All language subtitles for Vikings.S03E05.The.Usurper.Extended.720p.BluRay.x265.10Bit-Pahe.in_pista3

(IF I HAD A HEART PLAYING)

Tell me about Paris.

Again?
Please.

I only went there once.

Continue.

I was visiting
a monastery

in Frankia,
outside of Paris.

And one day, the monks
took me to see it.

It was amazing.

It just appears as if it
rises out of the water.

I've never in my whole life
seen anything like it.

It was like a dream.

It has these huge walls,
and inside the walls

are these buildings made
of marble and stone,

and churches,
such churches.

I remember the clamor of their bells,
calling the faithful to prayer.

But what I
remember more

is the beautiful women.

You never told me
that part before.

I almost

questioned my vows
of celibacy.

FLOKI: What are they
talking about?

Who?

Ragnar and
that priest.

Look at them,

huddled together.

It sickens me!

Don't worry about it.

Someone has to
worry about it, Rollo,

even if it's only me.

LOTHBROK: You are lucky.

Why?

Because you have
never been married.

I would not
come back here

if it weren't
for my children.

At least you
have children.

Porunn.

What is it, Bjorn?

Are you thirsty?

No.

I am not thirsty,

or hungry,

or really alive.

(MAN SHOUTING ORDERS)

Who were you
hoping to see?

Torstein.
Torstein.

Both of you?

Torstein is in Valhalla.

(INDISTINCT TALKING)

She will be all right.

Take her.

Where are my sons?

ROLLO: Siggy!

I have something
to tell you.

Siggy! Siggy!

I said, where
are my sons?

ROLLO: Siggy!

Rollo. Rollo...

Where is Siggy? I can't find her.
Rollo! Rollo...

Siggy is dead.

How?

Ubbe and Hvitserk fell through
the ice into a frozen lake.

Siggy saved their lives,
but she drowned.

And we could not
find the body.

The gods are mistaken.

No, the gods are
never mistaken.

This is my fault.

I did not treat her well.

It's the truth.

You all know it.

(VOICE BREAKING)
This is my fault.

LOTHBROK: Rollo!

Rollo!

Why was Siggy taking
care of our children?

We were taking it
in turns.

That day it just
happened to be Siggy.

On another day,
it could have been me.

I wasn't asking
you, Helga.

I was asking you.

Helga is right.

We three women took it in turn
to care for all our children.

See, I find that funny

considering that Siggy's
children are dead.

I must go see Porunn.

What are you
hiding, Helga?

Nothing.

What do you mean?

I can see it in your eyes.

ASLAUG: Porunn?
No! Don't come near.

Porunn...
No!

What is it?

How can I help?

I don't want any help.

Please.

How can you
help me with this?

(INDISTINCT TALKING)

(GRUNTS)

MAN 1: Rollo!

Would you like
another to drink?

Why not?

Give him another drink.

He hasn't drowned
his sorrows yet!

(ALL LAUGHING)

What did you say?

Listen to me.

I lost one of my sons
fighting for the Christians.

MAN 2: We have
all lost someone!

Brothers,
cousins, friends.

What is so special
about you?

(MEN LAUGHING)

You should know better
than to mess with me!

Look at him!
Look at yourself!

Now if you were Ragnar,
no problem!

BJORN: Uncle, stop!

(MEN CHEERING)

(BOTH GRUNTING)

What're you doing?
Stop! Don't be stupid!

They'll kill you.
They can try.

Get back!

I can't let you do this.

Get out of my way, Bjorn!

I do not want
to kill you.

If it's what the gods wish,
then so be it, huh?

(BOTH GRUNTING)

(GRUNTS)

ROLLO: I'll fight you all!

(GRUNTING)

(MEN CHEERING)

(ROARING)

Finish him!

MAN: Finish him!

Get up!
Get up!

Hit me!

Hit me!

(GRUNTS)

(THUDS)

(MEN CHEERING)

Why did you leave Siggy
to look after my sons?

I told you.

Why did the boys walk
over a frozen lake?

What do you think
made them do it?

They are curious.
Just like their father.

Is that all?

What else can
I tell you?

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

Don't you want
to have sex?

What is it?

You had so much sex in
England you don't need it?

LAGERTHA: Perhaps more of our people
can go and join the settlement.

Yes.

(CHUCKLING) They can go
and work for a Christian king,

in a Christian country.

Perhaps they can also
become Christians.

Why not?

Whatever they choose
to do will be up to them.

Who asked you, priest?

Floki!
What?

He is a Christian.

He's always
been a Christian.

I don't know why
Ragnar listens to him.

ATHELSTAN: It's true.

I don't know why
Ragnar listens to me.

Not when he can
listen to you, Floki.

Good night.

May the gods keep you.

Bjorn!

What?

What do you mean "what"?
What happened to you?

I got into a fight
with my uncle.

You fought with Rollo?

I wanted to stop
them killing him.

I don't understand.

It doesn't matter.

LAGERTHA: Are you
going to see Porunn?

(SIGHS)

No. She does not
want to see me.

If she needs me,
she will tell me.

She is a woman,
not a child.

Good night.

What are you hiding?

I'm not a fool, Helga.

Something happened here
when we were away.

Something happened that
led to the death of Siggy.

Even Ragnar knows that.

But he doesn't know
what happened.

And you do,

don't you, Helga?

A wanderer came here.

We had all dreamed of him.
Aslaug, Siggy and me.

He said his name
was Harbard.

And he possessed
some gifts.

He told stories,
and he could cure people.

He cured Ivar
of his pains.

His name was Harbard?
Yes.

That is what he said.

And what else did
he do, this Harbard?

He seduced Aslaug.

She slept with him.

It was because of him

that she was not looking
after the children.

And this... He said
his name was Harbard?

Are you sure
he said that?

Yes, he said that.

But what does it matter?

He took Aslaug away
from the children.

It was his fault
that Siggy died.

No. Not his fault.

Her fault, your fault,
everyone's fault.

What do you mean?

You frighten me.

Harbard is not
a human being.

Harbard is a god.

He came to visit.

And such a visit must
always be celebrated.

Even if it
leads to death?

If it leads to death,
it also leads to life.

That is the way
with the gods.

That is what Ragnar
must understand.

But I don't want
to tell Ragnar.

It is not my business
to tell Ragnar.

No, no, no.

No, you're right.

It is my business.

I must speak to Earl Ingstad!

I must speak to Earl Ingstad!

(GRUNTS)

I must speak to Earl Ingstad!
Inside.

Earl Ingstad,
we just heard of your return.

There is some news.

Your properties,
your lands, your earldom,

all have been usurped.

Say again.
It's the truth.

You have been
removed from power.

Forgive me.
I am only the messenger.

Who has done this?
Who has usurped me?

Kalf.

Kalf.

That's impossible.

And yet it has
happened.

Kalf has made himself
the new Earl of Hedeby.

LAGERTHA: I supported you in
Wessex, now you must support me.

Together we can
overthrow this usurper.

Firstly, you came to Wessex
of your own volition.

Secondly, if there
is a civil war,

many of our own
people will die.

Is your earldom really
that important to you?

Yes.
Why?

Because it is
rightfully mine!

(GROANS)

Well, there is never much use
in arguing with you, Lagertha.

We shall go
and talk to him.

Who is Harbard?

Who is Harbard?

(TAPPING BOWL)

Who is Harbard?

You want to know?

I'll tell you
about Harbard.

I'll tell you about
who he was to your son.

The son you
leave behind.

When you went away,
Harbard helped him.

He took away
Ivar's pain.

Look how
peaceful he is.

He's sleeping.

He never slept before.

And it was Harbard
who stopped his suffering.

Was he good?

This Harbard?

Yes, he was
a good man.

(CRYING)

(BELL TOLLING)

(GASPS)

Judith?

Yes.

What's the matter
with you, Judith, hmm?

You have been like this
for many days now.

Are you ill?

Do you want me to call
the physician monk?

No.

There is nothing he can
do for my condition.

Condition?

What condition?

Answer me!

(GASPS)
I am your husband.

I am with child.
What?

I am with child.

Well, that's impossible.

We have not slept together
as man and wife

since our son was born.

You told me...
It is true.

Whose child is it?
Huh?

(SNIFFLING)

Whose child is it?

(SOBBING)

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

(SCREAMS)

(VOICE BREAKING)
Oh, God!

(EXCLAIMING)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

Son?

What is it?

Nothing.

Then come with me.

So, this man
has just come to me.

He's a farmer.

He's been helping the Northmen
to establish their settlement.

Tell my son
what has happened.

There has been
some trouble.

Some conflict between the Northmen
and some of the landowners.

Nothing much at first.

Boundary disputes. The usual
stuff between us farmers.

But then it got serious. There were
threats. I tried to stay out of it.

"Drink the wine,
praise the Lord of all,

"and let the world be the
world." That's what I say!

ECBERT: Yes, never mind
about all that.

What happened next?

One of the farms of the Northmen
was attacked and burned down.

Some people died.

And what did the attackers
say to the Northmen?

They said it was
just the beginning.

That they would come back
and kill them all.

Now you know
that this settlement,

and my agreement
with Ragnar Lothbrok,

mean a great deal to me.

So I want someone,
someone I can trust,

to go out to the settlement
with a large force,

and bring these
disputes to an end.

But you have just
returned to Wessex

and to your wife
and child.

So, I would
understand

if you did not want to
leave them again so soon.

I'll go.

If you're sure?

I said I'll go.

(URGES HORSE)

Once again, Ragnar.

I know, never as king.

Never as King Ragnar.

What does a king require
from a simple seer?

(WHISPERS) There is
a city called Paris.

(CHUCKLES) Paris. Yes.
I have seen its gates.

And I see that its gates are
already here, to my eyes.

What does that mean?

It means exactly
as I have said.

I do not lie about
what I see, King Ragnar,

only sometimes
I withhold things,

for human beings cannot
bear too much reality.

Then if you can see,

tell me if I will
conquer Paris.

I can see that
not the living,

but the dead,
will conquer Paris.

Not the living
but the dead?

And I also see

that the bear will be
crowned by a princess.

Which does not bode too
well for you, King Ragnar.

(LAUGHING)

(LAUGHTER AND TALKING)

Ooh. Oh!

(LAUGHING)

Stop. I don't want
to fight you.

MAN: Quiet. Quiet.
(BANGING ON TABLE)

I have made up my mind.

And this year,
we shall attack Paris.

ROLLO: Paris?

What is Paris?

That is a good
question, brother.

Paris is a city in
the country of Frankia.

Next!

Why haven't you told us
all about this before?

Because
I'm telling you now.

(CROWD LAUGHING)

I understand that this,
this will not be easy.

By all accounts,
Paris is a huge,

walled, well-protected city.

This is something
that our people

have never attempted
or dreamt of before.

But I have begun to think

and dream of it.

Athelstan.

Come. Come.

Athelstan has
been to Paris.

And the wanderer who first
told me about England,

he too told me
about this city.

We must find him!

(CROWD CHEERING)
Yes!

For it is good

to travel with hope
and with courage.

But it is still better

to travel with knowledge!

(SCREAMS)
(CROWD CHEERING)

MAN: We will take this place!

(CROWD CHEERING AND CLAMORING)

What about your promise?

What promise?

To visit my earldom.
To go to Hedeby.

To speak to the usurper.

(CHUCKLES)

Kalf!

You know why we've come.

You have usurped
my rights and my lands,

to whom you were sworn
in fealty and trust.

I expect you to hand
both land and title back.

(CHUCKLES)

Hello, Kalf.

Perhaps we might, uh,

discuss these
matters privately.

As you wish,
King Ragnar.

Please, sit.

I would prefer to avoid the
unnecessary loss of lives

fighting a civil war
with you.

Do you mind if
I call you earl, Kalf?

Uh-uh.

Come the spring,

I will be invading
a country called Frankia.

And I would like
to invite you,

your men
and your ships,

to join me on
this expedition.

And if I refuse?

You will lose
everything.

Even my earldom?

You mean my earldom.

Mmm.

That is between you
and my ex-wife.

And good luck
with that.

Won't you sit down,
Lagertha?

I know you
must hate me.

Just let me say that
I was born here in Hedeby.

I belong here and I have a
fierce pride in being its earl.

I have a better claim
than you do

even though I share the
world's admiration for you.

I'm not sure I believe
so much in titles.

A title is only
an opportunity

to do good things
for the folk here.

I want to do that.

You betrayed me.

And the fact is,
you planned to betray me.

And you must have
planned it for a long time.

I did, yes.

Despite the fact
that I desired you.

You desired me?
Yes.

All the time that I was
planning on overthrowing you,

I desired you.

I never stopped
desiring you.

What am I supposed to do
with that knowledge?

(CHUCKLES)

What do you
want to do?

ROLLO: Ragnar was
always chosen over me.

By my father.
And my mother.

Then by Lagertha.

Why would I not want
to betray him?

Why would I not want
to scream at him,

"You see, I am alive too!"

Being alive is nothing.
It doesn't matter what I do.

Ragnar is my father,
he is my mother,

he is Lagertha.
He is Siggy.

(INHALES SHARPLY)

He is everything
I cannot do,

everything I cannot be.

I love him.

He is my brother.

He has taken me back.

But I am so angry!

(VOICE BREAKING)
Why am I still so angry?

You tell me, wise one.

Or I will tell you.

It is because I am
useless, feckless,

hollowed out
by failed ambitions,

by failed loves.

(INHALES DEEPLY)

Nothing good can ever
come of my life now.

(LAUGHING)

What is there
to laugh about?

Rollo, if you truly knew what
the gods have in store for you,

you would go down now and
dance naked on the beach.

(LAUGHS)

I don't understand.

I tell you,
as I told Ragnar,

a bear will
marry a princess.

And I can tell you that you will
be present at the ceremony.

Now go and leave me.

MAN: Good. Good.

Good.

AETHELWULF: Kill the pagans.

ALL: My Lord.

(URGING HORSE)

(DOG BARKING)

(SHRIEKING)

(PEOPLE CLAMORING
AND SHOUTING)

(GRUNTS)

(GRUNTING)

(PANTING)

(GRUNTING)

(WOMAN WEEPING)

(GROANING)

(GRUNTS)

(GRUNTS)

AETHELWULF: Come! Come!

(LAUGHING)

Friends,
it was all for this.

It was all for our Lord!

"Our Father,

"Who art in heaven,

"Hallowed by thy name..."

Where are you going?
I have no idea.

But your father won't fight
for my honor or my property.

I cannot stay here.

It seems we have
been here before.

Don't try to stop me.

You can leave if you like.
You are a free woman.

But Ragnar has
many other sons.

What are you trying
to say, Bjorn?

I'm saying, if you leave

and you show you do not care,
what is to stop him

from favoring
his other sons?

Her sons above me?

Ragnar loves you.

And I love him too.

But I know him.

So I am asking you to stay. Not
for your sake, but for mine.

But don't pretend to me that
you don't want to go to Paris.

I know you want
to go to Paris.

I've dreamed of the three
of us going together.

Do you understand?

Do you understand?
You're not leaving.

You're a man now,
Bjorn.

Act like one.

There are things you do not
know about this Harbard.

About this Harbard,
and your wife.

Helga told me
everything.

She told me Harbard
would take Aslaug away

from her children,

away from your sons.

They would go
off together.

And they would sneak
into the fish huts and...

Many times.

Helga said
she smelled like fish.

That's how it was.

That's what happened
when you were away.

Wait!
There's more, Ragnar.

There's much more.

Do you not know
who Harbard is?

Harbard is another
name for Odin.

It was Odin who slept
with your wife.

The god, Odin,
who came to Kattegat.

I am ashamed

that my word as king

meant nothing
to some of you!

That you organized this...

This catastrophe
among yourselves.

That you took it
upon yourselves

to violate a treaty

that I had signed
in good faith!

God knows what
the Northmen will make

of these terrible events.

My name and my word
as King of Wessex

will mean nothing
to them!

But it cannot be, it cannot be.
It cannot be.

I cannot allow and I
cannot tolerate treason.

Guards!

Arrest this man! This man!
And this! And him!

All for treason!

And my Lord Radolf.
Arrest him also.

Wait, Sire...

For I showed
him nothing,

nothing but love,

and this...
This treachery is my reward?

Out of my sight!

And Aethelwulf, you think
you will escape so lightly?

All of you! Leave!

I need to speak alone
with my son!

(SIGHS)

(BREATHES DEEPLY)

(CHUCKLING)

Thank you.

Thank you, my son.

You did the
business so well.

How could we ever have
allowed these Northmen

to establish
themselves here?

It's unthinkable.

And I played my part
well, did I not?

Yes, Father.
Very well.

By this ruse,

we have now caught out all of
those nobles who question my rule

and we have reason now to rid
ourselves of them permanently.

Mmm.
It worked out well.

No.

It worked out
beautifully, my son.

Even Charlemagne
would have approved.

Don't you think so?