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The Last Kingdom S01E08
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00:00...still feared Alfred's God.
00:02I could only hope my now distant wife and child would be safe.
00:07We had no choice but to hide and pray for a miracle.
00:12His hope, my virgin queen, saved the king's son,
00:15but at a cost only she could see.
00:18She gave Alfred strength.
00:22With the king alive and well, there is hope for Wessex.
00:26Destiny is all.
00:30Destiny is all.
01:00Destiny is all.
01:10Agreed we have fired a good number of ships.
01:12Fleet.
01:13A fleet.
01:14But in the meantime, we have left hundreds of Danes stranded in Wessex with no means of leaving.
01:19For fear, I do not believe their intention was to ever leave.
01:22And in a few months, there will be more ships, more men.
01:26Now is the time to fight.
01:27To fight with what?
01:28Well, without an army and the Danes will number thousands.
01:31Men are out there, Wolf, and they're waiting.
01:33What they need is the call.
01:34Indeed, but...
01:36Lord, what if I suggest we escort you to Frankia?
01:44That will not happen.
01:45I will not hide.
01:47Not here, nor in Frankia.
01:49But my...
01:49I have prayed daily for guidance.
01:53The only way I see to save Wessex is with what we have begun.
01:57One defining battle.
01:59We shall be leaving the marshes.
02:06Courage and faith.
02:09Amen.
02:10Amen.
02:13Father, Belker.
02:16Father.
02:19I'm not saying I know everything.
02:22But the king must continue to trust me.
02:26Your rival, Vessex may change him.
02:27Your rival, Brother Asher, has given him strength.
02:30Brother's not a warrior.
02:32There's a time for warriors.
02:34Though I never thought I'd say it, we need Otto the Younger.
02:37He commands the largest fjord.
02:39He's the beginning of our army.
02:42That is where we're headed.
02:45Lutrid, I will do everything I can to help.
02:48I will be at your side.
02:50I'll be a flea in our frontier.
02:54Your father will be a proud man.
02:57As am I.
03:09I shall ready my men and by tomorrow I have horses waiting.
03:13Lutrid.
03:13You believe the Danes could be defeated?
03:23I'll see you across the water, Alderman.
03:24We'll see.
03:33Why'd you take it?
03:34What do you mean?
03:34Come on!
03:47Edelcard, Edelcard, my friend.
03:49The man who would be king of Wessex.
03:53Thank you for coming to see me.
03:55It is Ethelwald.
03:57Yes, please.
03:57Sit down, sit down.
03:58So, I want you to tell me everything you know about Alfred.
04:07I've told you, Lord, he thinks with his dick.
04:10He can barely keep his britches on.
04:13Hear the question, boy.
04:15Not everybody enjoys a fool.
04:20Alfred, though he may be afflicted by pain, he's as strong a man as you will find.
04:24He's also as clever a man as you will find.
04:29Yeah, I was ready to have him as my advisor until he stole my crown.
04:34His strength, Lord, I believe, comes from his faith.
04:41From God.
04:42Do you believe in this God?
05:00I believe in myself.
05:02Why did Alfred steal the crown?
05:06For silver or to be a stronger king to the people?
05:08Um, um, yes, yes, in part.
05:13Which is it?
05:15Unfairly, I was not seen as a man to follow, but by some.
05:22I was not a man to fight Danes, it was said.
05:25And which is true, because I know that he'll win.
05:28Yes.
05:28Whereas, whereas Alfred, Alfred believes that he can win.
05:32Even now?
05:33Yes.
05:35Yeah, he's wrong, of course.
05:37But, but, but, but his faith, you know, that, that, that, that God will not desert him.
05:43Make him believe that he will win.
05:45Then you have to kill him.
06:06I must kill him.
06:08Who else?
06:09The King Edelgard can walk into Alfred's camp and be welcomed as a friend.
06:19Well, I must kill him.
06:33Ah!
06:37Ah!
06:39Ah!
06:43Ah!
06:43Oh, my God.
07:13Wolf here in this, man.
07:24God save us.
07:26Stay away!
07:27I have skills!
07:29Put that piece of tin away, boy.
07:31Oh, thank Christ, you're English.
07:33I thought you were one of them.
07:35What with the hair?
07:39Where's the element, Wolf here?
07:41Go on, Lord.
07:44I'm Halleck.
07:45I take care of the horses.
07:46Gone where?
07:49I'm thinking on it, Lord.
07:50He did not say.
07:51I thought you would know.
07:52Wolf here.
07:53Where is he?
07:54He's gone, Lord.
07:56Lord.
07:58He has gone where?
07:59It didn't say.
08:02He has left your horses, Lord.
08:04We keep moving.
08:05Without Wolf here.
08:06Our plan doesn't change.
08:08We make our way to Otis Estate.
08:21We cannot use the rum and roads.
08:24We can make our way to my farmstead.
08:27And from there, across covered ground to Otis.
08:29And that is the safest path, Leifrich.
08:31It is, Lord.
08:32Let's return to the others.
08:49There is paint here for you, my love.
08:50There is paint here for you, my love.
09:14Do you know tenants?
09:44Do you know tenants?
10:14Do you know tenants?
10:44Do you know tenants?
10:50Do you know tenants?
10:52Do you know tenants?
10:54Oh
10:56Oh
11:19We shall bury the dead pray for the souls when you are ready
11:26I would like to say a prayer for Uhtred son of Uhtred
11:46She may be dead and unburied
11:53She has buried your son with care
11:56And she has left this place
12:01It was no longer home for her anymore
12:05Believe me
12:11Your tears on the earth will show him that you loved him
12:14Lord may I ask with your writing
12:32The first of many letters
12:34Each will say this name
12:36The men of Wessex and beyond shall gather at Egbert Stone
12:41And together we will fight
12:42When you send out your messages, Lord
12:45Might I suggest that you hand them the letters personally
12:49Perhaps place a hand on their shoulder
12:51It will embolden them, I'm sure
12:54Thank you, Velka
12:57I will do that
12:59You know I did this to you
13:20When I saved the king's son
13:22You did not
13:24I knew an innocent would die
13:26I'm tired of being like this
13:30I've seen too much
13:34I know too much
13:36I want to see you no more
13:41You know?
14:06Mildred!
14:13Mildred!
14:18Lord, you should be resting.
14:21We should all be resting.
14:22I'm tired of resting.
14:24I spent too many days doing nothing.
14:26Then at least sit before you become unsteady.
14:28Where's my wife?
14:29She's resting, Lord.
14:30My son?
14:32He's away, Lord.
14:33Still.
14:36Important business demands time.
14:46It is not a betrayal.
14:49No, it is not, Lord.
15:06You are Al Skorpa.
15:18You are here to surrender and not waste my time.
15:22I'm here to negotiate.
15:24Surrender and you will live.
15:27Talk too much and I will kill you.
15:28Of all the elder men of Wessex.
15:31I am the man who can assemble the greatest fjord.
15:35The greatest army.
15:37I now have to make a choice.
15:39Whether to side with Guthrum or the Skorpa.
15:43One Dane looks much like the other to me.
15:45I am occupying your land.
15:48Why should I not simply crush you?
15:49Accept my invitation.
15:55Eat with myself and with my father.
15:58And I will tell you all about my land.
16:00The range of my influence.
16:03I am sure an agreement can be reached.
16:07Neither of us need lose any men.
16:10Neither of us need be weakened.
16:12Eat and drink.
16:14At my hall.
16:15I assure you this is no trap.
16:28I will arrive at your hall.
16:31After the new moon.
16:34I shall expect you.
16:37Give me a piece.
16:39At least for a time.
16:40Oh, we do.
16:45You have lost much.
16:52Brothers, mothers.
16:56A son.
16:59Lovers.
17:08I have you.
17:13I have a brother.
17:15Wagner.
17:18Yes.
17:25Your sister.
17:27Tura.
17:30Yes.
17:36She is alive.
17:40Oh, she's dead.
17:43In the fire.
17:45Andrew, she lives.
17:48And is being held in the north.
17:52Scorpio told me.
17:54I thought at first it could be a lie to torment you.
17:59But now I know that it is true.
18:02She lives.
18:05You've seen it.
18:09Yes.
18:10I've seen her.
18:11But I will see her no more.
18:14The gift is fading.
18:17When this battle is done, the Utrud, your path leads north.
18:23It will be time to face your past.
18:25And you'll be with me.
18:30And you'll be with me.
18:43Always.
18:43Lord, if God's help is required, how could he look favorably upon Utrud, a non-believer?
18:55God is good.
19:00Death could be waiting over the very next hill.
19:03And it will be Utrud who stands in its way.
19:05I have no doubt.
19:06The Dane will always protect his plunder.
19:08The king is our value.
19:10He is here to protect the king.
19:11Something neither you or I can do.
19:13He is a man without a soul.
19:15Then I will be his soul, Lord.
19:16I will pray for him.
19:17I will ride beside him always and into battle.
19:20I will be his conduit to God.
19:22And if you fall in battle?
19:25With the help of your prayers, brother, I shall become invincible, I'm sure.
19:35Brother Asa.
19:38I should like you to be the first of my messengers.
19:42I should like you to be the first of my messengers.
19:57Good morning.
19:59Sleep well?
20:01It means that you hope well.
20:03I know what it means.
20:05Sleep well later.
20:07If I may speak to you all.
20:12There we are yet to complete the first segment of our journey to Odder's estate.
20:26It is important we begin the second.
20:28Word of our army's gathering point must be dispatched to the further reaches of our land.
20:33Brother Asa here will be my first messenger.
20:38Halek.
20:39Yes, Lord.
20:42You will also be my voice.
20:46I will, Lord.
20:48And me, Lord.
20:51Held.
20:53Lord.
20:55She is a woman.
20:56I'm as good a horseman as anyone here.
20:58It means more Danes will die.
21:00Then I'll do it.
21:02Yes, Held.
21:05You will.
21:06Your horses.
21:34Belong to home.
21:35The Lord Odder.
21:38You let us pass.
21:39You selling or buying?
21:40Selling.
21:42To the Danes.
21:43There is a piece.
21:46Did you not know?
21:48Odder has made a piece.
21:50No, I did not.
21:52Odder is loyal.
22:12We shall see for ourselves what is true.
22:14Lord.
22:15All right.
22:19Lord.
22:21You should remain out of sight until we can be sure of your safety.
22:25Odder is not a danger.
22:28But who sits with Odder?
22:29I must see this with my own eyes.
22:56No, that is not a lie.
22:57I have made up my mind.
23:00If there is treachery, it is something I must witness.
23:03Then I will go with you.
23:04I do not require a nursemaid.
23:05I am a priest.
23:06And I a king.
23:08You will wait here with his old.
23:11I am aware of the care I need to take.
23:13None should not be so pretty, nor have lips that demand to be kissed.
23:38I see you agree.
23:42When is it you are leaving?
23:43When I am rested, Lord.
23:51What is it?
23:58Have the Danes arrived?
24:02Leverage.
24:03He is outside.
24:04Then bring him inside.
24:06He is our man.
24:08He is with Uhtred.
24:14Bring them both to me.
24:14Leofred, Uhtred, my prayers have been answered.
24:32God is good.
24:37Lords, it is good to see you both safe and well.
24:41Leofred, you are home.
24:44Where in God's name have you been?
24:46Hiding, Lord, and killing Danes.
24:48Hopefully not in my land.
24:50We have been sent by the king.
24:52We bring orders from the king.
24:54What king is that?
24:54King Alfred?
24:56Who else, Lord?
24:57Wessex, it seems, is full of kings.
25:01There is Guthrum, who is king of East Anglia, who now sits in Winchester.
25:05There is Eftorwald here, who will tell anyone who cares to listen that he is king.
25:09Where will it end?
25:11Have Alfred's written order.
25:12It means nothing.
25:13You are to raise the fjord.
25:15It is over for Alfred.
25:19Alfred gave up on Wessex.
25:22He decided to save himself.
25:26No man has been more loyal to Alfred than my father and I.
25:30But he has failed us.
25:34Danes surround us, and he is hiding.
25:36Alfred is king of the eels, slippery and elusive.
25:42See, it's true.
25:46You have sided with the Danes.
25:50What has Scorblatt promised you?
25:54Are you to be king, Odder?
25:57Leifrich, are you still...
25:58Am I right?
26:00I asked you a question, Leifrich.
26:02I am still your man, Lord.
26:07Then you will finish the business you have with this Dane and kill him.
26:12You have my order.
26:13Kill him.
26:15Lord, I cannot do that.
26:17I stand here as Alfred's master.
26:18I will not tell you again, Leifrich.
26:20If any man tried to kill me, then that man is a traitor to the king.
26:23Leifrich, you will kill him.
26:25Alfred has no role to my king.
26:27I will not do it, Lord.
26:28My son.
26:29Mother, you will not interfere.
26:30May your mother forgive me.
26:50May you be forgiven for your treason.
26:52May your mother forgive me.
27:00May your mother forgive me.
27:02May your Lord forgive me.
27:15May your Lord forgive me.
27:16May your Lord forgive him.
27:18Let him die at noble.
27:22Odder.
27:22You will do as I command
27:26You will raise the Somerset feared
27:31Lord
27:34Forgive my son
27:37Please
27:38I will not
27:40Forgive
27:41What I have seen
27:43You will raise the feared
27:47Yes
27:52Go
27:52I will need 20 horsemen
28:16To take word
28:20To all men
28:22Able to carry sword, hook or spear
28:25The word is
28:29That Alfred is king
28:32And will fight
28:37Alongside the swords of Wessex
28:39To his dying breath
28:42May we speak
29:01About her son
29:07Do you know
29:10That there is nothing left to say
29:14I'm sorry that his death was something that you had to face alone
29:21I was not alone
29:24I was not alone
29:24Being without a husband does not mean that I am alone
29:28And I am sorry for the life that I have given you
29:32I found peace
29:33I hope you can do the same
29:35I hope you can do the same
29:35What's the sickness
29:40I would like to understand
29:42I would like to understand
29:43Children are frail
29:44And you'll have other sons
29:47I'm sure
29:49Of your queen
29:51Is she here
29:54Yes
29:57I would like you to leave me alone
30:01Never speak to me again
30:03We have nothing that binds us
30:05Nothing
30:06Avoid me
30:08Please
30:09Uhtred Ragnarsson
30:33Should I be pleased to see you
30:36Scope of the white horse
30:38I am expected
30:39By the Lord Order
30:41The Lord Order's in the ground
30:43Buried as a traitor
30:44For what now?
30:50Do I speak with you?
30:53Does the truth stand?
30:55For today it stands
30:56Tomorrow we'll kill you
30:59You will kill me?
31:01With what?
31:04I have almost 1,000 men to call upon
31:07Your ships have been burned
31:09Scope of the Lord
31:10By Alfred
31:11He's gathering a great Saxon army
31:14I am aware my ships are gone
31:16And I will have my revenge
31:19You should return to Guthrum
31:20And prepare to die
31:22Did your queen tell you
31:26That your sister
31:29Is being humped in the arse
31:31Each and every night
31:33By one eyed smell
31:35Did your mother tell you
31:36That she should have kept her legs closed?
31:39I will look for you first
31:41Across the battlefield
31:43I will be there
31:44And I will not be difficult to find
31:47He will go to Guthrum
32:00I believe he will, Lord
32:02Then the battle is one step nearer
32:08Beocca
32:09You should wash out your mouth
32:12Yes, Lord
32:14I will
32:15Nailed
32:17How many men?
32:43400
32:44No more
32:45And this is the great Saxon army
32:48Their numbers will grow
32:51We need to march
32:54There needs to be a story of a slaughter
32:58Only days ago
32:59Ragnar was asking if the war was over
33:01Scope is right
33:03There must be a slaughter
33:04We must take the fight
33:06To Alfred
33:07And his God
33:08And you are ready
33:10To kill your brother
33:12If it comes to that
33:17Yes
33:19Then we shall face one great army with another
33:27Once the armies are assembled
33:31I shall speak to them as one
33:33Each man should know
33:36Each man should know
33:36This war is not only about land
33:40Should the heathens win
33:43Then Christ is defeated
33:46When you speak to the men, Lord
33:50You cannot make it a sermon
33:53Then what do you suggest I say?
33:58Tell them that you'll die for them
33:59That's good
34:00Tell them that we'll make the Danes pay in blood
34:05And that they'll be rewarded in plunder
34:07I am to talk of revenge and greed
34:10Men, Lord, not angels
34:12We shall stop for a moment
34:18Hold!
34:21We hold!
34:24It is Edward Stone
34:26Within these next few yards
34:30We will know if we have an army
34:32Of angels or otherwise
34:35I will go alone
34:39If no one is there, what then?
34:53I see
34:53Not a single one
35:09Not a single man
35:14Has answered my call
35:16Then we wait
35:21We must wait, Lord
35:24A fine knife
35:44Dane's knife
35:48This thing
35:50Yes, I took it from a Dane
35:53A Dane I killed
35:54Where?
35:57Winchester
35:57This is before you grovelled on your ass to go through
36:00Before I presented myself to him
36:02Yes
36:03I was not, however, treated in a kingly manner
36:07And decided to escape
36:08A king under the Danes is not king
36:10Uhtred, I do like you
36:13But I rather tire of your preaching
36:14You ever thought of becoming a priest?
36:18Ever since I was a boy
36:19That's a lie
36:20I've baptised him twice
36:22He's still not a Christian
36:23Frelak
36:26I need to look from you
36:32Where's Alfred?
36:36Watching
36:36Waiting for his army
36:40I think I shall go and sit with him a while
36:46You are fond of him now
36:51Frelak
37:06Frelak
39:21your enemies. Today we make the pagans wish they had never heard of Wessex. Today we fight
39:32for Wessex. And that's only for Wessex. We have men here from Northumbria, from Mercia,
39:48from East Anglia. And why are the pagans here? They want your wives for their pleasure. They
39:58want your children as their slaves. They want your homes as their own. But they do not know
40:06us. They do not know our swords. They do not know our axes, our spirits. They do not know
40:23our courage. And today, we kill them.
40:31We shall make the ground knit with their blood. We shall strip them of what they have plundered.
40:39We shall make them try out for mercy. And there will be none. No mercy!
40:46No mercy! No mercy! No mercy! No mercy! No mercy!
40:55No mercy! No mercy! No mercy! No mercy!
40:59No mercy! No mercy!
41:00Should I fall? He won't hail thou to take my horse and ride clear of fear.
41:04You will not fall. I forgive us.
41:06Everything I have is packed in my bags. It's yours.
41:08You will not fail.
41:12I am.
41:13No mercy!
41:18I will fight for you.
41:23No mercy! No mercy! No mercy!
41:27No mercy! No mercy!
41:30No mercy!
41:32No mercy!
41:35No mercy!
41:37No mercy!
41:39No mercy, it must be.
41:43Should you meet Uhtred in battle, there can be no doubt.
41:48No mercy?
41:51None.
41:57We should not be holding back, Lord.
42:02We should attack with every man.
42:04I will decide how we fight. You will follow my orders.
42:07Yes, Lord.
42:16No mercy.
42:20Form our lines.
42:22Form our lines!
42:25Shields up!
42:30Advance!
42:31Come on!
42:34Forward!
42:43Hold the line! We watch as one!
42:46We do not break!
42:48Shields lock!
42:50Hold the line!
42:51Hold!
42:52Hold!
42:53Hold!
42:54We'll finish!
42:55I will have your guts, you traitorous bastard!
42:56This is our line!
42:57Hold!
42:58Hold!
42:59Hold!
43:00We'll finish!
43:01I will have your guts, you traitorous bastard!
43:02This is our line!
43:03Hold!
43:04Hold!
43:05Hold!
43:06Hold!
43:07Hold!
43:08Hold!
43:10Hold on!
43:11We'll finish!
43:12I will have your guts, you traitorous bastard!
43:14Oh, God, you traitorous bastard!
43:17This is all mine!
43:26Stop!
43:29Stop!
43:39Lost in line.
43:41As you wished.
43:44Here they come.
43:58Halt.
44:02Halt.
44:05Halt.
44:11Halt.
44:13Keep them all tight.
44:22Halt.
44:23Halt.
44:23Halt.
44:24Halt.
44:24Halt.
44:25Halt.
44:25Halt.
44:26Halt.
44:40Halt.
44:43On to your freaks!
44:45On to your freaks!
44:47Flaring freaks!
44:49Keep it!
44:51Keep the wall on tight!
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