This reflects the broadcast episodes, but Netflix, unbound by ads and other necessities, has divided the longer episodes into portions less than an hour. This covers E01 & E02 on NF. Friends at the front, Seyit and Petro, have a falling out when Petro disobeys orders. 1916, Petrograd, Seyit and Sura see each other at a lavish ball and neither can deny the instant attraction. A jealous Baroness tries to damage the new found relationship by gossiping to Sura about Seyit the Wolf.

Covers E03 & E04 as shown on Netflix. Seyit quickly identifies the person who hurt Sura, but he's not very perceptive to see the jealousy and resentment in Petro. Seyit and Sura both grieve over the confusion that has beset their new relationship, but they do so separately while others plan separate futures for them. Just as they resolve the misunderstandings, Seyit must leave to serve at the front.

Covers E05 & E06 as shown on Netflix. Seyit and Celil are commanding troops at the front when tragedy strikes. Petro shows he is capable of doing anything to obtain what he desires in love or war. At home, country and city, the rebels are becoming more and more bold. Families apply pressure to assure that desirable marriages are arranged and Sura comes under attack and criticism for her love of Seyit.

Covers E07 and E08 as shown on Netflix. Spring 1917. The country is in crisis and the Tsar is no longer in power. Communications are broken, the soldiers and noble families are in hiding and no one knows who to trust. Chaos and danger reign above all.

Covers E09 and E10 as shown on Netflix. Spring 1917. The rebels pursue Seyit, Sura, Celil and Tatya as they make their way south to Alushta, Crimea. The homecoming was not a very joyful time. They become aware of the dangers in Alushta and those that followed them from Petrograd.