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Season 4 of "Vikings" sees Ragnar's reign falter as he battles illness and disillusionment, while Rollo solidifies his new life in Francia, leading to a major clash. Ragnar's sons, especially Bjorn and the increasingly formidable Ivar, rise to prominence, setting the stage for Ragnar's ultimate demise and the emergence of his children as powerful leaders.

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00:01Previously on Vikings
00:03Princess Eliseth, I wanted to marry you.
00:05I'm already married.
00:06Everything I've done, I've done for you.
00:09You have seen all you needed to.
00:11They are not as safe as they think they are.
00:13The greatest army ever assembled.
00:15Our instruments of wrath.
00:17Ivar wants to lead the army.
00:18He thinks our father chose him.
00:20Jern should lead the army.
00:21I am the leader of this great army.
00:23Do you understand that?
00:24You're about to receive a great heathen army.
00:26They're here.
00:27The great heathen army.
00:28Revenge the death of Ragnolothbrok.
00:30My lord bishop, let us go to war.
00:32God help us.
00:33I don't think he can.
00:35Ragnolothbrok!
00:38This is where our father was killed.
00:51Ragnolothbrok!
00:53Ragnolothbrok!
00:55Ragnolothbrok!
00:56project.
00:57Ragnolothbrok!
00:58J cool.
01:00Sg但不可以。
01:01Umander Kong CRITE
01:10ensue 05.
01:12Ragnolothbrok!
01:13Dishing live the dead body.
01:14Isig.
01:15Well, tomorrow waits
01:19Riding on the ground
01:25Before the other one's time to stand
01:45The gate!
02:15Who is that man?
02:42I don't know.
02:45He sailed in this morning with some other traders.
02:49They look, but they don't want to buy anything.
02:52I ask myself, why did they bother to come all this way if they're not interested in
02:57buying anything?
03:02No!
03:03No!
03:04No!
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03:42No!
03:49No!
03:50What were they doing?
03:51Looking for weaknesses in our defenses.
03:54It seems like they've found one.
04:02Open the gate!
04:04Open the gate!
04:22The bishop was in battle with King Ayla.
04:26Oh, God.
04:27His grace is certainly closer to God right now than to you, Prince April Wolf.
04:35Put him down.
04:41Who did this to you?
04:44Was it the sons of Ragnar Lothbrok?
04:47Their army. How big is their army? How many warriors?
04:51How many pints of cloth are there in a field?
04:57What does that mean? Hundreds? Thousands?
05:00Tell me.
05:02Tell me!
05:06Damn you!
05:11And may you rest in peace.
05:13Give the bishop a proper and decent Christian burial.
05:26Even in such times, we must do what is right.
05:30So King Ayla is defeated?
05:37Most horribly and barbarously put to death, sire.
05:40So it is said.
05:43I'm sorry to hear it.
05:44For all our sakes.
05:47That great army is doubtless on its way here already.
05:54I charge you, my son, to go out and face it.
05:57If it really is as great as the bishop suggested, then I'll need some extra time to raise more men in arms.
06:01I agree, but now time itself is of the essence.
06:04They cannot bring such a force on foot or by boat to Wessex within a week.
06:08Even so, the element of surprise is the most valuable asset.
06:11Father, since you've given me command, then let me exercise it.
06:15Father, I want to fight with you.
06:17I want to fight with you.
06:18As do I.
06:22And I won't risk the lies of either of you.
06:24You're the future.
06:26My Jew is to protect you.
06:28I've got to bed.
06:29Sleep peacefully.
06:35Good boy.
06:36Good boy.
06:41I hope to God you're right, my son.
06:43Right now, all the dreams and plans I had stand in the greatest jeopardy.
06:48You're not the only one who had dreams, Father.
06:51If you forgive me, I have messages to dispatch.
07:01I urge you, again, to go back to him, my love.
07:06He will need strength and brilliance of your mind.
07:09You must forgive him as he must forgive you.
07:12There's no need to remain attached to a dying animal like me.
07:18What if I don't want to?
07:22Then I shall have to command you.
07:25Being your king.
07:26My lady.
07:35I can't just sleep.
07:37Are you afraid?
07:39No.
07:41Not afraid.
07:43You've no reason to be afraid.
07:45Your father watches over you the whole time.
07:47But you are my father.
07:48I mean your real father.
07:49You know very well.
07:50The monks they called Hathorstan.
07:51Oh, he was a very holy man, Alfred.
07:52He was a very special man.
07:53He changed all our lives.
07:54You should be very proud to have a father like him.
07:55I'm also proud to have a father like you.
07:57I'm also proud to have a father like you.
07:58I'm also proud to have a father like you.
07:59I'm also proud to have a father like you.
08:00I'm also proud to have a father like you.
08:01I'm also proud to have a father like you.
08:05I am so proud to have a father.
08:11I am so proud to have a father like you.
08:13Oh?
08:20Lord, my God, the universe's great empire.
08:26Today's service races up to Wutchfield.
08:33This way!
08:40I'm curious for Northmen, my Lord, deliver us.
09:03I'm curious for you.
09:33May God, in his mercy, bless and keep you.
09:48And may he sow confusion among his enemies and bring you victory in this holy war.
09:56Thank you, Father.
09:59Farewell for now.
10:01Fear nothing.
10:03We shall all be together soon.
10:05Praise the Lord.
10:09My husband, you depart with our love and carry our hopes.
10:15Farewell.
10:16Live, live and live.
10:20Try.
10:20And I'll also try to be worthy of you, Judith.
10:24To everything, there is a season and a time for every purpose under the sun.
10:36A time to love.
10:37A time to hate.
10:38A time of war and a time of peace.
10:42Now this is the time of war.
10:45This is the time to hate.
10:47Let's go.
10:53Let's go.
11:06Move out!
11:07Let's go!
11:08Move out!
11:10It seems to me that the Saxon's are as timid as frightful as you are.
11:14It seems to me that the Saxon's are as timid as frightened women.
11:40Their hearts are faint.
11:42I don't think they can truly trouble us.
11:45You don't know enough, Ivar.
11:47You haven't seen enough.
11:50These are brave men.
11:53I have fought against them.
11:54You haven't.
11:54I can only see what my eyes tell me, Bjorn.
11:57And what I see is frightened people running before us.
12:01I see their spineless god running away from our gods.
12:05For once, why don't you just listen to another wiser, brother?
12:09These people who are running away, they're not warriors.
12:13They're not the ones who stay and fight to defend this kingdom.
12:16I protect their honor.
12:18What is a warrior without his honor?
12:20I don't know.
12:21You tell me, brother.
12:22And tell me again, how many battles have you fought?
12:27Same as you, brother.
12:28Except I don't ride around in a comfortable, bloody chariot.
12:31What you have to learn, Ivar, is that if you break up this brotherhood, you shall not succeed.
12:37We have many challenges ahead of us.
12:39So if you want to keep arguing and whining like a little girl, then I suggest you leave.
12:44We don't need you.
12:45Oh, but you do need me.
12:46Why do you think father chose me to come with him to England?
12:49He had a reason for doing so.
12:50He told me I was the one who would act for him, who would make sure he was revenged.
12:59If that's what you want to think, then think it.
13:02I understand it must be hard for you to accept that the true heir to the great Ragnar Lothbrok to turn out to be a cripple and a reject.
13:21So this is what the granting of the little pigs was all about.
13:23He's there!
13:41Oh, not that!
13:51He's there!
13:54Lord Aethelwolf!
13:56Give him a look!
13:58Give him a look!
14:04Fire!
14:07Fire!
14:08Fire!
14:11Fire!
14:19What's your estimation of their strength?
14:21Honestly.
14:22Who can tell?
14:24Between three or four thousand.
14:27That's what it looked like to me.
14:29We've never seen anything like this before.
14:31Not a raiding party.
14:33But a great heathen army.
14:35Where were they headed?
14:36They killed King Eyla near York and are moving south into the Midlands.
14:39So far towards Repton.
14:41Is it your belief that they're set upon attacking my father's kingdom?
14:44That they have gathered together to attack Wessex?
14:47There was no doubt in my mind.
14:49These are the sons of Ragnar Lothbrok.
14:52They want revenge for the death of their father.
14:54They killed Eyla.
14:56But they know your father was complicit in his death.
15:00So it seems inevitable that they are marching towards Wessex.
15:03I believe this man.
15:06I always thought they would seek revenge against my father.
15:10So let's move towards Repton.
15:13I think a destiny awaits us there.
15:16To-
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15:24To-
15:26To-
15:27What is it?
15:28She's gone.
15:29To-
15:30To-
15:31To-
15:33maybe it's for the better.
15:36What are you joking about?
15:38Something frightened her, Dandy's rung away.
15:40She might be in danger.
15:41Floki, Floki, we have to find her.
15:43We have to find her, please.
15:48Help me find her.
15:50Please.
16:10Let's go.
16:40I'm sorry.
17:06Baby, you hate us, I don't know what to do.
17:30My baby, my baby, are you okay?
17:36I want you.
17:38Come inside.
17:40Come inside.
17:42They're here.
18:06They're here.
18:12They're here.
18:22They're here.
18:24They're here.
18:26They're here.
18:50Over there!
18:52Pull that piece!
18:56Get away.
19:00Get away.
19:02My baby was already there.
19:04They're here.
19:06I'm sorry.
19:08This is aונה.
19:10They're here.
19:12I can't watch me.
19:14Come on.
19:44To the Great Hall!
20:05Astrid!
20:08We're in the wrong place.
20:10Provi!
20:11Keep the map there.
20:14Hey!
20:16Yes!
20:16Let's go.
20:46Let's go.
21:16Let's go.
21:46Let's go.
22:16Let's go.
22:46Let's go.
23:16Let's go.
23:46You're a fool to think that she loved you.
23:49How could she marry that nobody?
23:50Maybe she loves him.
23:52And if she loves him, then he's somebody.
23:55How are you suddenly so wise, brother?
24:02It may have escaped your attention, but I am not married myself.
24:06You know why?
24:07I don't understand women, I don't understand women are fickle.
24:17Forget her.
24:18I came to forgive you.
24:28I came to forgive you, I came to forgive you, it is not your fault you couldn't wait for me.
24:42It is not your fault you couldn't wait for me.
24:46You probably thought it was an impossible task you had sent me in any case.
24:51I was never supposed to cheat it.
24:54You never really intended to marry me, did you?
25:04I don't even know your name.
25:06My name is Vic, King Harald.
25:08I am happy to meet you.
25:10Believe me, I knew nothing of this arrangement you had with my wife.
25:17But I am glad that you have forgiven her.
25:21Hmm?
25:22Hmm?
25:23Hmm?
25:24Shut up!
25:25No!
25:26Vic!
25:27Vic!
25:28Vic.
25:29Vic.
25:30Vic.
25:31Vic.
25:32Vic.
25:33Vic.
25:34Vic.
25:35Vic.
25:36Vic.
25:37Vic.
25:38Vic.
25:39Vic.
25:40Vic.
25:42Vic.
25:43Vic.
25:44Vic.
25:45Vic.
25:46Vic.
25:47Vic.
25:48Vic.
25:49Vic.
25:50Vic.
25:51Vic.
25:52Vic.
25:53Vic.
25:54Vic.
25:55Vic.
25:56Vic.
25:57Vic.
25:58Vic.
25:59Vic.
26:00Vic.
26:01Vic.
26:02Vic.
26:03Vic.
26:04Vic.
26:05Vic.
26:06Vic.
26:07Vic.
26:08Vic.
26:09Vic.
26:10Vic.
26:11Vic.
26:12Vic.
26:13Vic.
26:14Vic.
26:15Vic.
26:16Vic.
26:17But you are neither earl nor king.
26:33How could you collect such an army?
26:37Who paid for your army?
26:40Ego the bastard.
26:42Why should I tell you?
26:44You will kill me, burn me alive, whether I tell you or not.
26:49That's not true.
26:50Of course it's true.
26:52Don't play games.
26:54As you can see, I have no time for games.
26:58We found your wife.
27:14Look at her.
27:21We have told her that if you tell us who paid for your fleet in attack,
27:27then we will spare your life.
27:29That you and your wife can live together again, happily.
27:33I don't know this woman.
27:39Just tell them.
27:48Just tell them, Ego.
27:50If I do it, it is for you.
27:59Not for me.
28:01I am dead anyway.
28:04Perhaps they will spare you.
28:05I was paid by King Harold Fineher.
28:16I don't know this woman.
28:31Let's go.
29:01Let's go.
29:31We'll make camp here.
29:36Tomorrow we shall fight.
29:38In the name of our father, we shall overcome.
29:42You can make camp.
29:52I want to take a look at where we're going to fight.
29:55What are you talking about?
29:56They will expect us to fight in a certain way.
30:00Why should we do that?
30:02Why don't we plan to fight in a different way and surprise them?
30:11Our warriors won't understand what's happening.
30:13We fight in the shield world.
30:15That's how we fight.
30:16But we have a bigger army now.
30:18And they have a bigger army now, we'll take.
30:21We cannot fight in the same way.
30:23It's too late to change now.
30:24Who are you to say that?
30:25Shut your mouth.
30:26We are brothers.
30:30Together.
30:30Why do you want to change the tactics?
30:36Do you want to win, brother?
30:44Listen.
30:45Come with me, Björn.
30:49Let's investigate the battlefield.
30:51Perhaps, instead of a narrow and small place,
30:55we should stretch the battlefield across a large area,
30:57many miles,
30:59and use the landscape.
31:01Ditches, hills, woods.
31:07What do you say?
31:08If it works,
31:13it is a good plan.
31:16If it doesn't,
31:18it is a bad plan.
31:35What are you waiting for?
31:37Ha!
31:38Can I talk to you?
31:58I do?
32:03Can I talk to you?
32:04Can I talk to you?
32:37I made a mistake. I'm so sorry. I should have waited. I never loved him. I loved you. But people persuaded me. They lied to me. Can you understand? Your dream seems to have been a long time away.
32:57But I was wrong. So wrong, I should have waited. And now I see why.
33:07You're going to do exactly what you said you would do.
33:09I should have believed you. And I believe you now.
33:18Forgive me.
33:48Seems like, after all, I know women a lot better than you, brother.
33:58I should have believed you.
34:28Oh.
34:29Oh.
34:30Oh.
34:31Oh.
34:35Oh.
34:37Oh.
34:38Oh.
34:41Oh, my God.
35:11Oh, my God.
35:41Oh, my God.
36:11Oh, my God.
36:41Oh, my God.
37:11Oh, my God.
37:41Oh, my God.
38:11Oh, my God.
38:41Oh, my God.
39:11Oh, my God.
39:41Oh, my God.
40:11Oh, my God.
40:41Oh, my God.
41:11Oh, my God.
41:41Oh, my God.
42:11Oh, my God.
42:41Oh, my God.
43:11Oh, my God.

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