Erik the Viking
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:50:03
He wouldn't be a midget, Father!
:50:09
Ah! So you admit there could be
someone here.

:50:10
Ah, you're losing your temper!
:50:13
Of course I'm not, my dear.
I'd never lose my temper.

:50:17
Oh dear, more visitors!
:50:23
Ah-ha, right!
:50:27
Come on! Come out of there!
Come out like a man.

:50:29
I know you're in there.
:50:37
It's all in your own mind, father.
:50:40
I sometimes think you've got some
of your mother's magic in you.

:50:43
She'd blind me as easily
as the night, the day.

:50:46
Oh, it's your fantasy.
:50:48
But I'll catch you.
Like I caught her.

:50:55
The Cloak lnvisible.
It was my mother's parting gift.

:50:58
Fifth one this week!
Can I have my shirt back please?

:51:00
Oh for goodness' sake!
:51:02
And I thought you said it was
something special.

:51:03
Oh, Erik, that's just what
I am trying to tell you, you are.

:51:05
Five this week, how many
the week before?

:51:07
- Oh! You're as bad as my father.
- And the week before that?

:51:13
I just want to help you to get
to Asgaard.

:51:20
- I mustn't let him land! - Who?
- Halfdan the Black.

:51:32
I feel strange.
:51:36
- What, sort of wobbly and excited?
- Sort of.

:51:41
Oh, that's fear.
:51:42
Thorfinn has another meaning
of fear.

:51:45
Is it sort of like a sinking
feeling in your stomach?

:51:47
That's it!
:51:48
- But you're not even afraid of
death, Thorfinn! - I know, I know.

:51:51
It's magic.
:51:53
What magic?
:51:54
I've heard stories of a magic
that strikes fear into the heart

:51:57
so you cannot fight.
:51:58
Yes... I can feel it.
I always feel like this!


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