All language subtitles for Vikings S06E02 The Prophet.eng

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If I had a heart
I could love you

If I had a voice I would sing

After the night When I wake up

I'll see What tomorrow brings

If I had a voice I would sing

Floki.

Floki!

Ketill Flatnose.

By all the gods, I never
thought I would see you again.

And yet, here I am, Ubbe,
very far from invisible.

I thought you are Floki.

Do I look like Floki?

You are in Floki's boat.

You went with Floki to
found a new settlement.

Tell me, was it a success?

In the early days, Ubbe, it
was a great struggle for all of us.

We lost many good people
to disease, starvation.

Sometimes, I wondered
if the gods were against us

and if our tiny colony in
Iceland could ever succeed.

Iceland?

That's what we call it,

because in winter, the
fjords fill with ice floes.

But otherwise,
the weather is fine.

And since then, we have made progress.
We have harvested our first crops.

Other settlers have
come to join us,

and I feel optimistic that we
shall succeed like Floki wanted.

I am here to see Bjorn.
My brother's now the king.

Ah, so I have heard.

I will go and pay my respects.

I would like to talk
about this further.

Would you meet me
later in the Great Hall?

Yeah.

I need your advice, Ubbe.

You know what has
happened with King Harald?

Should I rescue him or not?

It's your decision.

But you spoke about making Kattegat
great through trade, not conquest.

Why would your first decision
be to go on a foreign adventure?

But King Harald saved my life.

He fought with us
to reclaim Kattegat.

What kind of king would turn
a blind eye to such obligation?

It just makes me
glad I'm not king.

What do you say, Hvitserk?

I don't say anything.

Well, you have to
have an opinion.

Why?

'Cause it would help me.

It would help all of us if
we knew where Ivar was.

Who cares about Harald or Olaf,

or any of them?

Only Ivar matters.

Just to you, brother.

I don't know, Bjorn.

I don't know.

I see I must make
up my own mind.

There he is!

What brings you back to
Kattegat, Ketill Flatnose?

I am trying to
recruit new settlers.

I don't care who they are,

as long as they're
prepared to work hard.

And what of Floki? How is he?

Why has he not returned? I
would've liked to have seen him again.

The truth is, Ubbe, Floki
seemed to grow tired

being the leader of a
settlement that was not working.

He was disappointed,
grew despondent.

Then one day,
without explanation,

he just left us and walked away.

- And you haven't seen him since?
- No.

We searched the island for him.

We spent a long
time looking for him.

We found no sign of him.

There is one more thing.

I once heard a story about
a wanderer who sailed west,

probably to the
west of your Iceland.

It is said that he sighted a
beautiful, uninhabited land,

but was driven past it by a
storm and could not find it.

Have you heard
this story before?

I have heard this
story many times,

and I know the wanderer
that you speak of.

He lives in Iceland.
His name is Othere.

I need to find that land.

I'm fitting out two
boats to search for it.

Then you must come to
Iceland with me and meet Othere.

And to look for Floki.

Aah!

What do you think of
these Eastern puppets?

Eh... I like them.

I wish someone could
hold me up like that.

I thought the gods did that.

I have to go to Novgorod.

Novgorod?

The old capital of Rus.

My brother lives there.
I need to talk to him.

I told you I have
family business.

Then I can concentrate on
building a fleet and raising an army.

You will meet my
ward, Prince Igor,

the son of my dead
brother-in-law, King Rurik.

Igor is the true
heir to the kingdom.

Ingrid.

Yes, Gunnhild?

I have seen you
looking at Bjorn.

You know, the way that
women sometimes look at men.

I don't know what you mean.

You are not a child, Ingrid.

If you feel what I think you
feel, then I am sorry for you.

But I cannot
stop you feeling it.

Go on.

Novgorod!

So, I've been curious to know...

why are you called the Prophet?

Came about like this.

I attacked Constantinople, defeated
its defenders, and subdued it.

Afterwards, I was invited to
dine with its rulers to make peace,

since I was not strong enough
to occupy the city indefinitely.

But just before the
feast, I had a dream.

I dreamed that my
wine was poisoned.

So... I refused to drink it.

But two of my commanders,
ignoring my warning,

did drink...

and died in the greatest
agony soon afterwards.

From that moment,
I was called...

the Prophet.

Askold.

Brother.

This is Prince Igor.

Ah, Prince.

I hear you're the famous
Ivar, the Boneless.

Scourge of all Christians.

Leader of The Great
Army that ravaged England

and killed two Christian kings.

That is true.

But what is fame, Prince Askold?

A chimera?

An illusion perhaps?

Is it true, as I have been told,

that you plan to
invade Scandinavia?

Of course.

I've been considering
it for some time.

I took King Ivar's arrival

as a sign that I was meant
to proceed with my plans.

After all, we will only take
back what is rightly ours.

Don't you agree, brother?

I will contribute whatever
I can to your army.

I hope you recognize
that, as your brother,

I stand ready and waiting
for your commands.

And that, in all things,

you can trust me.

Of course, my dear brother.

More wine!

To conquest.

Conquest.

Oleg!

Whoo!

It's been a long day!

We must rest.

Your Highness.

Should I rescue
King Harald or not?

That is your affair,
Bjorn Ironside.

Don't you know your own mind?

I want to know the consequences.

You can see. You
know the future.

I know what I know,

and what you
cannot bear to know.

This is a big decision.

I have only been
king a short while.

If I make the wrong choice...

You think of yourself only.

The living are all the same.

From either your shadow at
morning sliding behind you,

or your shadow at
evening rising to meet you,

I will show you fear
in a handful of dust.

I'm sorry. I should
not have asked.

I will say only this,

that whatever else you
do, whatever you decide,

do not betray your
own gods in the process.

I don't understand.

Why would I betray my own gods?

Don't let them run off.

Need some more
tiles for the roof here.

Look, Asa, it's Ubbe.

And look what he's brought.

There they are. Huh? Hello.

Did you see the fat
little piggy? Go see him.

How was your visit to Kattegat?

Do they still remember me?

What do you think? Hmm?

I saw Bjorn and Hvitserk.

Bjorn is good.

Hvitserk looked sick.

He's still haunted by
the thoughts of Ivar.

Sometimes I think of Ivar, too.

I know that he is still
somehow part of all our fates,

but we just have to accept
it and get on with our lives.

I saw Ketill Flatnose.

- Ketill Flatnose?
- Hmm.

What was he doing?

Trying to recruit more people
for their settlement in Iceland.

That's what they're
calling their new land.

What of Floki?

- Is Floki with him?
- No.

He said that Floki became
disenchanted with their new life,

and that he just
disappeared without warning.

I wonder what has become of him.

Floki can't be dead.

I won't believe it.

Ketill also told me
that the wanderer

who saw the uninhabited
land further to the west...

his name is Othere,
and he lives in Iceland.

I told him that we
would sail back with him

so that I can meet
with this Othere.

- That's good news.
- Yes.

Thank you for your gifts, Ubbe.

Now we have to decide
which animal to sacrifice,

so the gods can
bless this new dwelling.

I will invite the local
villagers to join us,

and we will feast.

Hali!

Bring the chickens.

Ivar. Get up.

We have to leave.

I was dreaming...

that my wine was poisoned

and that's the reason
why I didn't drink it.

Why did you have
to kill your brother?

Because this child
belongs to me.

Not to Askold,
not to anyone else.

His father made me his guardian.

What did Askold do?

I heard reports.

Askold was grooming the child.

He was trying to steal
him away from me.

And that I could not allow.

He's just a child.

No.

He's not just a child.

He's the only legitimate heir.

To control him is to possess
the only keys to the kingdom.

And I mean to keep
those keys safe about me.

Hmm.

Igor, wake up.

Wake up!

What is happening?

Seems like we have visitors.

Oleg, what is happening? Hmm?

I forgot to tell you.

I have another brother.

Seems like he
wants to talk to us.

You don't have to be afraid.

Mmm-hmm.

I think we should
speak in his language.

The fact is...

you murdered our
brother in cold blood,

and you had no reason to do it.

Hmm, I believe I
had every reason.

Many reasons.

Enough reasons.

Oleg, you see how things are?

You are in a bad situation.

An impossible situation.

I ought to arrest
you for murder.

No one would help you.

No matter how often
you wash your hands,

they still have our
brother's blood on them.

Of course, you can
still avoid catastrophe.

Hand over the boy,
and you and the...

cripple can leave.

Otherwise, I might
dispense with the formalities

and deal with you as
you dealt with our brother.

You of all people
should know better

than to try to threaten
and blackmail me.

I am the Prophet.

And I know that unless you give
me and King Ivar and Prince Igor

free passage back to Kiev...

then something truly
terrible will happen to you.

Not in a few months. No.

Not even in a few weeks. No.

But in a matter of days.

Good try.

You have two hours to
hand over the boy unharmed.

Otherwise, I will
proceed as I suggested...

brother.

Is it true?

What he said about you?

My brother has seen enough
of my prophecies come true

to make him at least...

pause for thought.

Beautiful. Ivar?

It's going to be a long day.

What do you have?

You are my wife's servant.

What is your name?

Ingrid.

In this world, you have
to be so careful, Ingrid.

I don't want to be careful.

Take it all off! That's it!

Mind the dock!

Hali!

Where are my children?

Hali! Asa!

Oh, come here!

Hello!

It is good to see you!

Come, show me
what you have built.

It's over here.
Hali built most of it.

Did he?

- You're right.
- Ha!

Oh, it is so big!

The King stoops to
visit a lonely old farmer.

Ah, you don't look that lonely.

- Ubbe.
- Bjorn.

- Torvi.
- Hello, Bjorn.

The children are
always a credit to you.

And Ubbe.

And, of course, Ubbe.

Brother.

Come.

Come on.

Oh, I like this place.

- You're a master builder, Hali.
- I know.

Let's go inside.

You have had two hours.

What is your decision?

My decision?

I told you.

Hand over the boy,

or I kill you and the cripple.

Mmm.

Perhaps you have
forgotten what I said.

I said, unless you release
the three of us unharmed,

then in a day or so, a terrible
thing will happen to you.

I don't believe you.

You don't really
have second sight.

I think maybe you
should believe him.

What has this to do with you?

Nothing.

Everything.

You are bluffing.

But let me give you...

the benefit of the doubt...

and ask you a question that
only a true prophet could answer.

I recently got married.

In secret.

The identity of my wife is only
known to a few trusted servants.

Not even Askold knew about my
nuptials and the name of my wife.

But I assume...

that you know.

Don't you, brother?

Yes.

I know your wife's name.

I know everything.

Believe me, Bjorn, I
respect your decision

to try and settle
matters with King Harald.

But you must remember,

Harald betrayed me personally.

He kidnapped Astrid.

He lied to me.

I do not believe
that he is trustworthy.

I understand.

And I'm sure that if I were
you, I would not go to his aid.

I would let King Olaf kill him,
and I would not be troubled.

But I am not you.

I remember I was in a
room with Ivar, at his mercy,

and King Harald said,
"Stop. No, this is not our way."

And for me, since King Harald
and I have become allies,

this is not our way. It is
not my way to abandon him.

I remember I refused to
go raiding with Ragnar,

precisely because I feared
to leave Kattegat undefended.

Kattegat won't go undefended.

Hvitserk can look after it.

What?

I saw Hvitserk
when I was in town.

Well, frankly,
brother, he is not fit

to be left in charge of
the defenses of Kattegat.

What do you mean?

You know what I mean.

Hvitserk is a sick
man, and he's a drunk.

Yes.

I can't deny it.

Which means
there's only one thing.

I know you and Torvi are very
anxious to embark on your great journey.

I myself remember very well
the great sense of satisfaction,

the great sense of expectation,
the great feeling of desire

to be free.

To be Viking.

But I would ask you
to delay your journey.

Delay your journey
only for a little while,

while I deal with King Olaf.

Look after Kattegat.
Look after Hvitserk.

And then go, with my blessing.

- Hmm.
- Hmm.

We agree.

Thank you.

Thank you.

What are you waiting for?

Tell me her name.

You see?

He doesn't know her name.

He's bluffing after all.

I knew it.

You don't know her name.

Anna.

Her name is Anna.

You were married at the Church of
St. Magnus Martyr here in Novgorod.

I believe this is
the lady in question.

Am I right?

This is your new bride, Anna.

Now, my dearest brother,

you will give the three of
us free passage out of here...

or my promise will come true.

Order the warriors
to stand down.

Prince Oleg and his party should
be untroubled when they leave...

if they agree not
to harm my wife.

I don't need to harm your
wife. Anna, come. Come.

We meet so rarely, Dir.

It's unfortunate that it has
to be in such circumstances.

But the next time...

will be different.

You have the boy.

You don't need to see me again.

But we are family.

Family is important.

Dir!

We should stay in touch.

Perhaps.

Just don't invite me for dinner.

You forgot to say
goodbye to the cripple!

I have made up my mind.

I have decided to answer
King Harald's cry for help.

I think you're crazy.

I'm sure that
doesn't matter to you.

King Bjorn.

I wanted to catch
you before you left.

You told Ubbe and the others

that Floki just abandoned
the Iceland settlement.

Yes.

He was unhappy with
many things, and...

simply disappeared.

And you searched for him?

You never found a body?

Huh.

What do you suppose
happened to him?

I don't know.

How should I know?

I have a feeling you know
a lot more than you admit.

So, here's what I suggest.

I'm raising an army. Join me.

Forget about your settlement in
Iceland for a while and come with me.

Of course, you're always free to
say no and go on your own way.

But that would make
me even more suspicious.

No.

I will go with you,
Bjorn Ironside.

Good choice.