All language subtitles for Vikings.S05E06.The.Message.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.H.264-NTb

Run! Run!

Run!

Faster!

Steady the lines to the bow!

Cross the sails!

Keep going!

We're almost there!

That's it!

A little closer!

Ivar.

Ivar and Hvitserk Lothbrok.

Why did you not return
to Kattegat?

You don't need the Seer

to know that Ubbe
and I fell out.

We disagreed about many things.

But in the end,

Hvitserk agreed with me,

and Ubbe sailed alone
to Kattegat.

And that is why we're here.

A good choice. A good choice.

Surely you both remember Astrid?

She is my queen now.

I am happy for both of you.

Oh, thank you, Ivar.

So, do I understand that
you and your warriors

will support me
when I attack Kattegat?

Straight to it. I like it.
Yes, we will.

But only if Ivar is made king.

You know that I have
my own plans for that kingdom.

Of course, of course.

And that is why we are here.

And what I think

my dear brother is trying
to say is that,

in the long term,

what is to stop you
from ruling Kattegat

when I am dead and gone?

How long can that be?

I'm not a healthy person.

I'm a cripple.

But your brother Hvitserk?

All that matters
to the both of us

is to reclaim the kingdom
that was torn from us

by that murderous bitch,
Lagertha.

We want to be in an alliance
with you, to make that happen.

And soon.

You have a prisoner.

I have heard of this man.
Where is he?

Bring the Christian!

On his knees.

Bishop Heahmund.

What's the point of him?

Why don't you just kill him?

Because he is a great warrior.

I've seen how he fights
with my own eyes.

And I admire great warriors.

He will fight for us?

Maybe.

If he doesn't want
to get crucified.

No, no, no.

Let him continue.

What did he say?

Ah, he is praying to his god.

A fat lot of good
that will do him!

Father,

we can't stay here.

The Northmen will come.

And where should we go?

Back to the swamps, of course.

We'll be safe there.

I don't want to run anymore.

- To order!
- But, we've...

No.

No, your father is right.
We cannot run and hide.

And we won't.

Why not?

Because Father is King.

In line!

We need more water!

Fetch it while you can!

You men!
Head down the right flank!

Keep your eyes on the horizon!

Grandfather,

I don't want to disturb
your sleep,

but I need to talk to you.

We have suffered
a most grievous defeat

at the hands of the Northmen,
and the sons of Ragnar.

No words can explain

the misery and desolation
of our people.

For now,

it seems we are at their mercy.

Everything you dreamed of,
and worked for,

this great kingdom
you carved out of England,

could be lost.

But I want
to make you this promise.

If our Lord should ever see
fit to choose me as King,

even over this wasteland,
then I swear to you,

as if you were
sitting next to me now,

that I will fight and struggle

to restore your kingdom
to its former glories!

To realize your dream of
becoming King of all England,

or perish in the trying.

That's a fine sword.

It is the Bishop's sword.

He must have paid the dwarves
a great deal to make it

because it is a magical sword.

The metal is much stronger
than ours.

I saw him kill many men with it.

And yet, never blunted,

but continued to bite.

And now,

it's mine.

To have such a sword
gives you great advantage.

Think of Odin's spear.

And now think of Ivar's sword.

What is it you really want,
Ivar Lothbrok?

Hmm?

Revenge.

I dream of the many ways that
I can make Lagertha suffer

before I kill her.

I want revenge because...

Because she killed
my beautiful mother.

What of the kingdom?
What of Kattegat?

It is not so important to me.

But surely your brother will...

I said, it is not
so important to me.

What is it about the word "king"

that makes
even reasonable people

behave like idiots, huh?

Ah,

how is married life?

You are married to Astrid,
Lagertha's lover.

I hope she's worth it.

There's space for one more.

- Give me the rope.
- Throw me the plank!

- Take these.
- Here!

I warned you.

Who was it?

Who gave us away?

Who betrayed us?

You, Guthrum?

Why?

I thought hard
about what you said.

That in this place,
there would be no war.

But then I remembered
my father and Valhalla,

and I realized that if
I did not die well in battle,

that I would
never see him again.

I don't want to be imprisoned
again, Lagertha.

Spare me that, at least.

A swift blow with ax
or sword is all I ask.

You deserve to be punished.

I have done nothing
to justify your betrayal.

Eyvind!

And you, Ketill Flatnose!

Why were you going to leave us?

Both of you

are renowned warriors
from prominent families.

Kattegat is your home.

Floki persuaded us.

Who, if he was honest,

would not want
to live among the gods?

Kattegat is in danger, and
you thought only of yourself.

And you, Aud.

I have always been true
to you, Lagertha.

But you know yourself,
we are the gods' playthings.

I realized that it wasn't
Floki the boat builder

who was calling me away,

but the god who inhabits him.

Therefore,
I had to accept my fate.

And I still have to.

Whatever it is.

I have been betrayed
very often in my life,

but I've never got used to it.

But I will allow you to go.

I will allow all of you to go.

What point is served
by keeping you all here

against your will?

Especially if Aud is right,

and you leaving is
the will of the gods.

I only hope Floki has found
what he says he has found.

I have known him a long time.

He is a good man
and a great ship builder.

But he is also the trickster.

No, Lagertha.

Not now.

Not this time.

Did you really think I could
have you killed, Floki?

You've done worse things
than that, Lagertha.

Shield-maiden,
blessed by the gods.

Farewell.

You see how weak she is?

She makes it look like
she's controlling everything,

but of course
she has no real power,

she just proved it!

Da!

I cannot believe she spared us.

She is truly a great woman.

She spared us
because she is a woman.

No man in her position
would have done so.

Are you sure?

Yes!

Men are impatient.

They cannot wait for anything.

If they have power,
they need to exercise it.

Otherwise, it seems to them
that they have no power.

But a woman must wait almost
a year to give birth.

Therefore, she lives life
more slowly, and more deeply.

What is it she is waiting for?

She is waiting to see
if Floki is right.

There is going to be a war.

A war that will make me
the King of Kattegat,

my father's kingdom.

A war against the usurper,

Ragnar's first wife, Lagertha,

who killed my mother
in order to be Queen.

And, of course,

a war between brothers.

Bishop, you have a choice.

Fight alongside me,

or I will kill you.

What are your wars to me?

A way of staying alive.

I'm not afraid to die
for my faith.

But you are not
being asked to do that.

I am not asking you
to renounce your faith

or to fight against Christians.

All I'm asking you is to kill

more of those you call heathens.

Why do you offer me this choice?

Because I am jealous of you.

I would like to be like you.

Strong

and whole.

A great warrior.

That is why I saved you.

And that is why I want you
to fight alongside me.

Turn the sails!

All together!

I see land!

Ketill!

Aud!

Look over there.

Do not worry, Aud.

It cannot be as bad as it looks.

Will he fight with us?

I have really no idea.

You didn't discuss with me
the arrangement

you made with King Harald.

What arrangement?

That you would be king,

but that afterwards

the crown would pass down
to him first, and not to me.

That is because, Hvitserk,

it is not really an arrangement.

It is just words, huh?

Who is to say that
he will not try to kill me?

Or that I might try to kill him?

Or that you might try
to kill the both of us,

for that matter?

Then why even pretend
there is an arrangement?

It suits everyone.

For the moment.

But then again, everything can
also change in a moment.

Right?

I don't know, Ivar.

I wish I could believe you.

I wish I knew
who you really were.

Ah, you know who
I really am, Hvitserk.

I'm your crippled brother.

You used to pull me on a sledge

through the streets of Kattegat.

Remember?

Nothing has really changed

except those were
only childish games.

What is it you really want,
Ivar?

I want to be the most famous
man who ever lived.

Even greater than Father?

Much greater than Father.

In time, the name
of Ragnar Lothbrok will fade

and be forgotten.

No one will ever forget
Ivar the Boneless.

Lord,

deliver me in thy righteousness,

and cause me to escape.

Incline thine ear unto me,
and save me.

Deliver me, O Lord,

out of the hands of the wicked,

out of the hands
of the unrighteous

and cruel man.

For thou art...

For thou art...

For thou art my hope, O Lord.

To the overthrow
of the witch, Lagertha,

and to the liberation
of Kattegat!

Skol!

So, when do we attack?

I will summon my jarls.

And my ships still need
to be repaired and made ready,

as do yours.

But when all this is done,

we should have a fleet
of at least 70 ships.

There's a full moon tonight.

Let us say that we will attack
in two moons' time.

I agree.

- Skol.
- Skol.

It will be strange for you
to return to Kattegat

as a queen.

Skol.

And here
is to our sacred agreement!

Which if any man breaks,

he will deserve to die!

- Skol!
- Skol!

* My mother told me

* Someday I would buy

* Galley with good oars
Sail to distant shores *

Amen.

Amen.

Amen.

Amen.

Alfred!

Help him.

Alfred! Help him.

- Son.
- Alfred.

Help him.

Take him to his chamber.

It's as if
the slaughter of our army

was God's punishment
for our sins and evils

of our people.

Naked came I
out of my mother's womb,

and naked shall I return.

The Lord gives
and the Lord takes away.

Blessed be the name of the Lord.

I don't believe you.

I don't believe that
we are being punished.

After all, God is merciful,
is he not?

He loves us like a father.

If you have lost hope
that Alfred will survive,

then you need to leave me alone!

You leave me alone
to pray for his soul.

All of you!

What is your name?

Hakon.

You going whaling?

Leave tomorrow.

Who's your captain?

You're looking at him.

How long will be you away for?

Depends.

Ten days maybe.

Do you sail close to Kattegat?

No. Not often.

How long would it take you
to sail there?

If I had any reason
to sail there,

only two days.

How loyal is your crew?

They are all members
of my family.

Is that a good enough answer?

Queen Astrid,

why are you asking me
these questions?

I want you to deliver a message

to someone in Kattegat.

- A message.
- Yes.

What kind of message?

Just...

Just tell me that you might
consider my request.

I take it this is dangerous?

Yes.

Well,

if it's dangerous,

can you make it worth my while?

Yes.

Look.

That is generous.

But...

There is more.

Much more.

Enough for you and your crew
never to go whaling again,

if you choose.

I agree.

And you won't betray me?

No.

Good.

I will return.

Wait.

There is something else I want.

What?

You.

I want you.

For what man doesn't want
to have sex with the Queen?

Floki!

Where is this good land
you promised us?

Here is only rock.

We can't plant anything here.

No doubt Floki has found
a better place than here.

It is the same in our country,
is it not?

Lots of barren places.

But this was supposed
to be different.

That's what Floki told us.

A land of milk and honey.

How much further
do we have to walk?

Just a few more days.

Floki, why go inland?

Why didn't we settle
on the coast?

In the beginning,

this will be very hard work.

So hard
that you will curse this land

and you will curse the man
who brought you here.

But in the end,

I swear,

you will thank him
for bringing you here,

to the land of the gods.

Do you have the treasure?

What is the message?

Tell Queen Lagertha

that the attack will come
in two moons' time.

Is that all?

Yes.

But you have to swear
on the gods to deliver it.

I'll swear on whoever you like.

I'll deliver it.

Now, the sex.

Do you have to?

What do you mean?

An agreement is an agreement.

What are you doing?

My crew.

I told you,

what man doesn't want
to have sex with the Queen?

- No.
- Ha!

No!

Ah!

Ah!

If you don't submit,

I'll tell King Harald
how you plan to betray him.

Alfred.

Leaving.

I have decided
to go on a pilgrimage

to the monastery at Lindisfarne.

That's where your father
was trained for the church.

Are you certain
you're well enough to travel?

Yes.

So, why do you want to go?

It might help me
to understand things.

Surely...

Don't do what you always do.

Don't pretend that it was
just something that happened.

It didn't just happen.

You had sex. You got pregnant.
I was the result.

But now, it's as though
we can all agree

that it never really happened.

But I need to follow
in my father's footsteps.

I need to find out
who he really was

and where he came from.

Surely you wouldn't deny me
that journey?

No.

No, of course not.

Son.

Use your shield,

or lose your head.

Again!

Enough!

- Good.
- Well fought.

Good.

Well fought, my lord.

You have the makings
of a great warrior.

And a great king.

In two full moons?

Did she say any more?

How many ships they may have?
How many warriors?

No.

But I can tell you something.

Ivar the Boneless has joined
with King Harald.

Ivar?

He appeared one day
with his ships.

He and Harald
have feasted together.

And tell me...

How is Queen Astrid?

She is well enough.

I did not see her very long.

After all, what am I
but a simple fisherman?

I think now

she must regard you
as a friend and ally.

Perhaps.

I have enjoyed serving her.

See that this man and his crew
are well cared for.

We don't have much time.

We must decide what to do,

whether to wait here
for the attack,

or choose another place
to do battle.

Ubbe,

you will lead our army.

Yes.

Against my two brothers.

Who could ever imagine
such a thing, hmm?

This is going to rip
my father's legacy apart.

More even than that, Ubbe.

As the Seer foretold,
it will tear our world apart.

Now we must all prepare for it.

The days will pass
like the wind.

I will see to our business,

and I will send word
to the jarls.

Margrethe! A moment.

You continue
to give counsel against me,

to question my judgment,
authority, and competence...

- I...
- Don't argue!

But now it stops!
You will cease to do it!

The stakes are too high.

But if I hear

that you have spoken
against me one more time,

I will cut out your tongue

and enslave you once more.

Ubbe would have something
to say about that.

Ubbe does not rule Kattegat.

And as long as I rule here,

you will do as I say.

It's Kattegat!

Yah, Kattegat!

Why is he here,
the Christian dog?

The heathen!

Kill him!

Kill him!

That's right, die!

You should be scared!

Now we decide

whether you'll fight with us,

or whether I kill you.

Nothing is keeping you alive
but me.

Why don't you give me the knife?

Die!

Are you afraid?

Do it.

Coward!

I think he will fight with us!

Heahmund! Heahmund!

Heahmund! Heahmund! Heahmund!