Lhe love story between Seyit and Sura is getting more and more interesting. In the fourth installment of the Turkish series The girl and the officer – airing tonight at 9.35pm on Channel 5 – the protagonists encounter a new obstacle to overcome. Fortunately they find those who have the courage to take their side, but the consequences will fall on everyone.
The girl and the officerthe plot of the fourth episode
In the first of three episodes, Sura (Farah Zeynep Abdullah) is worried about Tatya Tchouplkina (Eva Dedova), girlfriend of Cecil Kamilof (Ushan Çakir). The woman is obviously ill: she is very pale, she doesn’t feel well and has a heavy haemorrhage. She tries her best to stay close to her and contact a doctor so that she can intervene.
Unfortunately the visit establishes that Tatya had an abortion. Sura is very tried because she feared that her friend might die. Meanwhile Petro Borinsky (Birkan Sokullu) extends a hand to her. He does it not so much out of pure and simple altruism, but because he is in love with her and would like to be reciprocated.
Seyit (Kivanc Tatlitug) is in Alusta, Crimea, with family. He tells his parents and siblings that he is engaged and he also reveals Sura’s identity. Father Mirza (Serdar Gökhan) reacts very badly. Goes into a rage and orders him to cut ties with any Russian girl. Angry and disappointed, Seyit leaves the farm and takes a moment alone to think carefully. Meanwhile Sura suspects nothing and Petro reassures her. He tells her that certainly Seyit’s family will have nothing to object to their union and that they will welcome her with open arms.
Petro’s plan to destroy Seyit
The eleventh episode sees the clashes in the Crimea at the center. More and more men leave the fields to join in battle with the subversives. Mirza is still angry with his son, but he is also very worried about the contours that the protests are taking. Mahmut (Opal Özer), Seyit’s brother, is equally anxious and devises an escape plan together with Havva.
At the same time, he tells his father that he doesn’t agree at all with the behavior he reserved for Seyit. Meanwhile, Petro enters. He says he has news of Misa: he has become leader of the rebels and is on his way to the Crimea. He adds that he has discovered that he moves under a false name, that is, introducing himself as Borinsky.
Furthermore, he turns to the subversives to propose that they ambush Seyit. Borinsky’s plan to eliminate Misa and Seyit is now in motion.
Kivanç Tatlitug and Farah Zeynep Abdullah in “The Girl and the Officer”. (Mediaset)
The girl and the officerthe ending of the twelfth episode
In the twelfth episode, Cecil, Petro and Seyit roam the surrounding villages, aiming to find useful weapons. During their journey, they are faced with various difficulties. in Alusta, Osman (Baris Alpaykut), Seyit’s younger brother, delivers the letters to him which he received during the time spent at the front.
He does so in contravention of the wishes of his father, who has forbidden a contract between his son and Sura in every possible way. He doesn’t care, despite the risks that he could involve. Güzide (Elcin Sangu), then, overhears a conversation between Fatma and Yildiz and reacts suddenly. Finally, Mahmut also makes an unexpected decision.
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