00:11If I had, or I could love you, if I had, it was the same.
00:23After the night when I wake up, I'll see what tomorrow brings.
00:39If I had, or I could love you, if I had, or I could love you, if I had, it
00:43was the same.
01:02I had, or I could love you, if I had, it was the same.
01:08I could love you, if I had, it was the same.
01:09I was the same.
01:09I was the same.
01:10I could love you.
01:32This is O'Kalb's grave?
01:37May I ask why you killed him?
01:42I made a promise.
01:46I promised I'd kill him for taking my earl down.
01:53I suppose you would want to leave now that O'Kalb is dead.
01:59No.
02:00I wish to return to Paris with you and Anglai.
02:08Come here, go through.
02:15I will be leaving soon.
02:18Orlando is coming too.
02:21I advise you to keep your friends very close.
02:25For some of them will die only too soon.
02:28And the others...
02:31The others will betray you.
02:36Do you understand?
02:45Erlander.
02:47If you're willing to share a boat with a lot of women, then you're welcome to come with me to
02:52Paris.
02:52I'll be back.
03:01Come on.
03:02Come on.
03:02Come on.
03:02Come on.
03:03Come on.
03:08Come on.
03:12Come on.
03:13Come on.
03:15Come on.
03:16Come on.
03:20Firstly, I went to her another one.
03:22that we leave for Paris in three weeks to the day but today is today and we are
03:37here to perform an important ceremony in which my two boys Uba and Pitzer will
03:47receive the sacred armories Neal take this offering of earth and salt to remind you that you belong
04:05both to the earth and to the sea
04:18these arm rings symbolize your coming of age they also bind you in loyalty and fealty to me
04:24your king and your father any earth you swear upon these rings must be kept or else you will
04:32sacrifice your honor and your place in Valhalla do you understand yes father yes father do you swear
04:39so yes father put on your rings my brothers
04:56come here
05:08I'm taking the boys with me to Paris
05:16they're too young this is my decision if they come on it and they are not too young to watch
05:24in any case they're safer with me than they were the last time with you as I remember
05:58family nobles and friends I have summoned you together because I have made an important decision
06:15I have decided to send my grandson Prince Alfred on a pilgrimage to Rome
06:23so that he might see the holy city and meet his holiness the Pope
06:29this idea was given to me by father Prudentius who has himself visited the holy city
06:34and is willing to act as Prince Alfred's guide
06:36now some of you may ask why send Alfred and not his older brother
06:44and my answer to you is this
06:46we all know the circumstances of Alfred's birth
06:50it was my belief then
06:52and it is still my belief
06:54that Alfred has been chosen by God for great things
06:59this journey will be a preparation for whatever great future our Lord has designed for him
07:05I wish father that you would first discuss this matter with me
07:10the road to Rome is filled with untold dangers the boy is still too young
07:14yes I am aware of the dangers
07:16that is why I also wish you to accompany your son so that you may protect and comfort him
07:25my son so devout a man as yourself can hardly object to undertaking a pilgrimage to the very center of
07:32our faith
07:33nor yet meeting in person the descendant of St. Peter
07:37no but who will lead our armies against Mercia and place his rightful queen at her throne
07:43oh be not afraid of that
07:45I personally will lead our armies in that venture
08:02how long would it take to walk to Rome?
08:06father
08:11ask him again
08:13how long will it take?
08:15your highness
08:16we will walk for about 12 miles a day
08:19and the whole journey is 1100 miles
08:23it will be very tiring
08:25only your feet will be tired your highness
08:28but at the end of the journey
08:30your soul will be filled with joy and happiness
08:36hmm
09:03let me have the stash of my medicine
09:07I don't have the doled it out to me like I'm a child
09:13hmm
09:13but you are a child when it comes to this stuff
09:18and someone needs to control what apparently you cannot
09:23then how will I get it when I'm in Paris?
09:26it's easy
09:28take me with you
09:32I want you to go
09:36I don't want to stay here
09:40you said I can do as I please
09:42but you keep me here like one of your rats in the cage
09:46no
09:54it's the only way you can get your medicine
10:00and you need me for other things as well
10:03what?
10:05other things
10:07I speak frankish
10:11can you?
10:26let me ask you a question
10:34I want to know the day that I will die
10:38you will die on the day that the blind man sees you
10:45is that true?
10:47don't lie to me
10:49whether or not you believe is up to you
10:53but in due course
10:55we will both know if it is true or not
11:03I want to know if it is true or not
11:14I want to know if the ì „ï¿½own
11:19I want to know if it is true or not
11:51SINGER SINGER
12:22Don't waste your time looking back.
12:24You're not going that way.
12:41You're not going that way.
13:09You're not going that way.
13:17You're not going that way.
13:21You're not going that way.
13:24You're not going that way.
13:34You're not going that way.
14:01You're not going that way.
14:32You're not going that way.
14:58You're not going that way.
15:26You're not going that way.
15:31You're not going that way.
15:41You're not going that way.
15:54You're not going that way.
16:11You're not going that way.
16:15You're not going that way.
16:27You're not going that way.
16:28You're not going that way.
16:30You're not going that way.
16:36You're not going that way.
16:39You're not going that way.
16:41You're not going that way.
16:47You're not going that way.
17:07Sighit, what is it?
17:09Nothing.
17:11Your brothers have gone.
17:13You have no one to play with.
17:15So play with your brothers, daughter Sighit.
17:19Do you want to go outside?
17:39You're so dirty.
17:41Don't you ever wash?
17:50Mother.
18:18Mother.
18:37Keep looking.
18:44we've been blown off course we have to head south
18:50boys eyes out for the others
18:54fabulous to us repulsors adversity traffic us course okay tranquillo to a aris for dominum
19:03nostrum amen fare you well pilgrims may god in his grace keep you and console you
19:16on your long journey and may you enjoy its many fruits
19:25alfred i will say a prayer for you every day but you are very fortunate you know when you
19:33are dirty you have a bath to wipe off the dirt well going on a pilgrimage is like taking a
19:39bath
19:39for the soul it wipes away the dirt from the soul
19:47very well my boy
19:58my boy i shall miss you i love you
20:08do as your father says and father presents as they know best
20:12and be good
20:15we must go the first step is always the hardest
20:55of ragnar lothbrok
20:55magnus
20:58magnus come here
21:01come here
21:06you are the son of ragnar lothbrok
21:10now ragnar lothbrok is a very famous man
21:13a man who i admire greatly
21:16i'd like to get to know you better magnus
21:20come inside
21:22i have some very interesting board games i'd like to show you
21:35i have some very interesting
21:45move there
21:50over there
21:54two of our ships
22:14I don't know.
22:39I don't know.
23:12I don't know.
23:13I don't know.
23:20I don't know.
23:31I don't know.
23:40I don't know.
23:41I don't know.
23:42I don't know.
24:02I don't know.
24:29I don't know.
24:34I don't know.
25:00I don't know.
25:30I don't know.
25:30I don't know.
26:10I don't know.
26:12I don't know.
26:13I don't know.
26:30I don't know.
26:38I don't know.
27:02I don't know.
27:08I don't know.
27:19I don't know.
27:28I don't know.
27:39I don't know.
27:53I don't know.
27:57I don't know.
28:28I don't know.
28:31I don't know.
28:33I don't know.
28:37I don't know.
28:40I don't know.
28:41I don't know.
28:42I don't know.
28:43I don't know.
29:08Come, brother.
29:16I'll take these.
29:20What are you doing?
29:22Taking them for a walk.
29:26Come.
29:33Where are you going?
29:35With my friends.
29:36What about Wagner?
29:38He is your friend?
29:43Not anymore.
29:45But he...
29:45What are you talking about?
29:48He tortured me.
29:50And shamed me.
29:52How is he my friend?
29:54He spared your life.
30:07Get off!
30:08Get off.
30:09Get off!
30:11Get off!
30:12Get off!
30:13Get off!
30:15Get off!
30:24Help me understand why you are here fighting.
30:29instead of trying to keep your baby safe.
30:42You've never spoken to me about Colt's death.
30:46It might have broken your heart.
30:49Of course I didn't.
30:51My heart was broken a long time ago.
30:57I still don't understand
30:59why you are willing to risk your baby's life in battle.
31:05Who are you, Dudok?
31:07I'm not your wife.
31:14Move!
31:18Come on! Come on!
31:20Move! Move!
31:22You give Christians a bad name!
31:23Tells me your Christians are bad and lazy!
31:39Let them off!
31:42Let them off!
31:44Let them off!
31:46What do you think? He's sick!
31:50I expect that they want you to put the fire out!
31:53Help them, brother! Help them!
31:54I will try! I will try!
31:55I will try!
31:56I will try!
31:58I will try!
32:00I will try!
32:03I will try!
32:03I will try!
32:03So now we have sent another signal to Paris!
32:06A signal from the gods!
32:08Do you think they can see it?
32:11Do you think they can understand it?
32:15Oh, God!
32:19Oh, God!
32:22Oh, God!
32:24Oh, God!
32:28Oh, God!
32:31Oh, God!
32:32Oh, God!
32:34Oh, God!
32:36Oh, God!
32:37Oh, God!
32:38Oh, God!
32:40Oh, God!
32:41Oh, God!
32:42Oh, God!
32:42I don't know.
33:25I don't know.
33:44Northbrook, we have planned for this day.
33:48We have.
33:49His Grace and I will now lead our forces to the two forts we have built downriver,
33:53and from these forts we will defend the city, if necessary, to the death.
33:58We are ready for the heathen.
34:00Your Grace, you are the difference between failure and triumph.
34:04With your help, we can frustrate and defeat the enemy.
34:09I beg and beseech you.
34:12I actually would fall on my knees before you.
34:15Me, the emperor, the grandson of Charlemagne himself.
34:20Yes.
34:22I would beg you.
34:26For all we have given you.
34:29Not to change sides.
34:32Not to betray us.
34:34In the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, for the sake of Paris.
34:42Do not return to your brother.
34:50I will not betray you.
34:53I will not betray Paris.
34:55And I will not betray my wife.
35:00I shall take the banner of Saint Denis down to the forts.
35:03It will inspire our soldiers.
35:06And we shall prevail.
35:08Father, believe me.
35:11Then I am assured.
35:13Of your fealty and trustworthiness to Crullo.
35:17I am persuaded.
35:20And so of our victory.
35:24Of course he will betray us if he can.
35:29Paris must never be left to the mercies of a pagan.
35:33I thought he had become a Christian.
35:38Do you really believe that?
35:41Is it really possible?
35:43Personally, I don't think so.
35:46When Ragnar appears, when his brother appears,
35:49is it not likely that our Duke Roller will embrace him?
35:52Don't you think they might have already planned these things?
35:55I thought you needed him to fight with you.
35:57I was wrong.
36:00He was useful to us early on.
36:02I would have got rid of him subsequently.
36:04You see, these are precisely the decisions an Emperor must make
36:08if he wishes to keep his throne.
36:14Are you ready for me to undress?
36:20Andress?
36:21No, not tonight.
36:24I will train you up.
36:25Just as you are.
36:27You've thought it's your will?
36:34You've thought it's your will.
36:35You've thought it's your will.
36:36You've thought it's your will.
36:38You've thought it's your will.
36:39You've thought it's your will.
36:42You've thought it's your will.
36:43You've thought it's your will.
36:44You've thought it's your will.
36:46You've thought it's your will.
36:47You've thought it's your will.
36:48You've thought it's your will.
36:49You've thought it's your will.
36:49You've thought it's your will.
36:49You've thought it's your will.
36:49You've thought it's your will.
36:49You've thought it's your will.
36:49You've thought it's your will.
36:49You've thought it's your will.
36:50You've thought it's your will.
36:50You've thought it's your will.
36:58You've thought it's your will.
37:01You are treated very badly and performs upon the Northman.
37:08He should trust you more.
37:11He should trust me above the Northman.
37:16He does not know who to trust.
37:24He's an idiot.
37:27I have lost all faith.
37:29What will you do?
37:55Do I have your permission?
37:59Yes.
38:01What will you do?
38:08Strike.
38:10I will save Paris a second time.
38:13I do not need Rollo, I will do it myself.
38:15And then?
38:16And then?
38:19I will organize a coup against the Emperor.
38:22I will have him killed and I will replace him.
38:25You will be the Emperor.
38:28Yes.
38:29I will be the Emperor.
38:31Long live the Emperor!
38:35I love you too.
38:37Long live the Emperor.
38:39Long live the Emperor.
38:41Long live the Emperor.
38:55Long live the Emperor.
39:09There is no sign of Rollo's camp.
39:11Now, does that surprise you?
39:52I don't know.
41:57Ivar, Ivar, wake up. See who's here. It's Harpard. You remember Harpard, don't you?
42:05Hello, Ivar. Blessed Ivar.
43:05Ivar, Ivar, Ivar, Ivar.
43:05Ivar, Ivar, Ivar, Ivar, Ivar, Ivar, Ivar.
43:47Ivar, Ivar.
43:58Is that not Rolo?
44:01You know it very well.
44:23Oh God!
44:26Oh God!
45:23Oh God!
45:26Oh God!
45:36Oh God!
45:38Oh God!
45:39Oh God!
45:39Oh God!
45:39Oh God!
45:39Oh God!
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