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Vikings – Season 03 follows Ragnar Lothbrok as he secures his place as King and leads his people on a daring raid of Paris, driven by ambition and faith. While the Norse warriors face fierce resistance abroad, power struggles and betrayal brew at home. This season explores the cost of conquest, shifting loyalties, and the personal sacrifices made in pursuit of glory.
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00:01Previously on Vikings
00:02Are you a good man?
00:03Yes
00:04Are you corrupt?
00:07A husband
00:08She no longer loves what desires you
00:12You left your aldum
00:13I have a good man who looks after it for me
00:15All men are ambitious
00:17No, Karl
00:18At some point, Lagertha will return from the raid
00:21Do you really think that I have not prepared for that?
00:23I gave myself to you
00:25Please don't leave me
00:26Your husband is back
00:28I do not want there to be endless conflict between us and the Christians
00:32The triumph of the Christ God will mean the death and destruction of all of ours
00:36You are once again leaving your children behind
00:38They will be safe with you
00:58If I had a voice I would say
01:08After the night when I wake up
01:13I'll see what tomorrow brings
01:19Go on
01:20Go on
01:22itch Guns
01:36Tell me about Paris.
01:55Again?
01:56Please.
02:00I only went there once.
02:02Continue.
02:03I was visiting a monastery in Francia outside of Paris.
02:09And one day, the monks took me to see it.
02:13It was amazing.
02:15It just appears as if it rises out of the water.
02:21I have never in my whole life seen anything like it.
02:24It was like a dream.
02:25It has these huge walls.
02:28And inside the walls are these buildings made of marble and stone and churches.
02:33Such churches.
02:35I remember the clamor of their bells calling the faithful to prayer.
02:41But what I remember more is the beautiful women.
02:47You never told me that part before.
02:48I almost...
02:51question my vows of celibacy.
02:54What are they talking about?
03:05Who?
03:07Rathlann.
03:08And that priest.
03:11Look at them.
03:14Huddled together.
03:16It sickens me.
03:18You are lucky.
03:26Why?
03:27Because you have never been married.
03:31I will not come back here.
03:34It weren't for my children.
03:38At least you have children.
03:39Daudan.
03:48Daudan.
03:51What is it for you?
03:53Are you thirsty?
03:56No.
03:58I'm not thirsty.
04:00Or hungry.
04:02Or really alive.
04:04Daudan.
04:04Daudan.
04:04Daudan.
04:04Daudan.
04:04Daudan.
04:05Daudan.
04:06Daudan.
04:06Daudan.
04:07Daudan.
04:08Daudan.
04:08Daudan.
04:09Daudan.
04:36Who are you hoping to see?
04:38Daudan.
04:38Daudan.
04:39Daudan.
04:40Both of you?
04:45Daudan.
04:46Daudan.
04:47Daudan.
04:48Daudan.
04:49Daudan.
04:51You'll be all right.
04:53Daudan.
04:55Daudan.
04:58Daudan.
05:03Daudan.
05:04She'll be all right.
05:23Take me.
05:29Where are my sons?
05:32I have something to tell you.
05:34Siggy!
05:36I see them. Where are my sons?
05:38Siggy!
05:42Rolo. Rolo. Rolo! Rolo!
05:44Where is Siggy? I cannot find them.
05:46Siggy is dead.
05:52How?
05:55Ube and Fitzek fell through the ice into a frozen lake.
05:59Siggy saved their lives, but she drowned.
06:04And we could not find the body.
06:07Gods are mistaken.
06:09No, the gods are never mistaken.
06:11This is my fault.
06:23I... I did not read her well.
06:28It's the truth.
06:30It's the truth.
06:33You all know it.
06:36This is my fault.
06:37It's my fault.
06:53Rolo.
06:57Rolo.
06:58Why was Siggy taking care of our children?
07:04We were taking it in turns.
07:07That day it just happened to be Siggy.
07:09On another day it could have been me.
07:10I wasn't asking you, Helge.
07:11I was asking you.
07:12Helge is right.
07:13We three women took it in turn to care for all our children.
07:18See, I find that funny, considering that Siggy's children are dead.
07:23I must go see Thorin.
07:24Thorin.
07:25No, don't come near.
07:26Thorin.
07:27No.
07:28No.
07:29No.
07:30What is it?
07:31How can I help?
07:33I don't want any help.
07:34Please.
07:35No.
07:36I must go see Thorin.
07:37No.
07:38I must go see Thorin.
07:39Thorin.
07:40No, don't come near.
07:45Thorin.
07:46No.
07:48What is it?
07:50How can I help?
07:52I don't want any help.
07:55Please.
07:56How can you help me with this?
08:16Carla, would you like another to drink?
08:23Why not?
08:24Give him another drink.
08:27He hasn't drowned his sorrows yet.
08:31What did you say?
08:32Listen to me.
08:33I lost one of my sons fighting for the Christians.
08:37We have all lost someone.
08:39Brothers, cousins, friends.
08:43What is so special about you?
08:46You should know better not to mess with me.
08:50Look at him.
08:52Look at yourself.
08:53Now if you're right now, I'll probably be wrong.
08:56Uncle, stop.
09:00What do you do?
09:01Stop.
09:01Don't be stupid.
09:02They'll kill you.
09:03They can try.
09:05Get back.
09:07I can't let you do this.
09:08Turn on my way, Bjorn.
09:10I do not want to kill you.
09:11If it's what the gods wish, then so be it, huh?
09:27I'll fight you all.
09:29Let's run.
09:30Come on.
09:31You should be here.
09:32Let's go.
09:32Let's go.
09:34Oh
10:04Oh
10:34Oh
11:04Oh
11:34Why did you leave Sigi to look after my sons?
12:04I told you
12:10Why did the boys walk over a frozen lake?
12:15What do you think make them do?
12:18They are curious
12:21Just like their father
12:24Is that all?
12:34What else can I tell you?
12:38What is it?
12:56What is it?
12:58You had so much sex in England you don't need it
13:06Perhaps more of our people can go and join the settlement
13:10Yes
13:12They can go and work
13:14For a Christian king
13:16In a Christian country
13:18Perhaps they can also become Christians
13:20Why not?
13:22Whatever they choose to do will be up to them
13:24Who asked you priest?
13:26Floki
13:27What?
13:28He's a Christian
13:30He's always been a Christian
13:32I don't know why Ragnar listens to him
13:35It's true
13:36I don't know why Ragnar listens to me
13:39Not when he can listen to you Floki
13:44Good night
13:45May the gods keep you
13:54Pian
13:56What?
13:59What do you mean what?
14:00What happened to you?
14:03I got into a fight with my uncle
14:05You fought with Romno?
14:07I wanted to stop them killing him
14:10I don't understand
14:12Doesn't matter
14:15Are you going to see Thorin?
14:19No
14:21She does not want to see me
14:23If she needs me she'll tell me
14:26She's a woman not a child
14:30Good night
14:43What are you hiding?
14:46I'm not a fool Helga
14:50Something happened here when we were away
14:53Something happened that led to the death of Sigi
15:04A wanderer came here
15:06We had all dreamed of him
15:09We had all dreamed of him
15:11Our slug Sigi and me
15:13He said his name was Harbert
15:15And he possessed some gifts
15:16He told stories and he could cure people
15:19He cured either of his pains
15:22His name was Harbert?
15:25Yes, that is what he said
15:27That is what he said
15:29And what else did he do?
15:32This Harbert
15:34He seduced Oslo
15:39She slept with him
15:42It was because of him that she was not looking after the children
15:46And this
15:48He said his name was Harbert
15:50Are you sure he said that?
15:51Yes, he said that
15:53But what does it matter?
15:55He took Oslo away from the children
15:58It was his fault that Sigi died
15:59No
16:00Not his fault
16:02Her fault, your fault, everyone's fault
16:04What do you mean?
16:06You frighten me
16:08Harbert is not a human being
16:10Harbert is a god
16:12He came to visit
16:14And such a visit must always be celebrated
16:18Even if it leads to death
16:20If it leads to death, it also leads to life
16:23And that is the way with the gods
16:26That is what Ragnar must understand
16:29But I don't want to tell Ragnar
16:31It is not my business to tell Ragnar
16:34No, you're right
16:37It is my business
16:44I must speak to Erling's death
16:47I must speak to Erling's death
16:52I must speak to Erling's death
16:53Erling's death
16:57Erling's death
16:59We just heard of your return
17:01There is some news
17:03Your properties, your lands, your earldom
17:05All have been usurped
17:08Say again?
17:10It's the truth
17:11You have been removed from power
17:13Forgive me, I am only the messenger
17:15Who has done this? Who has usurped me?
17:18Kalf
17:19No
17:25It's impossible
17:27And yet it has happened
17:29Kalf has made himself the new earl of Hetherby
17:34I supported you in Wessex, now you must support me
17:37Together we can overthrow this usurper
17:39Firstly, you came to Wessex of your own volition
17:42Secondly, if there is a civil war
17:46Many of our own people will die
17:49Is your earldom really that important to you?
17:52Yes
17:54Why?
17:55Because it is rightfully mine
17:57Mine
18:03Well
18:05There is never much use in arguing with you, Levit
18:09We shall go and talk to him
18:27Who is Harbert?
18:35Who is Harbert?
18:40Who is Harbert?
18:41Who is Harbert?
18:42Who is Harbert?
18:43Who is Harbert?
18:44Who is Harbert?
18:46Who is Harbert?
18:47Who is Harbert?
18:49You want to know?
18:52I'll tell you about Harbert
18:54I'll tell you about who he was to your son
18:57The son you leave behind
19:00When you went away, Harbert helped him
19:05Harbert helped him
19:10He took away Ivar's pain
19:15Look how peaceful he is
19:18He is sleeping
19:20He never slept before
19:24And it was Harbert who stopped his suffering
19:35Was he good?
19:40Was he good?
19:43Yes
19:44Harbert
19:53Yes
19:54He was a good man
20:05I thought he was a professor
20:06He did
20:07I thought he was a good man
20:11He was a little teacher
20:13I had to get away
20:14He was blind
20:16I had to tell you about that
20:17And the fellas
20:19You have to tell you about what he needs
20:21He killed him
20:23How about all the people
20:25He was a kid
20:27He was a kid
20:28So he moved away
20:30Of music
20:31He is a kid
20:34I don't know.
21:04Judith.
21:17Yes.
21:20What's the matter with you, Judith, hmm?
21:23You've been like us for many days now.
21:25Oh, you will.
21:28Do you want me to call the physician Monk?
21:30No.
21:34There is nothing he can do for my condition.
21:36Condition?
21:39What condition?
21:45Answer me!
21:47I'm your husband.
21:54I am with Gile.
21:56What?
22:01I am with Gile.
22:04Well, that's impossible.
22:06We have not slept together as man and wife since our son was born.
22:11You told me.
22:12It's true.
22:20Whose child is it?
22:21Huh?
22:24Whose child is it?
22:25Oh, God.
22:34Oh, my God.
22:38Don't go.
22:40Don't go.
22:40Don't go.
22:40Don't go.
22:42Hey!
22:42Son, what is it?
22:59Nothing.
23:05Then come with me.
23:06So, this man has just come to me.
23:11He's a farmer.
23:12He's been helping the Northmen to establish their settlement.
23:16Tell my son what has happened.
23:18There has been some trouble.
23:26Some conflict between the Northmen and some of the landowners.
23:30Nothing much at first.
23:31Boundary disputes.
23:32Usual stuff between us farmers.
23:34But then it got serious.
23:35There were threats.
23:36I tried to stay out of it.
23:39Drink the wine.
23:40Praise the Lord of all.
23:41And let the world be the world.
23:42That's what I say.
23:43Yes, never mind about all that.
23:46What happened next?
23:50One of the farms of the Northmen was attacked and burnt down.
23:54Some people died.
23:57And what did the attackers say to the Northmen?
24:04They said it was just the beginning.
24:07That they would come back and kill them all.
24:11Now, you know.
24:12That this settlement and my agreement with Ragnar Lothbrok mean a great deal to me.
24:21So I want someone, someone I can trust, to go out to the settlement with a large force and bring these disputes to an end.
24:30But you have just returned to Wessie's and to your wife and child.
24:39So I would understand if you did not want to leave them again so soon.
24:44I'll go.
24:44If you're sure, I said I'll go.
24:51I'll go.
24:52I'll go.
24:53I'll go.
24:54I'll go.
24:55I'll go.
24:56I'll go.
24:57I'll go.
24:58I'll go.
24:59I'll go.
25:00I'll go.
25:01I'll go.
25:02I'll go.
25:03I'll go.
25:04I'll go.
25:05I'll go.
25:06I'll go.
25:07I'll go.
25:08I'll go.
25:09I'll go.
25:10I'll go.
25:11I'll go.
25:12I'll give you a little piece of work.
25:13I'll go.
25:14I'll go.
25:15I'll go.
25:16I'll go.
25:17I'll go.
25:18I'll go.
25:19Once again, Ragnar.
25:32Ah, no.
25:34Never as king.
25:36Never as king, Ragnar.
25:38And what does a king require from a simple seer?
25:42There's a city called Paris.
25:44Paris.
25:46Yes, I've seen its gates.
25:49And I see that its gates are already here to my eyes.
25:54What does that mean?
25:56It means exactly as I have said.
26:00I do not lie about what I see, King Ragnar.
26:03Only sometimes I withhold things.
26:06For human beings cannot bear too much reality.
26:10Then if you can see, tell me if I will conquer Paris.
26:15I can see that not the living, but the dead will conquer Paris.
26:26Not the living, but the dead.
26:28And I also see that the bear will be crowned by a princess, which does not bode too well for you, King Ragnar.
26:39Stop.
26:40I don't want to fight you.
26:52Bye.
26:53Bye.
26:54Bye.
26:55Bye.
26:56Bye.
26:58Bye.
27:00Bye.
27:02Bye.
27:03Bye.
27:04Bye.
27:05Bye.
27:06Bye.
27:07Bye.
27:08Bye.
27:14Have made up my mind.
27:15And this year,
27:18ethics ello attack Paris.
27:21Hires.
27:22What is Paris ?
27:24That's a good question, brother.
27:27Paris is a city in the country of Francia.
27:29Next.
27:30all about this before because I am telling you now I understand that this
27:40this will not be easy by all accounts Paris is a huge walled well protected
27:50city this is something that our people have never attempted or dreamt of before
27:58but I have you come to think and dream on
28:13Hathleston come come Hathleston has been to Paris and the wanderer who first told me
28:24about England he too told me about this city we must fight him for it is good to
28:36travel with hope and with courage
28:40but it is still better to travel with knowledge
28:46what about your promise what promise to visit my olden to go to her to be to speak to the
29:04usurper
29:16you know why we've come you have usurped my rights and my lands to whom you were sworn in
29:31field to entrust I expect you to hand both land and title back
29:38hello come perhaps we might discuss these matters
29:49try out of me
29:51as you wish King Ragnar
29:56please sit
30:15I would prefer to avoid the unnecessary loss of life fighting a civil war with you
30:26do you mind if I call you Earl Calf
30:34huh come the spring I'll be invading a country called Francia
30:41hmm and I would like to invite you your men and your ships to join me on this expedition
30:51and if I refuse you will lose everything even my olden you mean my olden
30:59that's just between you and my ex-wife and good luck with her
31:06would you sit down like a third I know you must hate me just let me say that I was born here and had to be I belong here and I have a fierce pride in being a third I have a better claim than you do
31:27even though I share the world admiration for you I'm not sure I'm not sure I believe so much in titles title is only an opportunity to do good things for the folk here I want to do that
31:43you betrayed me and the fact is you planned to betray me and you must have planted for a long time
31:52I did yes despite the fact that I desired you
32:01you desired me yes all the time that I was planning on overthrowing you
32:08I desired you I never stopped desiring you
32:12what am I supposed to do with that knowledge
32:25what do you want to do
32:32Ragnar was always chosen over me by my father and my mother
32:38and then my Lagertha
32:42why would I not want to betray him
32:45why would I not want to scream at Timsey
32:48I am a liar too
32:53being alive is nothing
32:56doesn't matter what I do
32:57Ragnar is my father he is my mother he is Lagertha he is sick
33:01he he he is everything I cannot do everything I cannot be
33:10I love him
33:13he is my brother
33:15he's taken me back
33:18but I am so angry
33:21why
33:23am I still so angry you tell me wise one
33:26what I will tell you
33:31it is because I am useless
33:32fructless
33:34hollowed out by failed ambitions
33:38by failed loves
33:44nothing good can ever come of my life now
33:46what is that to a laugh about
33:57oh Rano
33:58if you truly knew what the gods have in store for you
34:01you would go down now and dance naked on the beach
34:05I don't understand
34:07I tell you as I told Ragnar
34:09a bear will marry a princess and I can tell you that you will be present at the ceremony
34:14and now go and leave me
34:41kill the pagans
34:44who is the king
34:46who is the king
34:46Yeah, we've got to help.
34:48See, Jack.
35:04Hey, Jack!
35:16Oh, my God.
35:46Oh, my God.
36:16Oh, my God.
36:46Oh, my God.
36:48Oh, my God.
37:16Oh, my God.
37:17Oh, my God.
37:18Oh, my God.
37:20Oh, my God.
37:21Oh, my God.
37:22Oh, my God.
37:23Oh, my God.
37:24Oh, my God.
37:25Oh, my God.
37:26Oh, my God.
37:30Oh, my God.
37:31Oh, my God.
37:32Oh, my God.
37:33Oh, my God.
37:34Oh, my God.
37:35Oh, my God.
37:36Oh, my God.
37:37Oh, my God.
37:38Oh, my God.
37:39Oh, my God.
37:40Oh, my God.
37:41Oh, my God.
37:42Oh, my God.
37:43Oh, my God.
37:44Oh, my God.
37:45Oh, my God.
37:46Oh, my God.
37:47Oh, my God.
37:48Oh, my God.
37:49Oh, my God.
37:50Seems we have been here before.
37:52Don't try to start me.
37:55You can leave if you like.
37:56You're a free woman.
37:57But don't pretend to me that you don't want to go to Paris.
38:00I know you want to go to Paris.
38:01I have dreamed of the three of us going together.
38:04Do you understand?
38:07Do you understand you are not leaving?
38:10You're a man now, Bjorn.
38:13Act like one.
38:20There are things you do not know about this, Harpat.
38:37About this Harpat and your wife.
38:42Helga told me everything.
38:45She told me Harpat would take Ausluck away from her children.
38:50Away from your sons.
38:55And they would go off together.
38:58And they would sneak into the fish huts and...
39:00Many times.
39:08Helga said she smelled like fish.
39:12That's how it was.
39:15That's what happened when you were away.
39:17Wait.
39:19There's more Ragnar.
39:20There's much more.
39:23Do you not know who Harpat is?
39:26Harpat is another name for Odin.
39:29It was Odin who slept with his wife.
39:31The god Odin who came to Kattegat.
39:33I am ashamed that my word as king meant nothing to some of you.
39:56That you organized this catastrophe among yourselves.
40:05That you took it upon yourselves to violate a treaty that I had signed in good faith.
40:15God knows what the Northmen will make of these terrible events.
40:25My name and my word as king of Wessex will mean nothing to them.
40:32But it cannot be.
40:37It cannot be.
40:38It cannot be.
40:40I cannot allow and I cannot tolerate treason.
40:44God's arrest this man, this man, and this, and him, all for treason.
40:52And my lord Redo, arrest him also.
40:57Wait, sire.
40:58For I showed him nothing, nothing but love.
41:02And this, this treachery is my reward.
41:09Out of my sight!
41:13And Aethel, do you think he will escape so lightly?
41:16All of you, leave!
41:23I need to speak alone with my son!
41:59Thank you, my son.
42:04You did the business so well.
42:08How could we ever have allowed these Northmen to establish themselves here?
42:14It's, it's, it's unthinkable.
42:16And I played my part well, did I not?
42:22Yes, father.
42:23Very well.
42:25By this ruse, we have now caught out all of those nobles who question my rule,
42:31and we have reason now to rid ourselves of them permanently.
42:37It worked out well.
42:41No.
42:41It worked out beautifully, my son.
42:49Even Charlemagne would have approved.
42:53Don't you think so?
42:54Do you think so?
42:54No.
42:54Don't you think so?
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