said, "Why did you give up...
...just when you were about to kill me?
Ali, may Allah be pleased with him, said to him...
..."I was fighting you for the sake of Allah.
And I was going to kill you to please him.
But you spat in my face.
And I got angry.
If I kill you now...
...I would've killed you for myself, not for the sake of Allah.
And that's why I let you go free.
Selamünaleyküm, Asım Amca.
Aleykümselam, my son.
Is there any thing new?
There is, my brother, there is.
I asked around the butchers.
What are they saying?
The filth gathered Armenian children...
He said he would give them food.
-Did you find out where he is? -I did, I did.
Come on, let's go and finish the cur off.
Yes, my daughter? You wanted to see me.
No, Auntie, it wasn't us.
I am the one who wanted to see her, Fehime.
Would you allow me and my aunt to talk privately?
Of course, and I was going out to the garden. So go ahead and talk.
Please sit.
What's wrong, my dear Hatice? You sent Fehime out.
What's going on?
My sea eyed girl, tell your aunt what happened?
Sultana Bidar.
She knows about my relationship with Kemaleddin...
...and I don't know what to do.
How is this possible, my daughter? Where did she hear?
Fehime, Auntie, she tells Sultana Bidar everything she hears.
Fehime?
So she was the one who told her about the letter...
...we were going to write to your father.
-Probably. -O Allah!
But no one knew about Kemaleddin except you and Fehime.
The poor woman thinks she will be happier...
...if she is closer to Sultana Bidar.
How can she think of something like that? How does she trust Bidar?
It's as if she doesn't know...
My poor daughter, my dear Fehime.
This is not the real issue, Auntie.
Sultana Bidar knows that it is you...
...who will take care of the wedding...
...and that you took it upon yourself...
...in order to delay Sabahaddin Effendi's wedding.
How do you know that? Did she say something to you?
No, she didn't.
Please don't do anything else about it.
Are you sure, my daughter?
Okay then, as you wish.
What are you going to do about Makbule?
Don't think about it, my daughter.
Your aunt will find a solution.
But first we must teach Bidar and Fehime a lesson.
It is well known that the one who gossips...
...should face the consequences, Hatice.
Look at that ignoble filth, you'd think he's a charitable person.
What are you saying, brother? We saw him dressed as a monk...
...and being robbed, we rescued him from an Armenian gang.
Brother, tell us what to do. Then we'll finish them off,
Let's get behind them.
You catch the rest of the men and leave the filth Hiram to me.
When I put a gun to that cur's head...
...there'll be nothing left to do.
Come on then, let's go.
It is very new.
Excellent.
Mr. Zaharoff.
How are you?
Now I'm fine.
Mr. Herzl.
I think it would be better if you keep this.
Because this a madman! We can't predict what he can do.
If he kills me, you know that it would be inappropriate...
...for such a thing to be found on the body of an Ottoman Pasha.
Now he's killed three people, that's going to keep him quiet for a while.
Mr. Zaharoff, these dead people smell so bad, don't they?
Carrion crows smell worse when they are alive...
...than when they are dead.
As long as they don't try to seize Vasil Zaharoff's weapons...
...the crows will have a long life.
Your weapons were not sunk, Mr. Zaharoff.
Moreover, Mr. Zaharoff, I will scratch out...
...the eyes of anyone who has an eye on your weapons.
Your benevolent attitude, Pasha, is what keeps you alive.
Take the weapons.
Mr. Parvus sent us these weapons.
These weapons are mine.
They were requested by Mr. Parvus, and I gave them.
Okay, but Mr. Parvus will not be happy about this situation.
I am not in a position to think of Mr. Parvus's satisfaction.
Sultan Abdülhamid's hand is on my neck.
I am in a difficult situation.
And I can't stand anyone holding my hand.
I will pull the trigger without hesitation.
If I don't give him the weapons...
...Sultan Abdülhamid will sink my ship in the Black Sea.
If the Sultan wants weapons...
...he will get them.
What happened to your eye?
Do you want to see boy?
Look.
I'll give you the biggest piece of the meat.
Saintly monks have eyes on the back of their heads, Ömer.
When I blow your head you will go blind.
I will cut this child's throat before you touch the trigger, Ömer.
Whatever you do, I will avenge my mother.
I will blow your filthy head off!
Your mother has decomposed under the dirt and you still want revenge.
You filth! You won't even have a grave!
Our Sovereign would not have asked you to do this, Ömer Effendi!
Let him discover the secret of our master Hazrat Ali...
...and then come to us.
If I killed you now...
...I would have killed you not to please Allah, but for myself.
Gentlemen!
If you take revenge on me, this place will turn into a pool of blood, Ömer.
The time will come and I will take your soul...
...not for my sake, but for the sake of my religion.
Back off Back off!
If you want your friend to live, follow me.
Come on walk or else I will slaughter him.
Well done. I like you, boy.
Don't try to follow me, or I'll kill all these kids.
You are very fast, Zaharoff Effendi.
If I didn't know the guns were transferred to your ship...
...I'd think you took them.
My Sovereign.
It would have been the stupidest thing I could do in my life...
...to go against the most political and cunning sultan of the world...
...who offers me coffee.
So?
The weapons?
I resolved the issue definitively in order to get rid...
...of this issue completely and not to hinder me again.
In the meantime, one of the commissioned officers...
...of the station must be called out.
We no longer have a problem with the weapons.
The traitors were punished, my Sovereign.
They're all yours.
Why did you give the men such punishment?
I tried to get them to talk, but they were not going to talk.
Justice, Zaharoff Effendi.
If there will be a punishment, it has to be given justly.
My Sovereign, these were bloodthirsty killers.
I was born and raised in Muğla.
I know the Sharia.
The punishment for those men who killed your soldiers...
...and stole the weapons is retaliation.
I made the judgment, forgive me.
You know the Sharia...
...but you don't know it fully.
If a punishment will be made...
...the consent of those who have the right to retaliate must be taken.
My Sovereign, our ship--
Rest assured, Zaharoff Effendi.
But control your weapons.
You just can't get away that easily the next time.
I will tell you something, Sabahaddin.
We were never men of these areas, you know?
You are right, father.
We're not.
Put down your newspapers, gentlemen. I have news for you.
My dear Seniha.
My Sultana.
In my opinion, you are the main topic in the headlines...
...of all the news published until today, Seniha.
And I don't know anyone but you, Seniha.
Mahmud, stop talking nonsense.
I said I have news for you.
Unfortunately, my niece Hatice gave up on getting married.
No way!
The daughter of my uncle, the former Sultan Murad...
...is giving up on marrying.
How important is this to us, mother?
Sabahaddin. Son.
My effort, my concern and my grief are all for you.
If Hatice would marry too...
...your marriage would have been postponed and forgotten.
It would have gone with time in a way.
Never bother yourself, mother.
Let me tell you a way to end this problem.
-What is the way, son? -Abdülkadir.
Our Şehzade, who doesn't promise a decent future to anyone.
He hit his hand on the table like a lion.
I love that boy, you know?
-Father. -Mahmud.
Okay okay.
He's breaking off his engagement.
Abdülkadir?
With Pakize?
It's not that easy.
By Allah, that's what reason says, mother.
Rescue me from this marriage that you got me into.
Otherwise...
...I know what to do, too.
Don't ever forget that.
Let's see, Mahmud Pasha...
What do we do now?
Seniha.
This is difficult.
The issue with the chubby girl is not an easy one.
You shouldn't have made that move on behalf of Sabahaddin.
You were wrong there.
As if I did it for my satisfaction, Mahmud.
You're the reason this thing got into this situation.
Don't make me talk now!
Seniha.
A wonderful idea came to my mind when you widened your eyes like that.
Just listen to me, listen.
Now.
Sultana Bidar is pressing you...
...with the issue of Sabahaddin's marriage, isn't she?
She's not just pressing.
She is attacking me from all sides.
Okay then.
And you will open a new battlefront...
...through the topic of Şehzade Abdülkadir and Pakize.
It's a shame. Does a Şehzade break off his engagement?
Does he play with the heart and feelings of a young girl?
It's a great shame.
You are very right, Mahmud.
It's too shameful.
Besides, instead of meddling with us...
...Bidar Kadın should take care of her son.
Shouldn't she?
I congratulate you.
My dear Seniha.
Stop it, the fatso is coming.
-Come, my daughter. -Come, my daughter.
Thank you.
Be happy, my health daughter.
Sit down, my daughter, Sabahaddin is out anyway.
Drink his coffee.
I should go, too.
Where are you going, Mahmud?
Work, Seniha.
State affairs.
Come on.
Sit down, my dear, and don't be shy.
My Sovereign.
Osman came from the Söğüt Regiment.
He brings news of Ömer Effendi.
Let him in.
Come in.
Son. Tell me.
My Sovereign, Ömer Effendi caught Hiram.
This infidel...
...had gathered Armenian students in the picnic area...
...and was handing out food to them.
When Ömer Effendi found an opportunity...
...he put his gun on Hiram's head.
-And then? -He didn't pull the trigger.
That filth Hiram took the children hostage.
Ömer couldn't do it, he didn't pull the trigger.
Take a closer look at the students, Pasha.
As you command, my Sovereign.
Since our son Ömer didn't pull the trigger...
...he discovered the secret of our master Hazrat Ali.
That is obvious.
He knows now.
And it's time for him to mature.
Go and tell him, son.
Tell him to dig under the marked pine tree in Yahya Effendi Garden...
...take what he finds there and come here.
As you command, my Sovereign.
We lost the weapons.
Where will we find new weapons?
I don't know, but this way, I'll lose the trust of the Armenians.
You have already lost the confidence of the Jews.
And now this.
Unfortunately.
I can't go back to Vienna.
If it is heard that I lost the money I collected from the Jews...
...in the stock market to Abdülhamid, that will be my end.
Theodor Herzl, the new and great leader of the Zionists...
...doesn't have the reputation and confidence...
...to even open a grocery store in Vienna now?
It's not the time to joke.
Mr. Herzl.
Basically, there is no time for joking and death.
My friend Emmanuel Carasso.
-Welcome. -Well-received.
Emmanuel Carasso. Mahmud Pasha.
-Nice to meet you. -I am pleased too, Pasha.
With your tall shoulders and nose so high in the air...
...it seems that your relationship with Sarah is going well.
We really forgot Ms. Sarah.
Where is Ms. Sarah?
With the great Sultan Abdülhamid.
With the great Sultan Abdülhamid?
You really know no bounds in joking, Mr. Carasso.
It is not permissible to joke about health, Pasha.
Sarah was poisoned and was on the verge of death.
Her survival was dependent on the treatment in the palace...
...so I took her to the palace.
What have you done, Mr. Carasso?
There is no limit to what you can really do.
That's why I don't want to fight with you.
Sarah is going to throw us all into the fire now.
Why would she throw us into the fire, Mahmud Pasha?
Because, Mr. Herzl, Sultan Abdülhamid...
...doesn't give anything to anyone even if it's water...
...if his State does not have an interest in the matter.
Ms. Sarah will surely get her health back.
But we will be dead because she will expose us.
Mahmud Pasha.
Just like we think of ourselves first...
...Sarah has to think of herself first, too.
She will not throw herself in the fire so that you do not get burned.
Mr. Herzl.
We didn't really care for Ms. Sarah much.
I'll go to the palace right away...
...and whisper some things in Abdülhamid's ear...
...before Ms. Sarah does it.
You must do it.
See you soon.