All language subtitles for Vikings.S06E03.BDRip.x264-ION10

More, give me more Give me more.

If I had a heart
I could love you.

If I had a voice I would sing.

After the night When I wake up.

I'll see What tomorrow brings.

If I had a voice I would sing.

Is this the end?

No.

King Olaf has invited you
to feast with him.

Come and sit down.

Would you like some horse liver?

It's sacred to the god Freya.

I know.

Thank you.

Thirsty, eh?

They don't serve mead
where I've been staying.

I've been thinking of our
contradictory fortunes.

If it's true that the Norns
spin our fate,

then what helps them
to make their decisions?

Are you listening to me?

I took your kingdom from you!

Is it arbitrary?

Or is there something
that is the reason for it all?

Are we, for example,
punished for our hubris?

For taking the gods for granted?

Do we have the fate that we deserve?

Perhaps you are right.

That is not an argument!

You are my prisoner, at my mercy!

Is that something that you deserve?

In other words,

it is nothing to do with me?

You...

found me laying badly
wounded on the battlefield.

If you would have left me there to die,

of course, this would be different!

What is fated...

is acted out by all of us.

It's just that we can't help it.

We can't help it.

I still cannot believe that the gods

play with us for their amusement.

One thing I am certain of.

The Christian God will destroy our gods.

How can you be so sure?

I feel it in my liver.

But not before I have
safely reached Valhalla.

But one thing I am thinking of,
is whether to have you killed or not.

Or does it matter?

Forgive me
for asking, Prince Oleg.

Was the prophecy true?

Was something terrible really going
to happen to your brother?

No.

Not as far as I know.

I was bluffing.

Bluffing? Huh.

But then how did you know about
Prince Dir's new wife?

That seems astonishing.

Not at all.

It was rather easy.

Anna used to be one of my mistresses.

One day she asked my permission
to marry my brother.

Since I was growing tired of her,

I granted her request.

She was only playing at being terrified.

Why do you follow me?

Everywhere I go,
I feel your eyes upon me.

I think I should be with you.

Why?

I know I'll bring you luck
and good fortune.

How can you say that?

Because it is true.

Every man I choose to go with
has luck and good fortune.

You are wasting your time.

I have a wife.

I love her.

What is that to me?

I can help you.

If you were with me,
you would never doubt yourself again.

And you will be the greatest king
to ever live.

You have chosen the wrong man.

I told you, lam not free.

I know.

That is your problem.

But you can solve it.

After all...

you're the King.

Theta.

Theta.

Theta.

Oh...

Do you think she will be here?

I've heard she's very tall.

So many stories!

Is that her? Ls that...
ls that her?

Are you Lagertha?

Yes.

Are you all from this village?

Not all of us.

Some of us live in another village
about 15 rost away.

But we all wanted to come and see
if the rumors were true.

Where are your menfolk?

Most of us are widows.

We lost our men,
our husbands and older sons

in storms and battles.

Now we have to raise our children alone.

Life is hard.

I understand.

But perhaps it would
be better if I share it with you all.

Hvitserk.

Hvitserk.

It hurts me.

It hurts all of us to see you so.

I walk between the places.

I see the place
where my mother was struck down.

And I see the place
Thora was burned alive.

And everywhere else...

lseelvan.

He's always with me.

Right now, he's over there,

Looking at me.

Looking at me...

waiting.

Waiting for me.

He isn't.

- He isn't, Hvitserk.
- Of course he is.

You can't see him. Hmm?

I can see him.

It's the ghosts.

Ghosts.

You're with Child?

Yes.

I've always wanted a son or a daughter.

I... I don't mind. Just...

someone to love.

Give way.

Tell me,
you intend to look for some

undiscovered land
in the middle of the ocean.

Are you really going
to take Hali and Asa

with you on such a hazardous expedition?

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lhave.

What are you suggesting, Lagertha?

I'm suggesting you leave them with me.

I would be happy to look after them,

and I could teach them many skills
that they would need in life.

And if there was any danger
of you being lonely?

Then, it's true,

they would give me companionship.

I don't deny that.

What do you say?

If the children agree,
I think it is a good idea.

And so do I.

- Mmm.
- Mmm.

And since you are pregnant
with our first child,

maybe you should stay home as well.

What did you say?

I just said that since you...

I heard what you said.

And the way you said it.

So dismissively.

"Oh, you poor little woman."

So weak, so helpless.

"You're with child.
We must look after you."

You know that's not what I meant.

How“ Hmm.

Let me tell you something,
Ubbe Lothbrok.

I will not be left behind.

I have had enough of compromising
with the men in my life.

Wherever you go, lwill go, too.

Whatever you do, lwill do, too.

Even to the ends of the earth.

Even to the ends of endurance.

Isn't that what love means, hmm?

Isn't it?

- Skol.
- Skol.

Going to King Harald's aid?

Are you sure?

Why? Do you think I'm crazy, too?

- That I shouldn't do it?
- No.

If you trust yourself,
then it is the right thing to do.

Whatever anyone else says.

Hvitserk is in a bad place.

I know.

I persuaded Ubbe and Torvi
to delay their voyage,

so they can look after him.

And look after Kattegat with you.

What do you want us to do, for Kattegat?

I want to put Kattegat on the map.

I want the world to know
we're open for business.

I wouldn't want anything to stop that.

And what about you?

What about me?

Are you still a Viking?

Do you still secretly want
to be on the move,

always traveling and never arriving?

No. Of course not.

I've found my fixed point.

Here is my space.

Come here, Bjorn.

Don't deny the gods.

Row!

Row!

Row!

Pull it!

You're dragging behind!

Keep UP!

Hey, row!

Hey, row!

LWill!

Your father has asked us
to care for Kattegat in his absence

before we journey west.

So, help Lagertha
with the farm and the animals.

And remember that we love you,

and we will think about you every day,
wherever we are.

And one day,
we will all be together again.

That's what I'll pray to the gods for.

That is what we will all pray for, Asa.

My darlings.

What can I say?

Ubbe has said it all.

You can say that you love us.

I love you both with all my heart.

You are my gift from the gods.

That is why I am so happy
that Lagertha will be looking after you

and teaching you.

Come.

We leave them in your safe hands.

Take care of yourself, Torvi.

And you, Ubbe.

No more farewells.

We will all see each other again,
somehow, someday.

Of that I am sure.

I'm thinking of Kattegat. What about...

the invasion?

I've started to make plans.
Don't worry.

Mmm.

- These things take time.
- Hmm.

- Preparations are everything.
- Yes.

First we'll have to deal
with my brother.

Hmm?

What do you mean?

He had the audacity to threaten me.

For that, there is no excuse.

I never thought
that he was so ambitious.

I see now that he is a...

real threat to the kingdom

and to me.

He thinks he's a lion...

but he's just a dog!

That one.

Ah!

Ah!

Listen.

Who can hear the sound of grass growing?

The sound of wool
on a sheep's back growing?

Who needs less sleep than a bird?

Who is so eagle-eyed that,

by day and by night,

he can see the least movement
a hundred leagues away?

Heimdall.

Yes, Heimdall.

But who could tell it was Heimdall,

that figure on the seashore?

Heimdall, the guardian of the gods,

had left his horn Gjall
safe in Mimir's spring.

He left Gulltoppr,
his golden-maned stallion,

behind a stable door,

and he strode alone across
the flaming three-strand rainbow bridge

from Asgard to Midgard.

It was spring and time for sowing.

The god walked away from Bifrost over

soft green ground,

and soon he came
to the edge of the earth.

All day, as the sun fled west
from the wolf,

he picked his way along the wavy line

where the soil meets the deep sea.

Mmm?

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Mmm-hmm.

I feel
strange, sitting here on this chair.

It was once occupied by my father,
King Ragnar,

my mother, Queen Aslaug,

Lageflha,

and now, King Bjorn lronside,
my brother.

I do so only temporarily, of course.

Since King Bjorn will soon return,

his mission accomplished.
For who could doubt that?

But in the meantime,

life goes on.

Important matters cannot be left undone
orunafiended.

If you have urgent issues
with one of your neighbors,

your family,

or you seek justice
for a crime committed against you,

you can come to me privately.

And as your Law Giver,
I will do my utmost to resolve them.

Now, looking beyond Kattegat,

I want to announce
that I have organized trade missions

with King Alfred in England
and Duke Rollo in Frankia.

My brother Hvitserk...

Hvitserk is going to lead
a trade mission

along the Silk Road,

trading along its long route,

perhaps even to China.

Why not, huh?

China seems a long way away to us now,

but one day perhaps
it will seem a lot closer,

almost like a neighbor. Hmm?

As will those countries
that King Bjorn visited

along the Mediterranean Sea.

We are Viking!

We are travelers.

- Yes!
- And we are traders.

- That is our destiny!
- Yes!

King Bjorn was right.

We must go out into the world,

and the world must come to us.

If you believe in our future,

if you believe
in the future of our children,

then I ask you to support
and to join them.

Together...

we will make Kattegat
one of the greatest cities in the world!

Where's Hvitserk?

I'll find him.

Hvitserk!

- Who is it?
- Hvitserk!

Go away!

- Open the door!
- Go... Go away!

- Please, Hvitserk!
- You, go away!

Hvitserk!

Open!

Hvitserk?

Hvitserk.

Hvitserk.

Hvitserk!

Thora. Thora. Oh, no.

I'm so sorry. I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry. Thora.

- Oh, Hvitserk.
- L'm so sorry.

Lageflha!

Two days ago we were attacked.

Bandfis?

They stole our grain stores
and our animals.

They killed our sons.

My baby was crying.

They picked him up
and smashed his brains out.

They raped me.

They raped all of us.

We didn't know who to tell.

Our menfolk are dead.

We thought of you.

We are so afraid they might come back.

Oh, they will come back.

Of that I'm certain.

We must all prepare for another attack.

How are we today?

Oh, I had a long sleep,

so I am well rested and, on the whole,
pretty cheerful.

Thank you for asking.

Are you hungry?

What is that you're making?

It's hard to describe.

But it's my very own recipe.

Ah, then, I'm sure I will enjoy it.

It is served cold?

How else would it be served?

Of course.

If it wasn't for you, Canute...

I'd be dead.

I had no orders to kill you.

What can I offer you to set me free?

I've always wanted to be a king.

- A king?
- Can you imagine?

[Naughs]

King Canute!

Of course, a king,

a king!

I could make you a king.

Really?

I swear.

And I swear you are lying.

You do not have power.

You just have words.

So, you're a philosopher also?

No. I am more the practical kind.

Do you want some more stew?

Uh, I think I mightjust wait
until the point of my death.

Well, it won't go cold.

Do you really have to go?

I enjoy your conversation
almost as much as I enjoy your cooking.

I'm afraid I have
more urgent matters to attend to.

It seems Bjorn lronside

has arrived on our shore
with a very large fleet.

Possibly he has come to rescue you.

Sit down.

King Bjorn.

What is the news?

King Harald is still alive.

But we fear that
King Olaf could execute him at any time.

There seems no reason
or logic to his actions.

Trust me.

When I attack, the element of surprise
will work in our favor.

You will stay with us?

- Wouldn't it be better if...
- No.

It wouldn't be better.

Believe me.

It's a question of trust.

- Chair.
- Chair.

Mmm.

Ah.

Come and see.

Oh, come and see. Come and see.

Oath breakers,

philanderers...

and murderers

wade through the sea.

Nidhogg, too, will escape the flame.

Where are you going?

Stay with us.

And under Yggdrasill

he will suck the blood

from the bodies of the dead.

There is something in the water.

I can't see any guards.

I can't see anyone.

But they can see us.

Retreat! Retreat!

Under the water! Go under!

See, come and see!

Come and see!

Come and see the wreck of humanity.

The wreck of humanity!

Broken heads.

Spilled guts!

Scorched flesh!

The young at each other's throats!

Upon a sea of corpses!

Retreat! Go under! Go under!

Retreat!

Loose!

A feast! A feast for the gods!

What do we do now, Bjorn lronside?

Come and see the wreck...

The wreck of humanity.

The wreck of humanity.

The wreck of humanity.