Do you want me to get Bassam to help you? Hakim: Yeah. He went against his own nature to save his brother. I have a chance to finish what he started, but I know you're the only one in the way of making that happen. Jamal: That is right. John: So, you want to have a coup, oust your own brother? The father, to ensure the purity of his son's wife. We're all going back as a family starting next monday. We're going home for a week. We're partners in a political process. With him. Yussef?
Plan: A: his father; Q: Who's legacy is Bassam trying to fulfill? A: his brother; Q: Who feels incompetent as a ruler? A: Yussef; Q: Who does Bassam hatch a secret plot with? A: Jamal; Q: Who does Bassam want to oust? A: Abuddin; Q: What is the name of the country? A: Hakim; Q: Who refuses to get involved in the coup? A: a quagmire; Q: What is Bassam in when he tries to force his family to go back home for a week? A: his wife; Q: Who does Bassam aggravate? Summary: Bassam starts to fulfill his father's legacy. Realizing that his brother feels incompetent as a ruler, he hatches a secret plot with Yussef to oust Jamal so that Bassam could ideally establish Abuddin the way his father had wanted. Meanwhile, things go awry when Hakim, the critical member of the coup, refuses to get involved. Also, Bassam is in a quagmire when he tries to force his family to go back home for a week, aggravating his wife in the process.