Sttanight about 9.35pm on Channel 5 the third installment of the Turkish series is aired The girl and the officerbased on a true story. Three new episodes – 7, 8 and 9 – in which the great love of Seyit and Sura he is put to the test by the hardships they have to overcome and by the enemies they have to watch their backs from.
The girl and the officerthird installment
Last episode ended the admission of Kurt Seyit Eminof (Kivanc Tatlitug) to the hospital. Now he awakens and, after convalescence, returns to Petrograd. Here Celil Kamilof (Ushan Çakir) and Tatya inform him of the riots that hit the city at the hands of the rebels, following the abdication of the Tsar.
Celil and Seyit decide to leave for Crimea and visit Sura (Farah Zeynep Abdullah). First they stop by Petro Bornisky (Birkan Sokullu)who is amazed to see that Seyit is still alive. They confide that they will also stop by Misa (Berk Erçer) and Borinsky advises them to be on their guard because there’s bad blood between Misa and the rebels.
The bonhomie hides, in reality, a more acute plan. Petro sets a trap first for Misa and then for Celil and Seyit. In this second case, the plan fails and the two are saved. For its part, Sura still doesn’t know anything and is distraught with grief. In previous episodes, in fact, Petro told her that Seyit is dead. So, he is about to move to his aunt’s house with his mother and sisters. The episode ends with the discovery of Güzide (Elçin Sangu): the man she is in love with does not belong to the Eminof family.
“The Girl and the Officer”, Kivanc Tatlitug and Farah Zeynep Abdullah are Kurt Seyit Eminof and Sura Verjenskaya. (Mediaset)
Seyit and Sura together again
In the eighth episode, the plot revolves around the feeling that binds Seyit to Suradespite the distance. He hasn’t forgotten her beloved and can’t wait to hug her again. Together with Celil and Tatya reaches Kislovodsk, sure of meeting her. Contrary to what was hoped, when they show up at his house, they find that the house has been completely destroyed. There are no traces of the Verjenskaya family and they fear that something terrible has happened.
Instead, fate finally helps them and brings them together. It seems like the happy ending to a troubled story, but the obstacles to overcome are just beginning. Seyit is certain that Sura is the love of his life. He doesn’t want to give it up he is willing to do anything to spend the rest of his days with her. However, her family doesn’t hold her in high esteem and when he shows up to ask for her hand, he doesn’t get the favor he hoped for.
Meanwhile Misa is captured by the rebels. Same fate also for Petro’s parentsbut in this case it would be a transversal revenge to hit the son. His actions, his subversive and diabolical plans to which he is accustomed have attracted the attention of those who now suspect that he is not as loyal as he wants to believe. In Alusta, Crimea, Zahide Eminof (Şefika Tolun) and the children hope that Seyit will return home safely. Mirza (Serdar Gökhan), Seyit’s father, former colonel of the Tsar’s Imperial Guard, shows no particular enthusiasm.
Kivanç Tatlitug and Farah Zeynep Abdullah are Kurt and Sura in the series “The Girl and the Officer”. (Mediaset)
The girl and the officerthe ending of the second episode
It turns out that what disturbs Mirza is the content of a letter sent by Seyit while he was at the front. In the letter he reveals to them that he did a promise he wants to keep before returning home. Unaware of the latest events concerning his son’s life, he racks his brain in search of answers that no one can provide him except Seyit.
Petro rescues his parents from captivity, but his father discovers that he has betrayed the Tsar and repudiates him. His thirst for revenge does not stop and leads him to act once again. He decides to go south together with several revolutionaries. His goal is stop Seyit and Celil, who are heading towards the Crimea together with Sura and Tatya.
To do this, he wants to use the name of Misa, who Celil and Seyit consider a traitor thanks to the falsehoods previously pronounced by Petro himself. The ninth episode ends with a twist which could get Borinsky in trouble: Misa is freed and the journey to the Crimea begins.
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