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Come on.
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Come on.
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Hey. It's a warship.
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Tell Gorm. Hurry.
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Wait. Look closely.
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They're Askeladd's ships.
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We finally made it back to the village.
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Well, we survived another year.
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And you still haven't died, Bjorn.
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We went pretty far.
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What?
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Hey. It's the sheep. They're still grazing them.
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They're trying to fatten them up.
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It looks like Gorm's still stingy as usual.
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Men.
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Thanks for your hard work this year.
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Enjoy the winter.
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Over there.
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NOVEMBER 1012 AD
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FEUDAL LORD GORM'S VILLAGE
JUTLAND PENINSULA
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There's so much treasure.
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They had a huge victory
in the land of the Franks.
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BEYOND THE EDGE OF THE SEA
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I'm impressed, Askeladd.
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-I heard some men died this year.
-Really?
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I wonder if they're going to look for new sailors again.
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Damn. I can't wait.
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If I'm going to sail, I want to sail with Askeladd.
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Idiot. You'd die within three days.
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Hey. Say you're sorry.
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What's wrong with that kid?
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Ready? One, two...
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Askeladd.
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Welcome home.
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Hey, girls.
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You're so cute.
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Hey. I brought you some necklaces.
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-I'll take it.
-I want a ring.
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Hey, Uncle Gorm.
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The girls here aren't modest at all. It's wonderful.
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I'm here to talk about a serious matter.
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Are you ready to listen?
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Listen.
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The cost to feed one of your men
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is one and one-fourth silver coins per day.
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You have 97 men,
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so that's 121 coins in total--
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You want to talk about money again?
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The price of pork increased this year.
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If you want to eat pork every day,
then you would need...
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Beer is charged separately.
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And if you add in the cost of lodging and firewood...
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Uncle, stop worrying.
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We earned a lot this year.
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Give my men plenty of booze and food.
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I'll pay.
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That's what I was waiting to hear.
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I'll buy you a drink.
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Bring the celebratory drinks.
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We have some good wine, right? Bring it here.
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One, two, three...
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Uncle. Do you really love money so much?
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Is there anyone who doesn't?
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Money is great. Just looking at it makes me happy.
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Hey, Hordaland. What are you doing?
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Hurry up, and bring the wine.
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Yes, sir.
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Oh, dear. What a troublesome woman.
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What a weird name.
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That slave girl. Hordaland?
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-It's the name of a region in Norway.
-Yeah.
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I bought her recently.
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She's the daughter of a feudal lord,
but her family lost a battle, and fell to ruin.
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She's a beautiful girl, and she was expensive.
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But she's slow at work.
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Rich girls are useless.
They just have a lot of pride.
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-By the way, Uncle...
-What?
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Can I ask you to be my witness?
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I'm scheduled for a duel before dinner.
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A duel?
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And...
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It's not the slave's fault that she's useless.
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You're just bad at using her.
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What did you say?
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You can make use of anyone...
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with the right approach.
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What?
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What's going on?
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It's a duel.
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You can do it, kid.
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Do it. Don't lose to him.
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In the name of Odin,
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the duel between Thorfinn
and Askeladd is about to begin.
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Each man may choose their own weapon.
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If you fight with honor,
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your soul shall pass through the gates of Valhalla,
even if you shall die.
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Seriously?
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He's one of Askeladd's men?
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Maybe he'd let even someone
like me sail with him too.
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-He's kind of cute, right?
-What?
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Askeladd has more money. And he's strong.
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The reason for this duel is for Thorfinn
to avenge his father's death.
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-Are there any objections?
-No.
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No.
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Then begin.
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Unbelievable. Thorfinn's so stubborn.
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Go.
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You can do it.
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Do it.
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You...
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got taller.
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How old are you now?
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You were still only this tall back then--
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Thorfinn attacked.
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He got up close.
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You should go along with making small-talk...
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with old men.
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-He got up.
-He's okay.
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He sent him flying with a single hit.
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Idiot. Thorfinn jumped.
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He knows that the one with the dagger has the advantage
at close range.
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He's stronger now.
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-Nice, kid.
-Askeladd.
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Do it.
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He's good.
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Damn.
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Nice.
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Get him.
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Hang in there, kid.
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Hey, Thorfinn.
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Your father... What was his name?
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Tho... Tho... Tho...
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It's Thors.
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Thors. That's right.
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Getting old is making me forgetful.
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But you know...
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I know you're in the middle of getting revenge,
so I feel bad saying this.
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I've killed a lot of people, you know.
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I can't quite remember your father.
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Did I really kill him?
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Did I kill Thoril?
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Hey. Do you remember how I killed him?
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What if...?
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Well, maybe you're wrong.
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You bastard.
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If you had fought him with honor,
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my father would never have lost to you.
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During that fight,
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you...
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You took me hostage.
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Oh, that's right. I remember now.
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He's that idiot who put down his sword
to save a kid's life.
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What did he do just now?
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Don't get so worked up.
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You haven't trained enough, kid.
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Damn you.
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Bjorn. Pick him up.
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Sure.
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I'm hungry.
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Oh, that's right.
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Uncle.
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I want to eat some lamb breast.
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Roasted with herbs.
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I've been waiting for this.
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It's so cold.
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Hey. Aren't you supposed to guard the ship?
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I got out of it. Thorfinn said he doesn't want to switch.
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You mean he's in a bad mood because he lost?
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He's always been like that.
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He feels comfortable there.
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It used to be his father's ship.
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Just leave him alone.
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Not bad.
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Askeladd.
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Today's duel was amazing.
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What? Really?
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You threw him at the end, right?
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How did you do that? That was so cool.
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But you know, captain...
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Are you sure about taking a kid
like him sailing with you?
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What if he attacks you while you sleep?
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I'll be fine.
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He could never do it.
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What do you mean?
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He's a warrior, too, you know.
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He'd only accept victory with honor.
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He's held back by his past, and his pride.
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It's you again, Horda.
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You're in the way. Clean it up. Hurry.
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You're not a noblewoman anymore.
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Stand up, you clumsy girl.
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I don't get it.
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If I had to live without pride,
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I'd rather kill myself.
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What's wrong? Did I say something funny?
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No. It's not you.
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Look.
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It's terrible.
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Don't forget, you're just a slave.
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The guy who's a slave to money holds a whip,
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and pretends to be the master
of the slave he bought with his money.
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He just doesn't realize it himself.
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Everyone is a slave to something.
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You upset?
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Father.
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Hey. Crybaby.
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Does it hurt, kid?
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Do you want to get revenge?
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Well, you're my son.
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If I told you not to seek revenge, you wouldn't listen.
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This is a problem.
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I don't know what to say.
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Maybe you'll just have to realize it on your own.
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I told you, right?
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You don't have any enemies.
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No one has any enemies.
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A true warrior doesn't need a sword...
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Master Gorm told me
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to bring you some food.
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Hey. Are you a slave too?
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What?
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Well, you're eating out here.
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I'm a warrior.
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Unlike you,
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I can eat wherever I like.
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Really?
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But I feel like you're the same as me.
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I have no idea how a slave feels.
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If I were you, I'd kill Gorm and run away.
I'd kill everyone who came after me too.
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Kill him? I could never kill someone.
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Then you'll be a slave for the rest of your life.
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It's your choice.
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If I run away...
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Run away as far as I can...
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If I run away to the other side of the ocean,
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then what's there?
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There's probably nothing there, right?
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No matter how far I go, it'd be the same as here.
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Just filled with wars, and slave traders.
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Far west,
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across the sea,
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there is a land called
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Vinland.
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It's warm.
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And fertile.
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A faraway land,
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where neither slave traders
nor the flames of war reach.
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No one would be able
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to find you there.
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Does such a place truly exist?
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AUGUST 1013 AD
VICINITY OF JELLING, DENMARK
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The finest warriors
from clans all over Denmark are gathering.
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In addition,
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four of our Jomsvikings brigades are hastening
to join them.
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Everything is proceeding as planned
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for the upcoming campaign.
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The time has finally come.
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We must show those insolent English scoundrels
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the power of the king.
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Sir.
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Yes, sir.
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We will fight without yield
to achieve Your Highness's goal of capturing England.
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Where's Canute?
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He's here, right?
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Yes.
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His Highness has already arrived in Jelling.
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He's resting to prepare to march.
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Your Highness. Are you sure,
you don't want to change your mind?
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Ragnar.
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There's no need for His Highness Canute
to come along.
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He's a candidate to succeed the throne.
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I must give him a chance
to display valor on the battlefield,
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so that he doesn't lose to his brother Harald.
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But His Highness doesn't
have much experience on the battlefield.
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Ragnar.
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I'm worried for Canute's safety as well.
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However, we're the leaders of the Vikings.
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If we don't demonstrate valor,
the people will not follow us.
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We shall sail tomorrow morning.
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In August of 1013 AD,
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a Danish and Viking fleet, led by King Sweyn,
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invaded the northern part of England,
starting from the Humber River.
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In the region of Gainsborough,
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five major cities were taken,
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and the main army continued
their advance south over land with great speed.
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They overran the region,
as they continued their advance.
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However, their steady advance came
to a temporary halt...
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LONDON
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at the merchant town of London.
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OCTOBER 1013 AD
LONDON, ENGLAND
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What's wrong? Bring it on.
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This is a fun war.
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