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THE LAND ON THE FAR BANK
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Are the fish biting?
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The fish are already in hibernation, right?
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I don't care if I don't catch anything.
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My real job is operating the ferry.
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You guys are Danes, right?
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You speak good English,
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but you have a bit of an accent.
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Your accent sounds just like people from my country.
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How much would it cost to take us to
the opposite shore?
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Two silver pieces.
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If you don't have silver, I also take alcohol.
Well, then...
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I wonder how many days it would take me to bring
all of you.
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No. I only need you to bring this letter.
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I thought you were customers. That's too bad.
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So, who do you want me to deliver it to?
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To any one of the elders. It's urgent.
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Please tell them it's from Askeladd,
son of Lydia.
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Understood. I'll hurry.
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Askeladd!
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Askeladd! Where are you? Hey!
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Ragnar. Please be quiet.
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Why did you stop the march?
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Thorkell is going to catch up!
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We're not supposed to make noise
while The Ear is at work.
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Ear?
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Bjorn.
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Don't let that conehead breathe.
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Ear! What’s the status?
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They've gotten closer since yesterday.
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I can hear soldiers and horses marching.
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There's about 500.
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They're close behind us.
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They're only one day away on foot.
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Are you serious?
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Yesterday, you said they were two days away.
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You don't trust my ears?
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That was fast.
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They're marching fast.
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They'll catch up to us in just a few days.
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Quiet, you guys.
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Horses. On the hill. Two of them.
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They've got us now.
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What do we do?
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If we're going to meet them
in battle, we must take positions!
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No, that's impossible.
We're no match for them.
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But if we don't do anything...
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I've sent a request for reinforcements.
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We'll keep running until they arrive.
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-What?
-Reinforcements?
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NOVEMBER 1013 AD WEST ENGLAND
DOWNSTREAM EAST BANK OF SEVERN RIVER
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Reinforcements?
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We're deep in enemy territory!
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That's what Askeladd said, though.
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He's never lied to us about something like that before.
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Well, you're right.
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But where's the closest fort?
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It's Leicester.
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Seriously? It'll take two weeks to get there!
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I wonder if the reinforcements will be in time.
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If we ask for reinforcements, we have to
split the plunder, right?
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Askeladd said we could handle it ourselves
with just the hundred of us.
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I'm so tired! I want to get back on a ship!
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Yeah.
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A ship would be nice...
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What? Do you need something?
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Everyone's worried.
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You should give them an explanation.
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Let them worry.
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Worrying will make them march faster.
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What?
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If that's all, then go to sleep.
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You've been acting weird the last few days.
What are you up to?
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Ever since you saw the prince's face. Right?
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I've been living among criminals
for 40 years.
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I can tell what a man is like,
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whether he's a big shot or a nobody,
whether he's smart
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or stupid, just by looking at his face.
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When I saw the prince's face, I could tell.
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"That's not the face of a king."
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True. He looks like a girl.
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But he's still a kid, you know?
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That's true. He's still young. His future still awaits.
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What? His future still awaits?
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All right! Wake up, guys!
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Get ready to march! If you're slow,
Thorkell is going to catch up!
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Seriously?
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It's still dark.
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Hey.
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-Yeah?
-Were you able to sleep?
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No.
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Hey.
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Shut up. Be quiet.
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But if I don't keep talking,
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I'm going to fall asleep.
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This is bad, Askeladd. They're right behind us.
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Yeah. I know.
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They're going to catch up.
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I said, I know.
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We're almost to where the reinforcements will come.
Right there.
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-Reinforcements?
-Them? Just the two of them?
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Maybe it's just an illusion made by the fog.
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I'm so honored that the commander has come himself.
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It's been a long time, Askeladd.
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So,
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you're saying a ship carried them across the river?
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Do you know whose ship it was?
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No. I'm not sure.
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The fog was as thick as goat's milk.
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It wasn't a Norse ship. It didn't have a dragonhead.
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It was kind of pudgy.
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It had an eye drawn on it. On the bow. Big, like this.
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That doesn't sound like one of King Sweyn's ships.
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In any case, we can't follow Thorfinn anymore.
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I underestimated them.
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I didn't think that the people across the Severn River
were their allies.
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Does that mean the people across the river
switched sides from England to Denmark?
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You idiot! You don't know anything!
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The land on the other side of this river isn't
part of England in the first place!
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It's Wales.
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Wales is a mountainous region to the west of England.
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The steep mountains had few natural resources.
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Flat land suitable for agriculture was scarce.
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The land was poor compared to England.
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After the end of rule by the Roman Empire,
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Wales was never unified under a single country.
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The region was divided into many
small, rival kingdoms for hundreds of years.
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Askeladd's request for reinforcements was answered
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by one of those small kingdoms.
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EAST OF MORGANNWG KINGDOM
WALES
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I want to compliment you for this, Askeladd.
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Thorkell must be clenching his teeth in anger
on the other side of the river.
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If we continue going by sea,
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we can return to Gainsborough.
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No. We're going to go by land.
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What are you talking about?
There's a ship right there.
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Don't look at it from the perspective
of a large nation.
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For this country, even three warships
are a valuable asset.
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We have to be thankful that they helped us
escape from Thorkell in the first place.
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Then we can make do with only two ships!
We can all fit!
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No. If you keep acting selfish,
I'm going to leave you behind.
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Are you telling me to walk across Wales?
That's ridiculous!
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The people in this land hate us!
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I can't allow you to endanger His Highness any further!
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A hawk.
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It's so low.
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Ragnar. Catch it.
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Pardon me, Your Highness, we're in the middle
of something important.
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It's better than moving north through England
with Thorkell at our heels.
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Anyway, this country is an ally of mine.
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If you're still worried...
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Thorfinn!
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I'll assign him to guard Canute.
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Wow! You're the guy from back there...
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Don't make the decision for me.
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He's small, but he's good.
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And he's the same age as His Highness.
I'm sure they'll get along.
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Say your greetings, Thorfinn.
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Are you an idiot?
What are you glaring at him for?
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You're going to reward me for this, right?
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All right, all right.
When we get to Gainsborough, I'll duel you.
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Askeladd. Are you ready?
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Yes. We just finished.
Oh, my. We're so busy.
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This is the general of the Kingdom of Morgannwg,
Gratianus.
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He's going to show us the way.
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You have a threatening look about you,
but you have a good face.
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Commander, that's one of my men.
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His Highness Prince Canute is over there.
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His eyes look weak.
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Is he really going to be the next ruler of England?
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What? You bastard! How rude!
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There's only one reason
we're helping the Danish prince escape.
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It's so that we can enter a treaty of non-aggression.
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It's all up to you. Prince, swear
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that once you become the king of England,
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you'll never interfere in the matters of Wales.
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Yes. Leave it to me.
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His Highness says,
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"If you give us three ships--"
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I asked the prince.
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What?
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Never mind. I'll ask again later.
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I'll prepare a written document in the meantime.
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Get ready to depart.
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What's wrong with that arrogant snob?
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He's taking advantage of us!
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Does he think he's an equal to the prince?
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That country bumpkin!
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Marching, marching, and more marching!
Now we're marching in the mountains!
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Mountains are better than Thorkell.
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Let's talk about something more fun.
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Like what?
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Our reward from King Sweyn.
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We saved the prince from Thorkell.
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I want a farm!
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I want a cool sword.
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No. It's all about the gold. Nothing's better than gold.
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Yeah.
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I heard the king has
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a hundred beautiful slave women
from around the world in his bedroom.
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Come here.
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I'm so excited! Is there anything else?
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Hey, priest!
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You've been to the palace, right?
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What does the king have in his house?
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Well, there was nothing of value in particular.
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No way! Not even beautiful women?
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Well, he did have a lot of slave women.
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What? Aren't you interested?
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You don't like women?
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No. Gold, silver, and beautiful women are all nothing
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compared to the thing I seek.
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Please tell us! What is it you're seeking?
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Love.
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-What? Love?
-Yes.
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What's that? I've never heard of it.
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I know what it is. It's like a spell
that the Christians are always chanting.
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Isn't it some kind of food?
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How many pounds in silver?
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It can't be measured in silver,
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because love is what gives value to silver.
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Without love, gold, silver, and beautiful women
are all worthless.
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"Gives value"?
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That doesn't make sense.
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Silver has the value of silver.
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Don't make it so difficult.
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He's bluffing.
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Just ignore him.
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Hey, priest.
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Keep talking. I want to hear more.
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We're about to enter the Kingdom of Brycheiniog.
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Don't worry. I've talked to them already.
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Thank you for your help.
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We're not doing this for you.
It's just that our interests are aligned.
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The Welsh kingdoms have always been
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threatened by invasions from England.
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If you Danes can make them stop,
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it would be good for us.
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I'm sure His Highness the Prince will promise you that.
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So, is that your king, Askeladd?
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He's from a good bloodline.
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As for the rest, I have high hopes for him
since he's young.
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The more you fall for a man,
the less things go how you want.
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Maybe someone like him is just what we need.
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We're the descendants of Britannia.
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We're not going to follow the king of the Danes.
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Gratianus.
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Do you still believe in the legend?
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The legend that Artorius will return
from Avalon to the west
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and restore the Britannia of old.
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Askeladd!
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Are you sure?
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That's what The Ear says.
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Thank you for coming, prince of the Danes!
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They're messengers from Brycheiniog.
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Thank you for coming!
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Wait! Gratianus.
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Did they notice?
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How can you tell?
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One of my men has good hearing.
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But it's too late.
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What's wrong, Thorfinn?
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Get up! Hurry up!
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Let's go.
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