The season’s dramatic culmination sees Ragnar’s death in Northumbria, Ivar’s chilling ascent, Lagertha’s ruthless return to power, and the formation of the “Great Army” to avenge their father
00:03If I ask you to kill Bjorn, you will have to do it.
00:06Otherwise, I will kill the son.
00:08I still don't understand why you are willing to risk your baby's life.
00:11Who are you to talk?
00:13I'm not your wife.
00:14I have broken my life for your sake.
00:17Do not try to possess me.
00:19Where are you going?
00:20I have decided to send my grandson on a pilgrimage to Rome
00:24to meet His Holiness the Pope.
00:26Give me some of that medicine.
00:27There's nothing left.
00:30The defeat of Ragnar Lothbrok will resound down the ages.
00:35As long as my brother is still alive, he is not defeated.
00:37What is the point making camp here?
00:39We are going to lift the boats up the cliff.
00:41Carry them across the mountains
00:43and then simply slide them back into the river.
01:00We are going to help you.
01:02If I had a voice that would sing.
01:07After the night when I wake up
01:12I see what tomorrow brings.
01:19Come on, come on, come on
01:23And follow the voice of the song
01:28Move!
01:40One, two, three!
01:44Four, three!
01:49One, two, three!
02:00Bravo!
02:01One, two, three!
02:07One, two, three!
02:11One, two, three!
02:14Oh
02:44Oh
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04:14Eggs
04:27There are women here
04:44Let's go
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08:56Many treasures, and here is almost the greatest of them.
09:11Do you know what this is?
09:14When our Lord was taken to the place of crucifixion,
09:17what did the pagans make him carry?
09:20His own cross.
09:22And what did they place upon his head?
09:24A crown of thorns.
09:26This is one of the very thorns that cut our Savior's head.
09:56The farmer was a generous man.
10:05Yes, with all his goods and chattels.
10:07We enjoyed their company.
10:12Did you kill them?
10:14Of course we killed them.
10:17You could have ridden off and told the Franks all about us.
10:19You would have done the same.
10:22I'm not blaming you.
10:23I'm not blaming you.
10:28I'm not blaming you.
10:29I don't want you, baby.
10:49Marvin!
10:49Marvin!
10:57Marvin!
10:59I don't know.
11:29It's Lagatha. You had better come, both of you.
11:59I lost my child.
12:20I knew that I could never have the child, no matter what I did to Sia.
12:24Sia told me a long time ago, but...
12:31I was hoping that I could keep the face.
12:44It's all right.
12:47Go away.
13:02Just go away.
13:08Leave me alone.
13:15Leave me alone.
13:26Leave me alone.
13:30I'm sorry.
13:39your highness
13:53grace
13:54daughter
13:55how grateful I am
13:59that we can now announce that you are
14:01a child
14:01the alliance between our peoples
14:10born of baptism and marriage
14:13is the only way to save
14:15God our future
14:15in the meantime
14:17what
14:19efforts
14:20has a grace made to ensure
14:23that the pagans
14:25have quit our realm
14:26I have sent boats downriver
14:29to ascertain the truth of it
14:30it may well be that my brother
14:32will choose to sack and plunder
14:33Ruon
14:34rather than return to his people
14:35empty-handed
14:36but I have already sent word
14:38to the lords of that town
14:39to prepare their defenses
14:41against such an attack
14:42above all men
14:44I know how much I owe
14:45both to God
14:46and to those closest to me
14:48for our delivery from evil
14:50now
14:52I would also like to express
14:54the same
14:55to Sire Roland
14:56though an underling
14:59I believe you did far more
15:01than Count Hordeaux
15:02to preserve
15:02and defend
15:04our city
15:04therefore I proclaim you
15:06in turn
15:06Count Roland
15:08Defender of Paris
15:11and may you continue
15:23to serve us
15:24faithfully
15:24as before
15:25I am honored
15:27and humbled
15:28and ready to sacrifice myself
15:30at any moment
15:31for your highness's
15:32greater glory
15:32you may all leave
15:41content in my good graces
15:44except for you
15:53Count Rolland
15:54stay in a moment
15:56I want to ask
16:04your permission
16:05Count Rolland
16:06my permission
16:07for what
16:08why should the emperor
16:10ever have to ask permission
16:12I want to sleep
16:15with your sister
16:16I desire her
16:19to be my mistress
16:20have you asked her
16:23I would like
16:27your permission
16:29first
16:32you have it
16:35of course
16:36your highness
16:37I am sure
16:39she will think
16:39of herself
16:39as the most
16:40fortunate woman
16:41in Paris
16:41wait
16:46there is
16:52something
16:54else
16:55why is my father
17:01giving preference
17:02to those people
17:03you don't know
17:05I don't think
17:07you understand
17:07the way things work
17:08here
17:08you're too simple
17:10simple
17:12what
17:15is simple
17:16the person
17:17who is closest
17:18to my father
17:19is the person
17:20who has the most
17:21power in Francia
17:22and it seems
17:23as if you have
17:23suddenly given
17:24power
17:24to a young soldier
17:26but I am duke
17:27I have been given
17:29great lands
17:30and the responsibility
17:31for the defense
17:32of the entire realm
17:33even as you say
17:34those words
17:35they start to sound
17:36hollow
17:36entire realm
17:38great lands
17:40what does it mean
17:41Rolland has actually
17:43been given
17:44command of the city
17:45he will always
17:46be closest
17:46to the emperor
17:47do not underestimate
17:49your father
17:50oh it would be
17:51impossible to
17:51underestimate him
17:52he says it would
17:54be impossible
17:54to understand him
17:55it's not right
17:57that a man of such
17:58humble origin
17:59to take precedence
18:00over you
18:00or me
18:02it's unfortunate
18:04but this Rolland
18:04should be removed
18:05before his appetite
18:06for power
18:07becomes too pronounced
18:08what are you doing
18:15I'm trying to have
18:21sex
18:21I am with child
18:24so
18:25you are carrying
18:28my child
18:28this makes me
18:31very happy
18:31so
18:32it's not possible
18:33no
18:34it's really
18:35quite
18:36simple
18:37it's not
18:38going to happen
18:39I told you
18:41this is Frank
18:41yeah
18:42we do things
18:43differently here
18:44you have to
18:45respect me
18:46and my sacred
18:47condition
18:47many things
19:01are better here
19:02just a few things
19:06which were better
19:06before
19:07what are you doing
19:37...
19:43...
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20:03...
21:35Amen.
21:37Take this sword, which is bestowed on you with the blessing of God, that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may resist and cast out all your enemies.
22:21And mercy on you.
22:28Now you are a consul of Rome, like Caesar.
22:58I suppose you should be congratulated, King Egbert.
23:20You have, by a clever ruse, become ruler of one of the biggest, richest kingdoms in England.
23:26And all without my help, despite the fact that we are formerly allies.
23:32No, fortunately there was limited bloodshed, which is always to be favoured.
23:38After all, we need our armies to fight, not each other, but the Northmen.
23:44You always have a clever answer.
23:47The fact is, you betrayed me.
23:52You told me nothing of your plans.
23:54We were to divide Mercia equally between us, but you have taken it all.
24:01And now it occurs to me, your new kingdom directly abuts mine.
24:08So it does.
24:12But surely, we're still allies.
24:15I feel I ought to ask you that question.
24:26It may be true that things have changed.
24:31Life is all about change, is it not, King Egbert?
24:34If we don't change, we fall behind.
24:38What was once true and real is suddenly no longer true, no longer real.
24:44And sometimes, we have to accept that.
24:49You mean our alliance?
24:52Yes.
24:52We had an alliance, as equals, but as you can plainly see, we are no longer equals.
25:01Everything has changed.
25:03For both of us.
25:08You must get used to it.
25:10You must get used to it.
25:32Oh, my God.
26:02Oh, my God.
26:32Oh, my God.
27:02Oh, my God.
27:32Oh, my God.
27:39I'm not finished yet.
27:41There's one more thing you have to do.
27:43you are a mystery to me
27:51when i asked you to come with me you did
27:58you didn't ask for anything in return
28:03what do you want what can i give you
28:10perhaps you could have asked me that question a long time ago
28:14when i first met you i saw something in you
28:21you still have it
28:25there's a refusal to abide by the rules
28:31a wildness
28:34only dress contained
28:40i still love that about you
28:45do you
28:46i do
28:47i chose you as my companion
28:50i accept that you might not love me
28:53i know that my being the son of ragnar lothbrok has little meaning to you
29:01i like that about you
29:04why do you say these beautiful things now
29:11you
29:15you
29:16you
29:18you
29:21you
29:23you
29:35I don't want to play.
30:02Move.
30:05That was stupid of you.
30:26You lose.
30:28Don't call me stupid.
30:31Why not?
30:32Because I'm the only reason you're still alive.
30:43Siggy is dead.
30:45Who?
30:46I found her body in the river.
30:56I thought someone was taking care of her.
31:03No.
31:04Obviously not.
31:09Who cares?
31:10Who cares?
31:22What?
31:35Oh, my God.
32:05I don't want you to kill the end.
32:24If I agreed to come back to you, would you give up on your revenge?
32:29Like, he never gives up on his revenge.
32:31This is who we are.
32:33Oh, my father was killed by Ragnar Lothbrok, and by his son, his ex-wife, his friends.
32:41And I will have my revenge.
32:43That was a long time ago, Erland.
32:45It always seems to me like yesterday.
32:52And how perfect to punish Ragnar by killing his son.
32:55Yes.
33:00Yes.
33:02Today is the day.
33:04You have to kill him.
33:06No.
33:06Yes, it's decided that gods want you to do it, not me.
33:10I have dedicated the sacrificial offering to them.
33:14Now you must drink.
33:16What if I can't do it?
33:19What if I won't do it?
33:20I told you.
33:21I told you, you have no choice.
33:23If you have any feelings for your son, no care whether he lives or dies, now drink.
33:29Here's my crossbow.
33:41No one expects you to be able to fire properly, but if you get close enough, you can't miss.
