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(upbeat rock music)
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♫ He's Vic the Viking
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♫ Sailing the seas, it's Vic the Viking
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♫ Full of ideas, it's Vic the Viking
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♫ Say, won't you take us with you please
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♫ He's Vic the Viking
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♫ Vic the Viking
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♫ With new adventures, Vic the Viking
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♫ Vic the Viking
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♫ Grand old adventures, Vic the Viking
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♫ Vic the Viking
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♫ Bring every enemy to his knees
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♫ Vic the Viking ♫
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(whimsical music)
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(cheery music)
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(Halvar sneezes)
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- You know what you need, Little Pops?
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Some of Mom's famous chicken soup,
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that'll make you better.
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- I'd love to make soup for you, Halvar,
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but we don't have any chickens left.
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Our food stores have all gone.
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All we have are turnips.
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- Turnims?
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Oh no.
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- And that's the last
piece of thread as well.
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We need supplies, Halvar.
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- Why don't we give a list to Urobe,
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and then he and the vikings can go
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and get all the things we need?
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- We did that last spring,
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and they forgot all about food and clothes
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and only came back with mead and swords.
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- Then you should go with them, Mom.
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- Good idea, Vic.
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Then I could buy everything we need.
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- Vikings don't buy,
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they pillage.
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(sneezes)
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- (laughs) I'm sorry, Halvar,
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but you're in no condition
to do any pillaging.
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I'll have to go shopping, yes?
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(Halvar sneezes)
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I'm glad you agree, Halvar.
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There's no time to waste.
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(cheery music)
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- Huh?
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(cheery music)
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- (clears throat) If I could
have your attention, men.
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(Snorre snores)
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Halvar is unwell,
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and has appointed me
captain of the Drakkar.
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- [All] What?
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- Look sprightly, vikings.
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We have a guest on board.
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Ylva will be joining us,
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and of course, Vic.
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Now, man the oars, and start rowing.
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(all grumble)
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- We're still tied to the wharf, Captain.
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- Thank you, Vic.
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Tjure, cast off, and then start rowing.
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(cheery music)
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Just as I thought.
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The runes say that we're going to have
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a successful and uneventful journey.
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- Excellent.
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(gasps) Look at the view.
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Everything is so beautiful.
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- It's even better up in the crow's nest.
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Look, Mom, there's our house.
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It looks so small.
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(seagull caws)
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- (grunts)
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Captain Urobe, there's an
ugly stain on the sail.
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We are vikings.
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We have to keep our standards high.
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- I will have it cleaned, Ylva, of course.
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(cheery music)
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- I need to be higher.
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Let me stand on your shoulders.
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- But you're too heavy.
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I should be on your shoulders.
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- I have longer arms.
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I can reach further.
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- But I can't carry you.
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I'm holding the broom.
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Now hold steady, Snorre.
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(Snorre grunts)
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- You can see even more with a telescope.
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- Oh, yes.
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The seagull looks so close
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I feel I can almost touch it.
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Oh, look, there's another ship.
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Yoo-hoo!
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Do you know them, Vic?
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- It's Sven the Terrible.
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Captain Urobe, pirate!
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- A woman, and no Halvar?
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The Drakkar is leaderless.
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(laughs)
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Those viking fools.
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I'll crush them for good this time.
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Prepare to attack.
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- To the oars, men, quickly.
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(all shout)
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Hoist the sails.
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- The sails are already up, Captain.
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- Oh.
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Head for the coast.
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No, out to sea.
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No, the coast.
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Why isn't anybody listening to me?
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(ominous music)
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- Stand aside, you
hopeless, weak-kneed viking.
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- Stay right where you are.
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(both grunt)
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And if you so much as put a
toe on our wonderful ship,
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you're going to regret it.
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Don't you have any manners?
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Are you such barbarians?
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Put those swords down immediately.
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Don't you know they're
very dangerous and pointy?
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And just look at your filthy shoes.
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You are disgusting.
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- What?
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- Don't listen to her.
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Attack those brainless,
rotten barnacles immediately.
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- Brainless, rotten bar--
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How dare you speak like that?
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You deserve to have your
mouth washed out with soap.
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- Here's some soapy water, Mom.
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- Don't even think about it.
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(Pox shouts)
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Oh, attack!
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(all scream)
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(all laugh)
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You incompetent numbskulls.
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- Vikings, to your oars and start rowing.
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- Grab your weapons, you fools.
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We can't let them get away.
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(all grunt and shout)
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Uh oh.
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You'll pay for this, you vikings!
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(cheery music)
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- We've made it.
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A big cheer for Captain Ylva.
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(all shout and cheer)
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- We all played our part.
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- But you were the one who
stood up to Sven, dear Ylva,
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and that's why I'm happy to hand
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command of the Drakkar over to you.
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- I'm honored, Urobe.
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- I have cast the runes for you,
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and they tell me that Sven
will never attack us again.
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(all cheer)
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- Thank you, Urobe.
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That's very reassuring.
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Perhaps we should head back to Flake now
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while we're safe.
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- It'll take time for the
pirates to fix their rudder,
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and we're almost at the harbor.
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We need those supplies, Mom,
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and chicken soup for Dad.
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- Well said, my little viking.
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- That sneaky Halvar.
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It was all a trick,
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sending a woman to catch me off guard,
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but I'll have my revenge,
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just you wait and see.
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- The rudder has been repaired, Chief.
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- I will not be beaten again.
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Hoist the sail.
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I'm going to make them pay.
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Let's find those vikings.
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(gentle music)
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- Bye, Ylva.
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Bye, Vic.
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Good luck, and don't worry.
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We'll keep the Drakkar safe.
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Comrades, let's show Ylva how
a proper Drakkar can look.
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- Oh, Ylva.
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♫ You're much better than ♫
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- The signs have never been better for us.
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Long lives, lots of money, and ...
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- Gorme's singing.
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I don't see that as a good sign.
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(Sven shouts)
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(Tjure shouts)
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- Ow, take the ship now.
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(all shout and grunt)
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- (shouts) Pirates!
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(all sigh)
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Oh.
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- Where's the lady chief?
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- Um, she's gone, gone shopping.
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- Oh, typical.
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She'll have more than she
bargained for when she returns.
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Pox, get to the crow's nest
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and watch out for the vikings' lady chief.
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(laughs)
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(cheery music)
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- We got some great bargains, Mom.
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Dad will be so proud.
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- Look at the Drakkar
down there in the bay.
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- It looks like a toy boat,
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and the crew look like--
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Pirates!
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(ominous music)
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- [Pox] Chief, Chief, there they are.
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- Stop your daydreaming, Pox,
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and do your job.
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- But ...
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Oh.
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- What are we going to do?
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(soft music)
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- Ah-ha!
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(ominous music)
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- There they are, Chief.
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- This time, you will
not escape, lady viking.
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You, keep guard.
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The rest of you, come with me.
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We're gonna teach that lady
chief some real pirate manners.
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(intense music)
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(pirates grunt)
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(pirates gasp)
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Catch that cart.
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(all grunt)
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(grunts)
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(laughs)
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Oh?
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(both laugh)
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- Quickly, to the Drakkar.
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- No.
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(pirates shout)
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(Sven shouts)
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- How dare you tie up my brave vikings.
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- But I was ...
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He was ...
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The captain ordered ...
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- How would you like to be tied up,
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especially on your own ship?
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- [Vikings] Yeah.
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(pirate shouts)
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(all cheer)
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(Halvar laughs)
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- And Sven had to swim past
the turnips and carrots
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to get back to his ship.
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(Halvar laughs)
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- And in the meantime,
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you managed to pillage all this from him?
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That's quite a horde.
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Well done, Ylva.
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You are brilliant.
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Maybe you should stay on
the Drakkar instead of me.
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- (laughs) No, Halvar.
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It was an enjoyable trip,
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but I like my home too much.
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So now that you're feeling much better,
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do you still want my chicken soup?
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- I've never wanted it more.
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(cheery music)
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