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Previously on "Vikings"...
I have watched Eyvind from the start.
He wants us all to fall into violence and chaos.
Bul! No!
No!
For the sake of our father's legacy
do not put our people's lives at risk.
I must avenge my mother's murderer.
Rollo once told me if I ever needed his support,
all I had to do was ask.
You don't have to fight for us.
I will fight for you, Lagertha.
I will die for you.
You are sure they were Frankish soldiers?
I'm sure. Many ships. Too many to count.
We have to fight.
This is about fighting for our father's legacy.
If Ivar wins, Ragnar's dreams are lost.
The Gods have already decided the outcome of this battle.
Our mother!
Of course I'm going to kill her!
*VIKINGS* Season 05 Episode 10 Title: "Moments of Vision"
Loose! - (Arrows Flying)
If we live, Heahmund, so be it.
We might find some happiness in Midgard.
But if we die,
I doubt I shall see you again.
For you will be in your heaven,
which is not part of this world, I think.
I have no intention of dying.
Not today.
Not yet.
I'm not ready.
You still think it's up to you whether you live or die?
Yes.
I think I might die this day.
No.
Kiss me a last time.
Now I can die.
Loose! - (ARROWS FLYING)
What do you fear most, dear brother?
The loss of thought
or memory?
My thoughts and memories seem to be the same.
Every time I think,
I always remember the day I jumped out of Ubbe's ship.
But you didn't jump.
- The Gods pushed you. - Don't take it away from me.
- (CHUCKLES) - I wasn't pushed.
- Ah. - I decided to do it.
And I think you still regret it.
I have no regrets.
Except I don't have any children.
But then again, Ivar,
you and me are in the same boat, huh?
Nonsense.
- I will have children. - Oh.
And my children will populate the Earth.
Yeah, sure.
Ivar.
Ivar!
I'm anxious about the battle. I am sorry.
You're sorry?
I am sorry you jumped ship.
It was a mistake.
I know you have regretted it ever since.
And isn't that true, huh, poor Hvitserk?
- Maybe sometimes. - Maybe sometimes.
I thought that perhaps you jumped ship
because you loved me.
But of course you didn't.
How could you ever love me?
- (DRUMS SOUNDING) Are you ready?
The war drum sounds.
- (Grunting) - (yelling)
You don't understand.
I am sorry you jumped ship.
It was a mistake.
I know you've regretted it ever since.
Isn't that true, huh, poor Hvitserk?
- (Yelling) - (grunting)
**** (Speaking in native tongue)
- (Arrows striking) - (Vikings grunting)
Father!
Father.
I heard you singing with your brother.
This must be hard for you.
Let me tell you something.
I owe my brother so much.
But I owe you far more.
You took me on a great adventure.
You showed me that life
has more to offer than fighting for land
or for worthless glory
against your own Viking brothers.
And if I have to die today, then so be it.
I'm ready for Valhalla.
At least I know life has taught me something.
You have taught me... (SIGHS)
Something.
Thank you.
- (Yelling resumes) - (Gasps)
- (Yelling resumes) - (Grunting)
I didn't want to kill you, brother.
This is life.
And this is death, brother.
I will see you in Valhalla.
I will see you in Valhalla.
See you in Valhalla.
This one is dead.
Soon they will all be dead.
Cut my hair.
- But you always said that... - I know.
That I would never cut my hair
until the woman of my dreams married me.
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