All language subtitles for Vikings.S03E04.Scarred.1080p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-BS

Previously on Vikings...

SIGGY: A stranger has
come to Kattegat.

He takes away Ivar's pain.

If he possesses powers, then he
is putting them to good use.

But are you sure?

JUDITH: I wanted something
to happen between you and me.

It was wrong of me.
I'm married.

ECBERT: The Northmen are fighting beside
us to help us gain the throne of Mercia,

for our puppet,
Princess Kwenthrith.

Spare my brother.

(GRUNTING)

Porunn!

It is ended!

How many more of us must
die for your Christians?

This is your fault.

SIGGY: What have
the gods told you?

What have you foreseen?

No one can help you.

♪ 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 ♪

♪ Ahh, ahh, ahh ♪

♪ If I had a voice,
I would sing ♪

Sync & corrections by Elderfel
www.addic7ed.com
Resync for WEB-DL by Norther

(BABY CRYING)

(SHUSHING)

Ivar, what is it?

Where is Harbard?

I don't know.

You have to find him.

Ivar is suffering so badly.
I can't bear it!

Why can't you look
after your own child?

(INVAR CONTINUES CRYING)

I am here.

Ivar.

There is no more
pain, Ivar.

No.

No more pain.

- That's right.
- (WHIMPERING)

Very sleepy, Ivar.

You're getting
very sleepy.

(IN A SOFT VOICE)
There's no more pain.

(CRYING STOPS)

Go to sleep.

Who are you?

- You know who I am.
- No, I don't.

You have such power.

Are you a god?

I wish.

For who would not wish
for such a thing?

(URGES HORSE)

Porunn.

So much for Rollo,
the warrior.

The hammer to the cross.

Where is your soul?

Where is your belief?

Floki, forget it.

This...

This is the future.

We cannot fight everyone.

There must be cooperation,

alliances just as there
are among the gods.

That is the way forward.

Well, well.

It seems that the magic of your
Christian baptism has worked after all.

You said the whole thing was a joke.
Perhaps you took it seriously.

You know very well
it was a joke.

No.

I can see that you have all drunk
from the poisoned chalice!

And the joke,
Rollo, is on you!

I see you are
still suffering.

(GROANS)

I can make it better.

How?

Lie back.

What are you doing?

- (GROANS)
- (CHUCKLES)

I suppose I should
thank you.

I suppose that
maybe you should.

I may have just
saved your life.

Your brother is weak.

He is just a puppet.

And he will be
your downfall.

I know what you
think about Ecbert.

Do you believe him?

Should I not?

He has always acted
in his own interests.

He wants power over
me and over Mercia.

I did not fight for him.

I fought for my people,

and for you.

How is your wound?

(GROANS)

It still hurts.

(LAUGHS)

Do you need to lie back?

SIGGY:
Wait!

- Where are you going?
- Out.

- Where? With whom?
- It is not your concern.

Oh, it is my concern, since you are once
again leaving your children behind.

I know they will
be safe with you.

Are you going with him?

Just look after my
children, it's all I ask.

No.

- What are you trying to do?
- I am trying to save you.

It is not just the children.

You have other
responsibilities.

Ragnar has left
Kattegat in your care.

There are folk who are
waiting to see you.

There are important
matters to decide.

Let go of your queen.

Then I will do it.

I will accept
the responsibility.

I heard a story about
a king who was killed

and all his family massacred.

But his wife, Astrid,

she escaped and fled to an island
in the middle of a lake.

I was smuggled
onto the island,

and I was introduced
to Astrid.

She was the most beautiful
woman I had ever seen.

And she was
a nymphomaniac.

- She needed a lot of sex.
- (CHUCKLES)

I was forced
to sleep with her.

Forced?

I heard later that nine months
after I left the island,

she gave birth to a second
son called Olaf.

Now this Olaf is Grand Duke
of Kiev and all Russia.

And he is your son?

I am sure of it.

I am forever in your debt.

What you have done
for my son is...

Is what I would do for
any suffering creature.

Like you.

(CHUCKLES)
Me?

I am not suffering.

Yes.

Your husband is
a long way away,

and you fear he no longer
loves or desires you.

How do you know?

Remove your clothes.

It is cold.

Then go back
to your children.

I do not want to be
with my children.

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

(MOANS)

There.

It is done.

I am glad.

I love you.

Do you love me?

Yes, I love you.

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

What will King
Ecbert do to me?

He will do nothing to you,

so long as I protect you
and Ragnar protects me.

Ecbert must hide his power behind
a legitimate heir to the throne of Mercia.

Then he will not
have me killed.

No,

he will not have
you killed.

Burgred, you and I will be joint
rulers to the throne of Mercia.

Does that not
excite you, hmm?

The Mercians may
quarrel against us.

No, they will not.

Behind us are the iron fists of
both Wessex and the Northmen.

Do you see?

Then we will be prisoners
of Ecbert and Ragnar.

I suppose.

But better prisoners
than dead, hmm?

Prisoners can
always escape.

It is not his fault.

No, you are right.

- It is someone else's fault.
- Who's that?

Is it not clear to you,
Bjorn Ironside?

Who brought the Christ
god into our lives?

Floki says we have
betrayed our gods

to serve a Christian king
and a Christian god.

Unlike Floki, I do not think
I can speak for the gods.

All I know is that my desires and ambitions
for our people have never changed.

And now that I am King,

I must try to bring
them about.

What limits did Odin put
upon his curiosity?

- Who can say?
- Exactly.

So unless I seek
out those limits,

I cannot say that I have
honored his spirit.

Floki threatens
me with Odin,

but I would not be ashamed
to meet the god face-to-face.

When Ragnar returns,

I am sure he will stay but a short
time before sailing back home.

He is, after all, a king.

But you could stay.

To what purpose,
King Ecbert?

Well, surely,

someone must stay to make sure that
the new settlement is successful,

the first harvest
safely gathered.

Someone will
stay to do that.

But even if I am not a king,
I am an earl.

I must return to look
after my people.

It is fine and it is good
to talk of responsibilities,

but there are other
things in life.

What if I asked you
personally to stay?

I have enjoyed
your company.

And the sex.

(CHUCKLES)

Even so,

although you have made
me happy and fulfilled,

I have come to understand

that the only person
you truly care for

is yourself.

Forgive me, Earl Kalf.

There is something we
must earnestly consider.

And what must I so
earnestly consider?

At some point, if
she still lives,

Lagertha will return
from the raid.

And she will bring with her
most of our young warriors,

hardened by battle,
perhaps enriched by spoils.

And, I assume,
loyal to her.

Do you really suppose that
I have not considered that?

Do you really think, poor Einar,
that I have not prepared for that?

I have invited someone
here to join us.

A very significant
person indeed.

And he will arrive here

very soon.

Very soon.

(WHISPERING)

What are you two
whispering about?

Where is our mother?

Your mother
goes to Harbard

because of your
brother Ivar.

Ivar needs your mother
more than you do,

and Harbard helps her
to look after him.

Someday, Ubbe, you will understand what
a mother has to sacrifice for her children.

(IVAR CRYING)

(WHISPERING)
Let's go.

Where are you going?

(SHUSHING)

They'll be all right.

Where are Ubbe
and Hvitserk?

They went out.

I don't know why
I feel frightened.

I have to find them.

Hey, Ivar.

(SHUSHING)

(GROANS)

(GASPS)

Ubbe!

Hvitserk!

Stop!

Stop!

Ubbe, stop.

- (GASPS)
(ICE CRACKING)

Ubbe.

Hvitserk, stop!

(ICE CRACKS)

- (SCREAMING)
- (GASPS)

(BREATHES HEAVILY)

(BREATH TREMBLING)

(INHALES)

(COUGHING)

(EXHALES)

Father.

- My son.
- (LAUGHING)

No father could
be prouder.

Your wife has missed you
beyond endurance.

I have often come across
her in the chapel,

weeping and privately praying to God
for your safe and sure return.

Judith.

Princess.

Ah, come.

Sire.

Sire, this is my young
brother, Burgred.

He says that the campaign
against us was no fault of his.

Well, I am glad
to hear it.

Welcome, Burgred,
to Wessex.

Sire, my sister has told me you are
a most generous and forgiving monarch.

I throw myself completely
at your mercy.

No, no, no.

I meant what I said.

You are most welcome.

Please join us to feast and celebrate
the happy future of Mercia.

You see, I told you.
Come, come.

Ragnar Lothbrok.

Forgive me if I do
not kiss your hand.

I would not expect
it from you.

As I've told you before,
we are equals, you and I.

How is the, uh,
settlement?

Well, if you want to know
the answer to that question,

you had better ask
Earl Ingstad.

- You're wounded.
- Ah, yes.

But...

But Princess Kwenthrith

gave me some of
her medicine.

(SIGHS)

How is the settlement?

It's working.

We have planted
the first crop.

King Ecbert gave us
a new plow, and

always assured us
of his protection.

And you believed him?

Yes.

So it seems you two
got on well, then.

Yes.

For the sake of all of us.

Ah.

So you sacrificed yourself
for the common good.

Mmm.

As did you, Ragnar.

I'm hungry.

Hello, brother.

I don't like you.

Porunn.

Hello, Bjorn.

Are you enjoying yourself?

There must be a feast.

Why don't you talk to me?

Poor Bjorn.

You won't want to marry
me now, will you?

Don't say that.

(FESTIVE MUSIC PLAYING)

Athelstan.

My friend.

The battle for
Mercia is won.

But not yet
the settlement.

Stay.

Stay, both of you.
Oversee your future.

- What could be more important?
- I have told you my decision.

Perhaps Athelstan
will stay.

Will you?

I'm not sure.

I've not discussed
it with Ragnar.

Hmm,

or with Judith.

My daughter-in-law has
grown fond of you.

I know it. She has told me.

She sometimes uses
you as a confessor.

If you go,

she will miss you.

As indeed will I.

They are trying
to make you stay?

Yes.

There is something between
you and that girl?

Yes.

You don't understand.

Nobody understands.

We're all free to do
as we please.

Are we still talking
about women?

Mmm.

They say you will go
home with Ragnar.

Your husband is back.

I gave myself to you.

Please don't leave me.

(MOANING)

(LIVELY MUSIC PLAYING)

LOTHBROK: What will
you do with Mercia?

I will crown Kwenthrith and her
brother Burgred as joint rulers.

That makes sense.

You see how they feel for one another.
Why choose between them?

They will not
rule in any case.

Then who will,
Ragnar Lothbrok?

You will.

For you have given
them the crown.

Well, the important thing for me is that
there will be stability in the region.

The important
thing for you

is that Wessex will
have power in Mercia.

Actually, the really
important thing for me

is that your settlement
is a success.

You've helped me in my
conquest for Mercia,

and I've helped you to
establish a settlement

in the very heart
of my kingdom.

If you remember, it was one of the
first things we ever talked about.

I remember it very well.

You and I,

we understand each other.

That is why we are allies,

and will remain so.

LOTHBROK: Do you think
you're a good man?

Yes.

I think so.

Are you a good man?

Yes.

I think so.

Are you corrupt?

Oh, yes.

- Are you?
- Mmm-hmm.

ROLLO:
Floki?

What are you
doing out here?

I came to talk
to the gods.

They are angry, Rollo.

And I'm so afraid that we must
one day choose between them

and your brother.

For me, it will
never come to that.

(CROWD CHATTERING)

So...

once again, Athelstan,
you have to make a choice.

Will you go back with Ragnar Lothbrok
or will you stay with us?

I have made up my mind.

I will go back
with Ragnar.

All my future
lies with Ragnar.

I think that is
the wrong decision.

So,

you left your earldom.

Are you not afraid?

No,

I have a good man who
looks after it for me.

Why should I be afraid?

All men are ambitious.

Not Kalf.

EINAR: (WHISPERING)
Earl Kalf.

Earl Kalf.

- Earl Kalf!
- Mmm...

What is it?

Your guests have arrived.

(SIGHS)

Erlendur, son of Horik.

How gladly we welcome
you to our hall.

How impatiently I have
awaited your coming.

I'm most grateful for your
invitation, Earl Kalf.

I believe with all my heart that
you and I are natural allies.

Yes! Against the Lothbroks
and all their kith and kin.

And we have another
natural ally.

You may recall that Ragnar blood
eagled his enemy, Jarl Borg.

But he forgot to kill
Jarl Borg's wife,

who subsequently
gave birth to a son,

and who is now my wife.

Come, Torvi.

Good day to you, Earl Kalf.

Good day to you, Torvi.

And to your son,

the legitimate heir of
the great Jarl Borg.

My dear brother,
my dear Burgred,

before all these people,
before King Ecbert of Wessex,

King Ragnar and King
Aelle of Northumbria,

let me say that I have
made peace with my past.

I have come to terms
with my family,

with all the violence
visited upon me.

And now at last I am
free from my anger,

saved from my nightmares.

And, finally,
I know who I am.

And so, my dear,

let us celebrate
our alliance,

and drink to victory
over my abusers.

My dear sister,

you have saved me.

I love you.

(LAUGHS)

How I've always loved you.

Yes.

Salutations, my love.

(CROWD APPLAUDING)

Burgred!

(GAGGING)

(INDISTINCT)

(BREATHES HEAVILY)

My lords, ladies and gentlemen,

please rise
and raise your cups

to the sole and only
ruler of Mercia.

To the Queen of Mercia.

To the Queen.

To the Queen.

Why so quiet?

Nothing to talk about?

Not with you, perhaps.

(THUNDER RUMBLING)

So you are tired
of me already?

Not to worry.

It is time for me
to be on my way.

I am never
anywhere too long.

I'm too restless.

The boy is well.

In future, I doubt he will
suffer such pains as before.

I've taken some of his
pains upon myself.

And your friend Siggy,
she's also very happy.

She's with her husband,
sons, daughter in Valhalla.

If you don't believe me,
you could ask the Seer.

Farewell then.

Who are you?

Just a wanderer.

Sync & corrections by Elderfel
www.addic7ed.com
Resync for WEB-DL by Norther