All language subtitles for Vikings S06E09 Resurrection.eng

More, give me more Give me more

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

Othere.

You have returned.
Welcome, welcome.

Welcome.

Othere.

Please, sit. Drink.

Othere.

Meet Ubbe,

the son of Ragnar Lothbrok.

He has come a
long way to meet you.

You are Othere.

This is my wife, Torvi.

Ubbe is especially interested

in your journeys to
the far west of here.

It was such a long time ago.

Oh, please, please, I
would like to hear about it.

I would like to know about
this new land that you found.

Very well, then.

I was sailing west from
here, along the land,

when a storm blew
my ship off course.

When the storm had ended,
there was no more land.

And I did not know where I was.

Days followed days.

I started running
out of food and water.

I began to give
myself up for dead.

But then...

Then one morning,
the sun rose behind me.

And I saw it, I saw a new land.

The winds blew me all
day down the coastline.

The lands were lofty,

with many high mountains,

all so beautiful

and of a thousand shapes,

and filled with trees so tall,

it seemed that they
would touch the sky itself.

And I saw marvelous pine groves

and vast, fertile plains.

I tell you, Ubbe,
son of Ragnar...

this was indeed golden land.

Why did you not stop there?

The winter tides were too
strong and I was swept away.

And in the morning, I found
myself back in the open ocean again.

I was fortunate enough to find a
small island with game and water,

and, at last, the currents
brought me back here.

But I have never
forgot what I did see.

You, you will sail with us.

You will try and
find this land again.

Perhaps, if you think
I can be of some help.

To the golden lands!

Golden lands!

And what of Floki? Hmm?

Floki? I never met Floki.

Floki had disappeared before
Othere arrived and sailed west.

It has been a long
day. I am tired.

Thank you all for the feast.

We're very happy
to be here in Iceland,

at the edge of the world.

- Sleep well.
- Good night.

He does not need
to know everything.

Queen Gunnhild.

Erik.

Just Erik.

I am so impressed by you.

Impressed? Why?

That you are not jealous,
that you allow this to happen.

Erik.

You saved my husband's
life, but you did not save mine.

You don't know me well enough
to pretend to know my feelings.

They belong to me.

I'm sorry, Queen Gunnhild.

Forgive me.

You are young.

I wonder if you really
know the stories of the gods.

Of course I do.

Then you know
the story of Freya.

Yes, she is the
goddess of fertility.

She lives in the hall
called Sessrumnir

and travels in a
chariot drawn by cats.

Yes, yes, yes. Every
child knows that.

The fact is, her
necklace, the Brisingamen,

was paid for by sex with
the dwarves who made it.

Loki accused her of having sex
with every single one of the elves

in the Aesir.

And she shares half of
those slain in battle with Odin.

But when her own
husband is away, she weeps.

But not watery tears, Ingrid.

Tears of gold.

Real treasure.

If you want to go to
her, you should go.

This is your wedding night.
She will be expecting you.

I am with child,

and I am married to a demigod.

As are you.

Don't talk to me
about ridiculous things,

about human jealousies,

the trivial and repeated
concerns of humankind.

I thought you were above them.

I thought you
were a free spirit.

Now, you are free.

Go and marry my
husband, with my blessing.

I didn't want to hurt you.

I wasn't sure.

No, I'm afraid that
has been your failing.

But now, be sure.

You made a
decision. Live with it.

Believe in it.

Otherwise, how can
I ever respect you?

I know King Harald
will come for me.

If he wants to be King of all
Norway, then he must eliminate me,

in which case we need to
redouble our patrol in the fjord.

And you must lead them.

Me?

I trust you because

you need to keep me alive

so you can stay alive.

Surely this is
taking a long time.

What is it?

What is the problem?

The baby is lying in
the wrong position.

Torvi cannot
deliver it naturally.

I have come to pray
for the woman and child.

What is that for?

I may have to cut her
stomach to take out the baby.

Does that mean she will die?

Not yet.

Sweet darling.

Yes, it's coming now.

All right.

Now you start.

I can see the head!

Once more, yes!

Keep going, keep
going, keep going, yes!

Yes, it's here!

Who are these people?

I don't know.

But they're not Viking.

And it's not one of
King Harald's ships.

They are scouts.

But where from?

You look like shit.

I feel like it.

What are you wearing?

Why do you keep returning?

Hmm?

Why do you hunt me so?

I don't understand.

But I am happy to see you.

Truly happy to see you.

Who are these people?

Rus, the same
people we met in Kiev.

The same people
that Ivar is staying with.

What does it mean?

Why did they come and raid here?

They were not raiding.
They were scouting.

By probing our defenses.

They plan to invade our country.

I've heard stories of Rus.

They are a vast
kingdom, rich in resources.

Huge armies.

Perhaps they mean to
invade all of Scandinavia.

Hmm.

With Ivar's help and knowledge.

How pleased he must be

to think he is
returning in triumph.

We cannot possibly resist invasion
from such a powerful enemy.

And yet we must resist!

They won't move their
armies in the winter.

We have until spring
to decide what to do.

In your heart, you know
what you have to do.

Harald is King of all Norway.

You have to reach out to him,

offering peace
and a united front.

You say that because
of your history.

What do you mean?

I've been told King
Harald asked for your hand.

With respect,

what other fight can there be?

Kattegat cannot
stand against Rus.

You're right.

And Gunnhild is correct. We must
make common cause with King Harald.

I charge you to leave urgently
to King Harald's kingdom.

Perhaps he will see sense
and do away with his own vanity.

What do the Rus believe in?

They're Christians.

They believe in
the Christian god.

Then we are not only
fighting for ourselves,

but for our gods!

And with Odin's help,
we must succeed.

However impossible the task.

I want us all to drink
to the birth of our son.

We have decided
to name him Ragnar,

after his grandfather.

Hail, Ragnar! Long live Ragnar.

- Skol.
- Skol!

I want to thank all
of you for your help.

And I want to thank you, Othere.

For your prayers for
my wife and for my son.

But since I lived in England, I
could not help but recall them.

They were Christian
prayers to a Christian god.

I solicited only our gods. After
all, why should I do otherwise?

I don't know. You tell me.

I am...

Or rather, I was, a long time
ago, a monk living in England.

My name then was Athelstan.

Athelstan?

Mmm.

I was sent to a
seminary in Rome.

They chose to send me out
into the world as a missionary,

to take the word of God to
those who had never heard it.

I still remember my sea
voyage to Scandinavia.

The local people discovering
my purpose nearly killed me...

and chased me away.

And, so, onwards,

to other places...

having failed at
being a missionary.

I had learned some Norse

and I had met

a Danish wanderer
by the name of Othere.

He spoke to me of his travels,

of the wondrous sights he had seen
and the miracles he had witnessed

along the way.

But he was sick and dying.

I buried him...

and I took his name.

Then, I came here,

to this young settlement.

Reborn.

It was then I determined
to set sail again,

and it was on this
subsequent voyage

that I glimpsed the golden land.

But as you know,

I returned, defeated,

resigned to live
this false identity

for the rest of my days.

You lied to everyone here.

And you have been
living a lie ever since.

You are a Christian.

You are an enemy of our gods.

So you deserve to die.

It's not true.

I always knew that Othere
was not what he claimed,

but in our desperate
situation, I accepted everyone

- who offered us no harm...
- Then you were wrong.

Othere may have
offered no physical threat,

but his ideas, his beliefs,

his lies!

They are the real threat.

To all of us.

To our children.

Do you not understand?

You must be
sacrificed to our gods.

And then, beloved,

we would never
find the golden land.

Without Othere, we have no
chance. We might as well give up now.

Here's the cross
you used to wear.

How could you have forgotten?

You were baptized
as a Christian.

You prayed aloud
to the Christian god.

Who are you?

My name is Erik.

I come as emissary from King
Bjorn. Here is his ring to prove it.

Very well.

And why has

King Bjorn sent you?

He wants to make an alliance.

An alliance?

I don't need an
alliance with Bjorn.

He's already my vassal,
and I'm his king and overlord.

Perhaps he has forgotten.

I don't think you understand.

- You don't know the enemy we...
- On the contrary!

I know everything.

I know you for a Skogarmaor.

An outlaw.

You came to my kingdom before.

You had a secret
trade in slaves.

And you have a
history of violence.

And murder.

You got into a fight here

and you killed
several of my men.

Now, everyone knows
that a Skogarmaor,

if he comes in from the forest,

can be killed with impunity.

Ah.

Therefore, you will be
executed in the morning.

At my pleasure.

Take him away.

Chain him up.

And pour cold water
over him all night,

so he won't have a
moment to forget his fate.

No! No, you need to listen.

Listen to me!
We're all in danger.

Our brothers poisoned your mind,

convincing you that I was your
enemy. I am not your enemy.

Get well,

get strong.

We shall unleash our
forces against our brothers.

They will bear
witness to our triumph.

Hmm?

Hmm.

I killed her, Ivar.

It was me, not you.

Me.

I killed her, and
now she's dead.

Who?

You know who.

Lagertha.

The bitch.

You thought it was your fate.

Hmm?

It was mine, Ivar.

Mine.

I killed her.

I killed her.

What do you want?

I have brought you something.

It's a wedding ring. So what?

It's not just a wedding
ring. It's Floki's wedding ring.

Why do you have
Floki's wedding ring?

I did meet Floki. I knew Floki.

Did Floki know that
you are a Christian?

Yes, I'm sure.

So, what happened here?
Why did Floki just disappear?

Hmm?

I know something terrible
must have happened...

Was it Ketill? What did he do?

Floki left because he had
no hope left for humanity.

He gave you his ring?

It was his most
precious possession.

But he no longer wanted it.

He left this place naked.

I loved Floki.

I've told you the truth.

I beg you to take me with you on
the voyage to find the golden land.

It means everything to me.

Is your name really Athelstan?

You have no idea what
that name means to me.

What do you want, you old fool?

I almost forgot you existed.

You once told me

the only reason
you kept me alive

is because one day

I might say something wise

for an old fool.

Hmm.

So, I'm telling you now.

Listen to that man.

Who cares if he is a Skogarmaor?

We are all Skogarmaors.
We all came from the forest.

Execute him if you like,

but, first, listen,

listen to what he has to say.

He risked his
life to return here.

Are you too proud to ask why?

Same symbols, same people.

These are the Rus.

And you have to understand
how powerful they are

and what a threat they pose.

Even so...

it irks and irritates me

that I have to listen
to a criminal like you.

Or a failed king like Bjorn.

My greatest ambition,
the purpose of my life,

was to become
King of all Norway.

And now that I have
achieved it, I don't know why...

Why must I be dragged down,

forced to rely on
unpredictable allies

who have already shown
to be weak and unreliable.

Why does it have
to be like this?

Hmm?

In my dreams, it
was never like this.

Words cannot wish this away.

The Rus are coming.

Very well, I agree.

But only if Bjorn's
forces, his warriors,

and his shield-maidens
come to me,

to protect the capital and
not Kattegat, and then I agree.

We can be allies, huh?
Why not? Why not?

I am sure that Bjorn will agree.

- After all, they're most likely to...
- We have agreed.

Send word to Bjorn

to move his forces here.

And I will send word
to all my vassal kings.

It seems like we need
their help, after all.

Prince Oleg.

Princess Katia.

Your Highnesses.

Allow me to present to
you my brother, Hvitserk.

Just lately risen from the dead.

Your Highness.

Another son of Ragnar Lothbrok.

You are welcome.

You arrive in interesting times.

So I understand.

My brother has told me that
you intend to attack our homeland.

Hmm.

It was once my homeland.

I'm only reclaiming the past.

I trust you will be happy
to join King Ivar and myself

in this great undertaking.

Uh...

I have nowhere else to go.

I'm at your service,
Prince Oleg.

I, too, need to
reclaim my own past.

The prince and I are so happy
to have you at our court, Hvitserk.

Ivar has spoken a lot about you.

When you were children,
when you jumped ship.

He told me that you always
believed you were fated to be together,

however many times fate itself
seemed to have pulled you apart.

I find myself that fate
works in mysterious ways.

Our army's assembling.

Tonight, you will
watch some of it

parade past the palace.

It should be an
interesting experience.

So?

So?

What do you think?

- About Oleg?
- No, not about Oleg, about his wife.

I thought she was
attractive, rather provocative.

Nothing else?

No. What else?

She didn't remind you of anyone?

You saw her. You
know who she is.

- I do?
- Of course you do, brother.

She's Freydis.

Your wife?

Uh-huh.

Freydis is dead,
Ivar. I saw her body...

Yes, yes, yes. I
know I killed her.

But now she's come back,
and I do not know how.

But it is her. She is identical.

You're still crazy, Ivar.

Ivar.

Prince Dir sends you greetings.

He knows your
brother has joined you.

He wishes you all
success in your campaign.

But afterwards,

he wants you to join him in
the overthrow of Prince Oleg.

And the rescue of
Prince Igor from slavery.

If you still agree to this
plan, simply nod your head.

Good.

You know how much
Prince Dir loves you.

Who can resist such an army?

Nobody.

Not King Harald,

not Bjorn Ironside.

They are like children.

They and their gods
will be destroyed.

This, my good friends,

is the end of paganism.

The end of the pagan gods.