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A NETFLIX SERIES
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Hundreds of boats.
As far as the eye can see.
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Only one day's ride away.
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It's a whole legion.
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At least 10,000 men.
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What about your troops, Marbod?
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We can't wait that long
if they're only one day's ride away.
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Then we have to
attack these ships right away.
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And how do we do that?
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Can you even swim?
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Have you ever seen such a ship? I haven't.
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What about Germanicus?
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Tiberius won't get involved
in any bargaining.
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And he won't keep his word either.
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Let's attack the camp
before the ships get there.
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I like it. Robbing the bird of its nest.
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Tiberius convened troops as reinforcement.
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If there's no camp anymore,
nothing for them to reinforce...
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They'll turn back.
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But how, Ari. How?
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You said it yourself. We are too few.
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Palisades, archers...
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Just getting into the camp
is a futile task.
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Even if we do get in,
we'll still be outnumbered.
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One of us is worth three Romans.
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I admire your courage, Thusnelda.
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You're a great warrior
and wanna fight the Rom...
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I don't wanna fight.
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I didn't want this war.
None of us wanted this war, right?
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The Romans brought it upon us.
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I would give anything for genuine peace.
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But there's no peace if we're not free.
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And that's why I'll do anything,
truly anything, for this freedom.
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Beautiful words.
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But even all of our heads
wouldn't buy us that freedom.
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Then we must mobilize everyone
in the tribes.
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Even the elders.
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Anyone who can hold a sword.
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So, you want
to lead your whole tribe into this fight?
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I won't have a tribe anymore
if I don't do that.
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It is nice to see you again.
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To see you alive.
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I'll fight
for the Cherusci as well, Father.
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I'll do all that I can to...
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I can't lose you again.
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You're a child.
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You're not a warrior.
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Not yet.
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Children don't belong on the battlefield.
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For the Romans, there are no children.
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No women or men...
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For them, we're all barbarians.
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Maybe I can't fight, but...
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but the Romans don't know that.
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I'll just make sure
they all believe I can.
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It might work.
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It will work.
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Who goes there? Stop!
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Don't shoot. I come alone.
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I have information for the general.
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I am Segestes.
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If you want to survive,
just let me speak with him.
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Report to the commander.
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Like I said,
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I want refuge in Rome
and enough gold for a decent life.
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No man does
something like that just for gold.
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That's something
only a man with a lot of gold would say.
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Sir.
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What have you got to say
before I have you flogged?
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They know about the ships.
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And Marbod will do anything
to avenge his wife.
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They've taken Germanicus captive.
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He's an idiot.
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He was an idiot.
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Unfortunately.
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They are going to attack. Tomorrow.
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They call you a fox.
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A fox's burrow
always has a second exit or even a third.
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Even though he doesn't need it.
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Twelve summers ago.
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In Carthage.
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He was a blacksmith.
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With a kind face.
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I don't remember.
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Killing me won't change that.
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Maybe it wasn't even me.
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It was!
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I remember.
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Then what do you need me to say?
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I need you to beg for my forgiveness.
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And I need you to lick my ass.
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He has your lips, Thusnelda.
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Thumelicus...
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Thumelicus.
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- Can I hold him?
- We need to prepare.
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Thumelicus. Thumelicus.
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Of course.
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What's going on?
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What's happening?
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Hey, men!
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Silence, traitor!
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Preparations are going well.
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However, we are not informed
about how many there are.
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As long as we secure the camp
for the ships to berth, we will be fine.
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As you command, sir.
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Good.
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Any news about Germanicus?
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Nothing. But are you sure you don't want
a search party to rescue him, sir?
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No one goes in or out.
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Not until the ships arrive.
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I think you want to kill me...
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but...
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I also think you know
I'm more valuable alive...
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than avenging some petty memory.
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- Don't tempt me.
- Dido!
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Sleep well, my darling.
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We need you for battle,
so I'll spare you.
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But I promise you
that by this time tomorrow,
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I'll have cut off your
filthy little Roman cock
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and fed it to the pigs.
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Sleep well,
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my darling.
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Dido!
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Don't run away again.
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I wasn't happy last time.
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When you left without saying goodbye.
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Without a word.
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I didn't want to involve anyone else.
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Especially you.
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It's not as simple as that.
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You saved me back then
when I had no one else.
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Folkwin,
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we've always said,
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we don't owe each other anything.
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You should be finding your own way.
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Alone.
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But what if...
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the path I find leads me to you?
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Tomorrow, we'll fight.
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Together.
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Then we'll both be free.
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Gaius!
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Why is he not on the other side?
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He has the right
to choose his fate. Let him.
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It's started!
To the east gate!
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To arms! Hurry!
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They've gathered in the forest
on the east side.
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10,000 barbarians. At least.
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When will the ships arrive?
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Tonight.
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It can't be more than a few hours.
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They're trying
to cover their numbers.
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Hide how few they really are.
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Or how many they are.
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Germanicus!
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Quick, open the gate!
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Open the gate!
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It's a trap.
They're attacking from the other side!
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They're on the other side!
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Open the gate!
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Attack again!
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Open the gate, damn it! Now!
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Where is Tiberius?
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Tiberius!
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Tiberius!
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Marbod!
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Marbod!
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Marbod.
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I'm sorry. For everything.
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He's escaping! He's escaping!
He's getting away again!
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No, he isn't.
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Folkwin. Hey.
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Folkwin.
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I hated you so much, Ari.
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Because I loved you so much.
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You have to promise me something, Ari.
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Anything, my friend. Anything.
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Anything.
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Promise me you'll love Thumelicus
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as if he were your son.
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You have to love him like you loved me.
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Promise me.
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Promise me!
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I promise.
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I promise.
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Folkwin. Folkwin.
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Folkwin.
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Father!
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Father.
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Nobody saw you anywhere, and...
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Get on your horse.
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Get on your horse!
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A Roman soldier fights until the end!
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To the death!
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- For Rome!
- A soldier does!
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Not the future Caesar!
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He must know when a battle
is no longer worth fighting!
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My men are fighting!
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What kind of Caesar deserts his men?
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Germania is one
of many provinces.
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And this camp is one of many.
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One day you can decide
to burn down all of Germania.
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So long as
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you get on your horse right now.
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For Rome!
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It's wrong, Father.
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Folkwin?
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Folkwin? Folkwin?
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The three of us were so young
when the wolf attacked.
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We thought the world was ours.
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But the wolf taught us
that death is always near.
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And we promised to protect each other...
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...until the very end.
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The world is full of men who conquer
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and those who stand in their way.
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And just when you think
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there's nothing else
they can take from you...
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they find a way
to draw you into battle again.
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Ansgar!
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What happened?
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What happened here?
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Ansgar?
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Ansgar?
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Thumelicus. Thumelicus.
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- What about him?
- Thumelicus!
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Thumeli...
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Ansgar?
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People talk about glory
and honor in battle.
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But there is only life or death.
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So much blood was shed.
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Theirs and ours blending into the mud.
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We bring children into this world
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in hopes that it'll be better for them.
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Life is found in the gaps between battles.
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Only then can love grow.
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I don't think that life will still be
like this in a thousand summers.
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Maybe those gaps will last longer.
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But right now, we are here.
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Fighting for the freedom of our people.
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For the freedom of our children.
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Thumelicus.
Thumelicus. Thumelicus.
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I said I would give anything
for this freedom.
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Stop!
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You'd better not, Thusnelda.
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Thusnelda...
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he'll be better off in Rome.
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Put your weapons down.
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I had no idea what that meant.
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I've done my part.
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I love betrayal.
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But I hate a traitor.
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But we had
an agreement with you.
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Mother and child
shouldn't be separated.
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You are coming with us to Rome.
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No!
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Only with the gods
at our side, tomorrow we will be free.
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