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00:00You
00:30Yeah
00:48Right
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01:39Brother me
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02:24I want it
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04:04What are you two doing?
04:21Taking Buren to the Fing tomorrow.
04:26Not yet.
04:28He's not old enough.
04:29He's 12 years old.
04:31Take him next year.
04:32Next year, soon enough.
04:35You'll need a silk ribbon, Lugetha.
04:41You're a handsome boy.
04:43Funny years, though.
04:51Don't sleep with lots of women in Catecate.
04:54I can do without it for a few days.
04:58Is that another way of saying you love me?
05:02Huh?
05:05I always dream of you.
05:08Last night, I dreamt you'll feed me blood pudding.
05:14What does that mean?
05:16It means you've given me your heart.
05:19It's a dog, boy.
05:32Go, D.
05:33Come on, boy.
05:34What will happen at the Fing?
05:50The Earl will deal with some criminal offenses.
05:53And then we'll discuss the summer raids.
05:57And where will you go?
05:58The Earl decides.
06:00He owns his ships.
06:04He'll send us to the east, as always, to the Baltic lands.
06:09But I want to know what's to the west.
06:11What cities and gods are over there?
06:12See, I'm not satisfied with this.
06:23Odin gave his eye to acquire knowledge.
06:28But I would give far more.
06:29And will Earl Haraldson let you?
06:41Good.
06:44Like this.
06:46Nice and tight.
06:48And on three.
06:50One, two, three.
06:52Very good, Gida.
07:01Gida, feed the goats.
07:06Go on.
07:10What do you want?
07:11We know you're all alone here.
07:13All the men are gone.
07:15If you're thirsty, I will give you a drink.
07:18If you're hungry, I will feed you.
07:21Otherwise, you must go.
07:23We will eat and drink after we've satisfied our other needs.
07:38I don't want to kill you, woman.
07:41You couldn't kill me if you tried for a hundred years.
07:52I don't want to kill you.
07:56Gita!
08:12Gita!
08:22Gita...
08:24Gita!
08:28I went to confess my love to her,
08:30that I was set upon by a bear
08:32and an enormous hound who guarded her home.
08:36I killed the bear with my spear,
08:40and I managed to strangle the hound with my bare hands.
08:46And that is how I gained her hand in marriage.
08:50Did she tell you the same story?
08:54Just about.
09:04Are you ready to receive your arm ring and become a man?
09:08Yes.
09:10And what does a man do?
09:14He fights.
09:16And?
09:18You look after his family?
09:20That's right.
09:22Could you look after our family?
09:28What do you mean, you look after us?
09:30Say I wasn't there.
09:34I have a big decision to make.
09:36It may change many things.
09:40Now go to sleep.
09:42You have a big day tomorrow.
09:44Good to see you tomorrow.
09:46Good to see you tomorrow.
09:48Yes, sir.
09:52You're welcome.
09:54Good to see you tomorrow.
09:56You're welcome.
09:58Let's go.
10:28Let's go.
10:58Let's go.
11:08Say, here you are, brother.
11:15Hello.
11:16I'm freeing all the gods how you've grown.
11:18Hello, Olof.
11:19Are you here for the thing?
11:21You're a real man now.
11:22Come, let's get a drink.
11:33Looking a little pale, Bjorn.
11:37Are you ready for a woman?
11:39There's some good-looking women in Catecourt.
11:41Some of them are free.
11:45Can't even grow a beard, can you, boy?
11:50Won't you go lie down?
11:51So why do you think the Earl was going to send us this year?
12:01Those bastards to the east are as poor as we are.
12:05I know.
12:05That's why we should sail west.
12:11I've heard such tales roll.
12:13Great towns and cities and treasures.
12:16Horses of gold and silver and a new god.
12:19I've heard those stories, too.
12:22What does it mean?
12:24Can't sail across an open ocean?
12:25I believe there's a way to go west.
12:33I have something that will change everything.
12:39What?
12:44What is that?
12:45Now, just listen.
12:47A while back, I met someone.
12:49A wanderer.
12:52He told me it was possible to go west.
12:54Over the open sea.
12:57Using this.
13:02It's a sunboard.
13:04It needs a sitting water.
13:06Another wanderer.
13:09This time it's different.
13:10Now, tell me, Rachman, is this wanderer of yours,
13:12he ever sailed west himself?
13:14Just get some water.
13:24Now, this candle is the sun.
13:32Every day, the sun rises up into the sky until noon.
13:37See how the shadow shortens?
13:39At noon, it is at its shortest.
13:41That only tells me how far south they have traveled.
13:43Didn't I just tell you to listen?
13:47The day before sailing, you mark a circle around the pointer where the shadow is at its shortest at noon.
13:53The next day at sea, you place a board back into the water around noon and watch your shadow.
14:01If the shadow only touches a circle...
14:04The course remains true.
14:05Yes.
14:07And if it passes outside the circle like this...
14:10Then you have drifted.
14:12Then you must steer further south.
14:14Yes.
14:15And what if it never reaches the circle?
14:19Then you are too far south to must steer more to the north.
14:21That's it.
14:23Keep the noon shadow on the circle...
14:26And your course will be true.
14:29West.
14:36Water, there is no sun.
14:38How can the board help you then?
14:40How could you find your way?
14:45Using this.
14:52Follow me outside.
14:59They call it the sunstone.
15:05You see?
15:07There is the sun.
15:09Now we go west.
15:15What if they're in?
15:15What if they're in?
15:16Right.
15:17What if they're in?
15:18What if they're in?
15:19I would never let them know that one of us.
15:20I would never say that one of us would strongly pray.
15:21Come on.
15:24Ha ha ha ha!
15:30overstoy.
15:31уш.
15:32I think that one of us would probably stay at once.
15:41Olaf and Wendt, you have pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing.
15:57Tomorrow you will run a gauntlet of stones and turf as punishment.
16:03Yes, Lord. Thank you, Lord.
16:05Let it be known, a fine is to be paid by anyone who fails to throw something.
16:14Bring in the next accused.
16:17There he is!
16:20Eric Trigfersen, you are accused of the murder of Sigvill Strutt this January.
16:30How do you plead?
16:31It wasn't murder, Lord. I killed him in self-defense.
16:34Liar!
16:37If it was murder, why did you not declare your crime to the first person you met afterwards, as the law obliges?
16:45In fact, you passed by several houses before you reported it.
16:50I thought the relatives of the dead man might be living in them.
16:56The law allows you to pass two houses in such circumstances, but never a third.
17:02You murdered my brother in cold blood.
17:04It's not true.
17:06We argued about some disputed land. He pulled out a knife.
17:10You wanted that land for yourself.
17:13You're a liar.
17:14And a coward.
17:15Who says I'm a coward?
17:17I'm not a coward!
17:19Silence!
17:21As the normal procedures were not followed, this killing cannot be atoned for by compensating the victim's family.
17:31Murder is a dishonorable deed amongst our people, carried out in secret, unacknowledged, and likely to give rise to a series of revenge killings that would involve your own family.
17:44Lord, you knew about that land.
17:49You knew I had a claim to it.
17:50Enough!
17:52I ask you to look to the accused.
17:56Do you think that he is guilty?
17:59Raise your arms.
18:00The decision must be unanimous.
18:15Eric Tvigvitsen.
18:28You have been found guilty of murder.
18:31Yes.
18:32Jesus.
18:33How do you wish to die?
18:37By beheading, Lord.
18:40Your wish is granted.
18:42You shall be executed tomorrow.
18:43After which we shall feast, and talk about the summer raids.
19:03You have to.
19:08you have to.
19:12Oh!
19:15Oh!
19:22S dimensions!
19:23You, Senses!
19:27That was great!
19:34imizi!
19:35We'll be tánded!
19:35Why is he smiling father he wants to die well without fear to atone for his sins
20:05You must watch for his sake it's only hope of reaching Valhalla
20:27Feed him to your pigs
20:29And I curse him may he never enter Valhalla may he never feast with the gods
20:45Why did he do that he should not have done
20:49Someone told me he wanted that lamb for himself he knew trickfesson had the best claim to it but refused to sell it
20:54You hear that boy, this is how things are done around here
21:03Olaf son of igolf
21:05Bjorn son of ragnar
21:08May you accept this gift of salt and earth to remind yourself that you belong to both the land and the sea
21:24These arm rings bind you in loyalty to me your lord your chieftain
21:31Any oath that you swear on these rings must be honored and kept
21:36Do you understand and swear to this?
21:37Yes lord
21:39And do you freely give your fealty to me your lord your chieftain?
21:42Yes lord
21:47Good you may put on the arm rings
21:49Good you may put on the arm rings
21:56Come here
22:06Oh, I've heard it now
22:14Woo!
22:14Yeah!
22:15Yeah!
22:16Yeah!
22:16Yeah!
22:16Yeah!
22:16Yeah!
22:17Yeah!
22:17Yeah!
22:18Yeah!
22:18Yeah!
22:19Yeah!
22:19Yeah!
22:23Where is feast?
22:25My lord
22:27We all want to feast
22:29But we also want to know where we'll be raiding this summer
22:33Can't it wait, Ragnar?
22:35No
22:36Tell us
22:37We want to know
22:39We have a right to know
22:41Very well
22:43We will raid east again
22:45To the Eastlands and into Russia
22:47Every year
22:50We'll go to the same place
22:51We'll go to the same places
22:55But there is an alternative
22:57If you choose
23:00If you choose
23:01Oh yes
23:05Yes
23:05Yes
23:06Choice
23:06Yes
23:07I've heard of these rumors
23:09These stories
23:10That if we travel west
23:13That we will somehow reach a land that is rich and plentiful
23:16But I tell you
23:17But I tell you that I will not risk my ships
23:22Or my reputation
23:24On such a deluded fantasy
23:26They're my ships
23:27They're my ships
23:29I pay for them
23:30And they go where I tell them to go
23:34Now that's the end of the matter
23:35Let's feast
23:41Let's feast
23:41Let me see
23:56It's a fine ring
23:59Ragnar Lothbrok
24:09Earl Haraldson wants to speak with you
24:12In private
24:12Stay with you
24:14Stay with your home
24:16Ragnar Lothbrok
24:30Ragnar Lothbrok
24:34Sit down
24:41Are you hungry?
24:44Yes sir
24:50You want to feast in my hall
24:52You want to sail in my ships
24:54Anything else you want from me?
24:58Right
24:59You keep talking about
25:00The west
25:02Do you know of it?
25:05Why are you so certain that it's a land of great riches?
25:09I can't be sure
25:12But I believe
25:13I don't care what you believe
25:16You insulted me out there
25:19And not for the first time
25:21But believe me
25:24It will be the last
25:29Who told you you could go?
25:40You are a farmer
25:44You should be content with your lot
25:48Farms are few and in great demand
25:50And there are many people here
25:55Who would like to possess your land
26:00Do you understand
26:01What I'm saying?
26:02I understand
26:04I understand
26:07And don't ever stick your nose in my face again
26:10I don't trust him
26:24I don't trust him
26:26Watch him
26:26Where are we going now?
26:31I'm so tired
26:33To talk to the gods
26:36It's what we do
26:37Why don't you come in?
26:49I'm waiting
26:50Sit
27:03What do you want?
27:05I want to know what the gods have in store
27:09For you or for the boy?
27:13I'm more interested in myself
27:14The gods desire you to have a great future
27:19I see that
27:22But they can withdraw their good will at any time
27:26To have this great future
27:29Must I challenge the law?
27:31You must convince the gods to alter the runes
27:37So they work in your favor
27:39But the laws of men
27:43Are far below the workings and shapings of the gods
27:49So I should take the laws of men
27:53Into my own hands
27:59Answer me
28:00You already have your answer
28:02No
28:04I don't
28:06Well then go and ask the gods yourself
28:09What are you afraid of?
28:18Wait outside
28:22You haven't helped me at all
28:24Ancient one
28:28Perhaps you asked the wrong questions
28:39Where are they?
28:49Where are my sons?
28:51You said you'd found them
28:53You said you heard me at all
29:15What's that?
29:17Oh!
29:18We have someone special to visit.
29:47His name is Floki.
29:49Floki.
29:51Like Loki, the god?
29:53Yes.
29:55Only different.
29:57How is he different?
29:59He's not a god.
30:01Why didn't he come to the thing?
30:03Because...
30:05Because he's shy.
30:14Floki.
30:15This is my son, Bjorn.
30:17Hello.
30:19How are you?
30:20Will.
30:21Thank you, sir.
30:23Let me see.
30:25Ah.
30:28You have your father's eyes.
30:31Unfortunately.
30:33Why, unfortunately?
30:35It means he will be like you.
30:37And therefore, he will want to do better than you.
30:40And you will hate him for it.
30:43How can you tell that by just looking at my face?
30:48Oh, it's the same with trees.
30:50I can tell which trees will make the best planks just by looking at them.
30:54I can look inside the tree.
30:58Floki is a boat builder.
31:00Floki is a boat builder.
31:01Among other things.
31:03I would need to leave his condats.
31:05You're a boat builder.
31:06I'll go.
31:07How's he doing the first march?
31:08I can find one more Promi builder.
31:09I can visit her RUSS.
31:10There's a boat
31:11It's ground.
31:13There's an eight-day away as a reun county.
31:14I will wait.
31:14It seems the best to know the problem.
31:15I'll take off.
31:16this is one inside this tree are two almost perfect planks they will bend and curve like a
31:41woman's body from the thighs to the back when I split this tree I will find them you can see that
31:50you think I'm joking
31:54I joke about many things son of Ragnar but never about ship building
32:11do you imagine ships are just dead things so what about our boat
32:18it will be lighter and carry a bigger sail the construction is different it's built with a
32:28strong central plank the two strikes above it are nailed directly onto the knees of the frame
32:32but the ones below look pleated and lashed onto the frames not nailed so they can move in relation
32:38to each other this means the boat won't butt against the waves like a goat but move over
32:42them like a ripple the hull is deeper how will my men set their oars and we cut them into the
32:48sheer strength the ports can be closed when the boat is at sea and you think it could handle long
32:52sea voyages that's why I'm building it but will it be strong enough we won't know that until we try
33:03when will it be ready
33:10as to that
33:14what
33:17we're out of money
33:19we have to pay for the sail and then the anchor
33:23I know what those blacksmiths are like
33:26screwy the bastards
33:27for the anchor it's all I have left from last summer's raids
33:33don't worry
33:34we'll soon be as rich as dwarves
33:37I missed you
33:48did anything happen while we were away
33:58no
33:59did you miss me
34:08did you miss me
34:13I ached with love longing my belly was empty of laughter
34:19is that what you want hmm
34:26you want me to make you laugh
34:30I don't want to laugh now
34:33I want to ride you like a bull
34:40like a bull
34:41like a wild bull
34:47mmm
34:48mmm
34:50mmm
34:51mmm
34:55mmm
34:57mmm
34:59mmm
35:00mmm
35:05Hello, young Bjorn.
35:15Hello, hello.
35:17Where are your parents?
35:19They're having sex.
35:24Well, I guess we'll have to wait.
35:35So, Ida, is your mother teaching you how to use a shield?
35:47Yes, I know how to use a shield.
35:51Your mother was a famous shield maiden.
35:53Was?
35:54Yes, a famous shield maiden.
35:56Fodding the same shield ball against the Eastlanders.
36:03Fod like a Valkyrie.
36:05Come on, children.
36:11To bed.
36:11Let's leave the men.
36:13But I'm a man.
36:14I have a ring.
36:15Let him stay a while.
36:17To bed.
36:21Say goodnight.
36:22Goodnight, my children.
36:24Goodnight.
36:25Goodnight.
36:25Goodnight.
36:26Goodnight.
36:27Pay.
36:27Tell me your news.
36:43What about the boat?
36:45It's nearly ready.
36:46Do you trust Floki?
36:54Isn't he a great joker?
36:56He's a great boat builder.
36:58Hmm?
36:58I'd trust him to do that.
37:00I won't go on to your command.
37:07I won't go unless we're all equal.
37:11We are brothers.
37:14You and I will always be equal.
37:16Then we must find a crew.
37:25Not many men will go against the wishes of Halston.
37:30Many will be afraid.
37:33Some may even go to him and Maitreus.
37:35I must go, Piss.
37:40I must go, Piss.
38:05Yesterday I was with a girl from the town.
38:16Good looking girl, too.
38:23When she shouted out in pleasure,
38:27I didn't see her face.
38:31I saw yours.
38:35Agatha.
38:38Don't talk like that.
38:40Why not?
38:43I think about you all the time.
38:47That's too bad.
38:50Don't insult me, shield maiden.
38:53No.
38:54I would never insult you.
38:56You're too great a warrior.
39:02But perhaps not so great a man.
39:05You're too great a man.
39:06You're too great a man.
39:06You're too great a man.
39:07You're too great a man.
39:07You're too great a man.
39:07You're too great a man.
39:08You're too great a man.
39:08You're too great a man.
39:09You're too great a man.
39:10You're too great a man.
39:10You're too great a man.
39:11You're too great a man.
39:11You're too great a man.
39:12You're too great a man.
39:12You're too great a man.
39:13You're too great a man.
39:13You're too great a man.
39:14You're too great a man.
39:14You're too great a man.
39:15You're too great a man.
39:15You're too great a man.
39:16You're too great a man.
39:16You're too great a man.
39:17You're too great a man.
39:18I saw something.
39:41What did you see?
39:44A sign.
39:48It made me certain we're doing the right thing.
39:58Good night, brother.
40:18It's no need to say.
40:28I see it in your eyes.
40:32Beautiful.
40:38It's only beautiful if it works.
40:40Set the sail.
41:00Look!
41:02The sail.
41:03She'll sink.
41:05No, she bloody won't.
41:06You shouldn't have pretended to build such a boat.
41:09It's beyond my humble capabilities.
41:12I'll set the sail.
41:14I'm sorry, Ragnar.
41:16I've wasted all your money.
41:17It was all a joke.
41:19Shut up, man.
41:19Come on, I'm sorry.
41:22Go.
41:42מה
41:49It's cool, Kiel.
41:51Oh, it's beautiful.
41:53Why, did you believe me?
41:54I told you I could do it.
41:59Huh?
42:00Now, it's all up to you.
42:02The Lagnar of the Brook.
42:19The Lagnar of the Brook.
42:34
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