-
Lovis gets Thunderstorms child!
Ha, ha, ha!
-
-Tonight he will have a child!
-A stormy child.
-
Small and ugly, small and ugly...
-
The hunger gnaws at his stomach.
-
And it is cold in his house
-
He lusts for ...
-
-Is this a good time to be singing, Lovis?
-It makes it easier.
-
And I think
it makes for a happier baby.
-
Wolf, Wolf, do not come here
-
You will never get my child
-
Frighten off the 'grymvittror'
or I can't hear myself singing!
-
Fly away, 'vildvittror'!
Tonight I am having a child!
-
Because otherwise I do not ... ah!
-
Do you understand, you pests?!
-
We are having a child tonight!
-
Leave us now alone!
Mischievous monsters!
-
We are having a child tonight!
-
-Isn't the child coming soon?
-
-Patience, Skalle-Per.
-
This child will eventually be our next robber-chief.
-
Can you comprehend that, you simpletons?
-
It will be strange
-
with a small child in the castle..
-
And with Mattis as a father.
Poor little thing.
-
You needs it, kid.
-
Properly Labbas,
creating the rascal away.
-
Mattis is the most powerful robber-chief
in all the mountains and forests.
-
-Who could ask for a better father?
-
-Is he not like a father to us all?
-
Even to you, Lillklippen, despite the
fact that you're only a common robber..
-
But he is crazy enough, our Mattis.
-
I have a child.
-
Did you hear me?
I have a child!
-
-What kind?
-A robber-daughter!
-
Here you go
-
If you want to see the most beautiful child
ever to be born in a robber-castle.
-
How beautiful she is.
-
-Such a small one.
-Look how cute she is.
-
And she is still so tiny.
-
-She looks like her father.
-Don't be mean, Sturkas.
-
-What will she be named?
-
Ronja.
As I have long
have decided.
-
And if it had now become a boy?
-
-If I have decided that it will be a Ronja...
-
... then it will be a Ronja.
-
You already hold my robber-heart in the
palm of your small hands.
-
-You don't understand that, but you do.
-
-Can I hold her?.
-
Here is your robber-chief.
Just don't drop her whatever you do!.
-
There doesn't seem to be any substance to her..
-
What were you expecting? A robber-chief
with a beer gut and a beard?
-
-Nooo...
-Careful, Labbas.
-
Now there will be two of you
who can't talk, Labbas.
-
This will kill Borka.
-
Now he can sit there and grit
his teeth in envy.
-
The Mattis-line lives on, while
the Borka line peters out.
-
-A child is more than he can muster.
-
-He probably doesn't know what to do!
-
Mattis-castle has been ripped in two!
-
The castle of my fathers!
-
Your life gets a suspicious beginning, Ronja.
-
Ronja, this castle will be a
good place to grow up even so.
-
Don't you think?
-
Did you hear that? She answered me!
She can talk already!
-
Mattis is a fool. Are you full now?
-
Are you full now?
-
-There we go.
-
-It is good of you to help your mother, Ronja.
-
What about you, little Mattis.
You could lend a hand too.
-
Lovis, we can't keep this child home any longer
-
We must let her run free so she can
learn to live in the Mattis-forest.
-
So you have finally grasped that.
I wanted to let her run free ages ago
-
-It is dangerous. We only have one child.
-
-She will have to learn to deal with danger.
-
Yes, that' more like it.
-
Bring me some danger!
-
Bring me some danger!
-
It's about time!
-
Tomorrow I'm coming!
-
Come on!
-
Come on, one day soon.
-
Go now.
-
Make sure to watch out for vildvittror,
grey dwarves and Borka-robbers.
-
How will I know which one is which?
-
-You'll know soon enough.
-Ok then.
-
-Watch out so you don't get lost.
-
-What do I do if I get lost?
-
Find the right path and find your way home.
-
That's fine.
-
Watch out so you don't fall in the river.
-
And what I do
if I fall into the river?
-
-Then just swim.
-That's fine.
-
And watch out for the Hellmouth.
-
-What do I do if I fall in the Hellmouth?
-
-Then you don't do much of anything anymore!
-
I better make sure not to fall in the
Hellmouth then. Anything else?
-
Lots. But you'll learn all that eventually.
Go now.
-
And don't yell in the 'Wolfpass'
or you will cause rocks to fall!
-
Let's see if we have any luck today.
-
You stay here and protect Lovis, Skalle-Per.
-
-You do that.
-
-Protect Lovis?
-
In case some criminal should happen by..
-
If anyone attacks Lovis...
-
- well, then it's probably best if
I protect the criminal.
-
To imagine such water exists.
-
Guards! Guards!
-
Noble lady.
-
Down!
-
Thank you fair maid,
for your kindness to poor robbers.
-
-
It was worth it.
Go back home!
-
To the hell with you!
you will pay you, you dogs!
-
What?
-
What?! What are you doing here, bastards?!
-
Keep to your own forest!
-
We ride where we want.
-
You look pale
-
- The King's guard must
have scared the shit out of you!
-
Shut up, Mattis!
So you don't get hurt.
-
-I'll show you who'll get hurt.
-
You've got the nose right in the face.
-
Get out you bastard!
-
-Watch out! Hes got the goods.
-Lice-poodles!
-
Stop, and let me examine your heart-blood!
-
What do you want?!
-
No, go away! Leave me alone!
-
No, don't come here!
-
Don't touch me! Let go of me, let go of me!
-
-
Get out!
-
-Damn Grey-dwarves!
-Mattis..
-
Go to hell,
before I kill you all!
-
Ronja.
-
Mattis.
-
Ronja, now you know what Grey-dwarves are.
-
-Now you know what Grey-Dwarves are.
-
-But not how to deal with them.
-
They are only dangerous when
you're afraid of them.
-
To some extent that is true of everything,
so it is best not to be afraid.
-
Knotas, I'll give you a bit extra,
you're all skin and bones.
-
Nudging but not so darned again!
-
I heard you met Borka.
-
Yes, if he wasn't such a bastard.
I would almost feel sorry for him.
-
The King's guard hunt him high
and low in the Borka-forest.
-
Thank the heavens for the Mattis-castle.
At least we're safe here...
-
Like the fox in its den
And the eagle in its nes.
-
Isn't that what you usually say, Mattis.
-
My heart pride and joy,
where are you going?
-
I'm going to watch out for falling in the river.
-
-Where are you doing that?
-
-By the river, if it is to be of any use.
-
My, my aren't you wet.
-
Now I've watched out for everything
except falling in the 'Hellmouth'.
-
And I'm going to watch out for that
just as soon as I'm dry.
-
You're such a wise and obedient child.
-
I know who you are.
-
You're that
robbers-daughter that runs wild in the forest.
-
-And who are you?
-
-Birk son of Borka - I live here.
We moved in last night.
-
Who are we?
-
Borka, Undis and me.
And our twelve robbers..
-
-Is the north-castle full of bastards?!
-
-No, you'll only find honest Borka-robbers here.
-
But over there where you live
it's wall to wall with bastards.
-
-That's what I've been told.
-
-Just wait until Mattis finds out.
-
He'll have the Borka-robbers out of the
north-castle before you can blink.
-
-That's what you think...
-
-Borka-vermin...Go to Hell!
-
Come over here and I'll break your nose.
-
Follow that, if you can
-
You're not so hopeless after all.
-
-Hold on!
-There isn't much else to do, is there?
-
Here you go! Start climbing when I holler.
-
Go ahead!
-
-Well, well, so this is where you're laying.
-
-Go away! Give me my strap!
-
I might be tied to you even without it now.
-
-No you're not. Leave!
-
Do not do it again!
-
But it was kind of you to save my life.
-
-I will see you again some time.
-
-I hope you fall, you bastard.
-
You would deserve as much!
-
Never! No!
-
You're lying, Ronja!
Borka doesn't have a son!
-
-Yes, he does!
-
-I've also heard people say as much.
-
Undis had a child out of the blue
that night with the terrible thunderstorms.
-
When we get Ronja.
-
Why no one has told me that?
-
What else haven't you told me?!
-
Here you go...
-
...if you must waste God's gifts.
-
But make sure to clean up after yourself.
-
Safe as the fox in its den
-
And the eagle on the mountain top...!
-
-It's as I thought!
-
-Enough!
-
If you've got fleas, then deal with them.
Dont just stomp around here.
-
This probably just got more tender.
-
Some dirt cleans out the bowels.
Eat now, Mattis.
-
Dont be sad.
All you have to do is throw them out.
-
-That might be easier said than done.
-
-These sons of a ...
-But how did they get in there?!
-
You lazy bastards!
-
Have you not been
guarding the Wolfpass night and day!
-
Did you think they would come that way,
walk up to you and politely say:
-
"We're moving into Mattis-castle."
-
-So, which way did they come?
-
-From the North of course.
-
Go!
-
Stay there!
-
-You devilish thieves consort!
-
-I thought you were thirsty, Mattis.
-
What kind of mouse of a husband do you
have that can't even control his own wife?
-
Come out if you dare, Borka!
-
Can't even have some fun around here.
-
You mongrel thief!
-
There's been enough fun around here!
-
Listen to some Mattis, I ...
-
Don't you eat swills
like all other swine?!
-
Shut up, woman!
-
I cant live in the Borka-forest any more.
-
The King's guards are as thick as flies there.
-
A man who moves into someone else house
without even asking has no honour!
-
Damn robber!
-
When did you ever ask permission
for everything you have taken?!
-
What does he mean?
-
What?
-
Mattis hasn't taken
anything illegally, has he...?!
-
Ermh...maybe...
-
Cat got your tongue, Mattis?!
-
That shut him up!
-
Yes, yes ...
-
-What do you want, robbers-daughter?
-
-That's none of your business.
-
-What do you want, robbers-daughter?
-
-Leave my pheasants and my forest alone.
-
Your pheasants, your forest...?!
-
The pheasants are their own
and live in the pheasants forest
-
It is also the fox's,
-
... and the forest of the owl's,
-
... and the forest of the adder's
-
... and the forest of
wild dove's and the hawk's,
-
... and the cuckoo's,
-
... and the grey-dwarves', the trolls',
-
... the 'rumpnissarna's and 'vittrorna's forest.
-
... and the forest of snails,
-
... and spiders and ants,
-
... and the forest of deer and bears,
-
... the wild horses and elk,
-
... and also the wolves.
-
-I know all the life in this forest.
-
-There forest is also yours and mine.
-
But if you want to claim it all for yourself,
-
then you are even stupider than I thought.
-
You're mean.
-
I dont mind sharing the forest
with pheasants, owls and spiders.
-
But I mind sharing it with you
-
Ronja!
-
Ronja stop!
-
Ronja!
-
-Ronja.
-What do you want?
-
Ronja, this fog is scaring me.
-
Are you afraid you won't find you way home?
-
Then you'll have to live here with the pheasants.
-
You have a heart of stone, robbers-daughter,
but you know the way better than me.
-
Let go of me!
-
Here, but keep
a rope length between us.
-
As you wish, robbers-daughter.
-
Stay where you are Ronja! Stop there!
-
It is the call of the underworld!
-
Yes, I am coming...
-
Ronja! Stop!
-
Ronja, stop!
-
-Yes, I am coming...
-
Ronja!
-
I am coming.
-
No Ronja!
-
If you let the underworld
lure you down...
-
Then you are lost!
-
Let go of me.
-
-DO you want to live in the underworld forever?
-
-Have you been bitten by a fox?
-
Stupid question, this was a witch.
-
I can find my own way from here.
-
Perhaps the wicked witch will bite you again!
-
You spend so much time in the forest,
eventually you'll turn into a 'rumpnisse'.
-
And where do you keep, Fjosok?
-
How can you
find so much stuff every day?
-
Yes, it is strange and miraculous.
-
You will have to be cunning as a vixen if
you want to drive out the Borkas.
-
With violence is completely impossible.
-
To be cunning as a vixen is not my strong suit.
-
Yes, I realize that.
-
Ah, Ronja,
-
How was the forest today?
-
I...I can't really remember.
-
-I think there was fog...
-
-There sure was, we could hardly find our way home.
-
Mattis!
-
What did Borka mean?
What is it you have taken without permission?
-
Well...
-
You are an innocent child,
so I haven't told you any of this before.
-
-No, and we haven't been allowed to say anything.
-
-Isn't it your bedtime soon?
-
No.
-
I want to listen to you
explaining to Ronja what it is a robber does.
-
Well...I'm not sure how to put this....
you know....what to say.
-
No, but I do.
-
Robber's take as much as
they can from other people.
-
-Doesn't that make them angry?
-
Sure.
-
So angry they scream and cry.
-
Old man, go to bed!
-
Ronja, you have to understand.
-
One day you will be a robber-chief.
-
Will I...?!
-
Never!
-
Ronja!
-
Not if people get angry and cry!
-
But I still love you, Mattis.
-
You see, Ronja..
I only take from the rich and give to the poor.
-
That's right.
-
You gave a whole sack of flour
to that old widow with the eight children.
-
I will never forget this.
-
I did indeed. That's right!
-
You have such good memory.
-
That must be at least ten years ago.
-
You give to the poor every tenth year.
-
Every twelfth year.
-
Go to bed!
Or I will put you to bed!
-
I think it is brewing up to a storm.
-
I can feel it in every bone in my body.
-
The wolf howls in the forest night.
-
He howls out of hunger and sorrow
-
His cave is bitterly cold.
-
He is hungry for fat sheep.
-
Wolf, wolf, do not come here
-
hmm, hmm, hmm, hmmm ....
-
Come on! Come on! Come on!
-
Fjosok!
-
Well, well, Fjosok.
-
If your greatest desire in life
is to shuffle snow...
-
-I can promise you a delightful winter.
-
'whyyyyyy'...
-
My leg is stuck!
-
What does she want from us?
-
-
'whyyyyy' is she doing this....?
-
Horrible large.
-
'whyyyyy' is she doing this.....?
-
Ruining the ceiling!
-
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to...
Help me out please.
-
Why did you do that?
Now the snow comes in our house.
-
-
Help me!
-
-
-
'whyyyyy' is she doing this.......?
Pushed me in the stomach! 'whyyyyyyyy'.....?
-
Help me out
-
'whyyyyy' is she doing this......?
-
-Go to hell!
-
-
-Oh, night came.....
-'whyyyyy'......
-
Just gone, just gone!
Wait for me.
-
Dont go. Help me!
-
-Little baby boy.
-Hang it on the big foot.
-
-She is stuck in the ceiling.
-Baby boy.
-
Good place to hang...in the crib, like that.
-
Good place to hang...for the crib, like that.
-
The foot is stuck, yes, yes.
-
I want him swing, too.
Yes, yes, but then me.
-
Me first!
-
Do not fight,
you will wake up the baby.
-
Yikes, what's going on?
-
Hey, what's that?
-
Help me!
-
What is going on?
-
-Screaming and shouting - whyyyyy......?
-All this noise, 'whyyyyy'........?
-
Well, well!
-
Where am I? Ugh, Ugh.
-
You look so so funny.
You can not see?
- No.
-
So now you can see.
- Nice.
-
What's that?
-
Help me!
-
A little man!
-
Little man!
Now we'll get you!
-
Now we get you, little man!
Blood will flow, O son of man!
-
Let me go get my sisters!
-
Yeah!
-
Yes, we'll get you!
-
I get my sisters to help.
Then you have to bleed little man!
-
-
Then you will never rest again!
-
Ronja, aren't you going home?
-
-Here, let me help you. Hold on to me.
-
-Never leave me again!
-
I won't. As long as you keep a ropes
distance between us. I'll get you loose.
-
Do not cry anymore.
I'l try different way.
-
Let's see.
-
What is the going on?
Look out!
-
The child falls down!
-
Hopefully he has
nothing broken.
-
Waking the baby so he gets snow in his eyes
'whyyyy'......?
-
'whyyyyy' is she doing this...........?
-Nice baby boy.
-
Do not be afraid,
nothing happens to you, no, no.
-
So now we must separate.
-
Now I'm going home to Borka-castle,
but you can't know the route I take.
-
Birk.
-
I wish you were my brother.
-
-Then I will be your brother, robber-daughter.
-
I would like that,
but only if you call me, Ronja.
-
Ronja, my sister...
-
-Did you have a good time in the forest today?
-
-Yeah, pretty good.
-
Well, this is fun isn't it?
-
Wolfpass is blocked by snow
so no one is getting out till spring.
-
Until spring...?!
How will I see...
-
-How will I get to the forest?
-
-No one is getting to the forest till spring.
-
What misery!
-
Twelve snowed in robbers
and you on top, Mattis.
-
We'll just have to try to keep our sense of humour.
-
I see a chief, ...
-
A little fart ...
-
What can he achieve?
-
Almost nothing,
-
no nothing ...
-
because it means ...
-
Borka.
-
Because he is Borka.
-
I see a man,
-
so big and strong
that no one is his match
-
He is the greatest chief
-
and his name is Mattis
-
This chief just gets bigger and bigger
the more beer he drinks
-
What if one pretty day
he swells so much he explodes
-
swells so much he explodes
-
Where are you going?
-
-To the basement to get more beer.
-
-You coming?
Yes.
-
Let's see, Ronja...
-
That what some storm I tell you,
that night when you were born.
-
Just above us here
lays the Hellmouth.
-
But what's behind those rocks?
-
Borka, that fox, probably stashes
his beer somewhere back there.
-
-If he has any beer.
-
-That's a lot of stone.
-
Pelje, Knotas, Jutis, Tjegge, Fjosok!
-
-Get out there and shovel snow!
-I shovelled snow yesterday, till my back broke.
-
Sturkas, take Turre
and go fetch water and firewood.
-
-I only have one eye, you expect me to carry firewood?
-You expect me to fetch water?
-
You're all lazy as oxen
-
except when it comes to fighting and robbing!
-
Yes, yes, yes.
-
Birk! Is it you?
-
Ronja!
-
-Have you forgotten that you are my brother?
-
-Not at all, my sister.
-
-Are your eyes as black as always?
-
-Take a look if you dare.
-
Yup, you look just like yourself
- just a little paler.
-
But you don't look like yourself
- you're all skin and bones.
-
That's because
I haven't been eating much.
-
-
-Don't you have food in Borka-castle?
-
-No, my belly hasn't been full for a long time.
-
-Eat, if you're hungry.
-Oh!
-
Ow! Uh! My back.
-
-Delicious! To hell with being hungry.
-
Quiet, someone is coming. Come.
-
In there.
-
Pssst!
-
- What in the name of vittror are you doing here?
-
- Not drinking beer, that's for sure.
- One can't shovel snow all the time.
-
- Well, I'm staying away.
-
Lovis has started combing for lice
-
... and spring cleaning the robbers.
Ugh!
-
Out! Get out there!
-
Do not run this way?
-
This can't be good for you.
-
-Au! You're ripping my hair out!
-
Oh nonsense.
A chief should be free of lice.
-
Skalle-Per, aren't you going out in the
snow to clean off some of that muck?
-
No, it wont stop me dying.
-
So I choose to die with my muck intact.
-
Die?! Forget about that.
-
I haven't lived
a day without you, you old goat.
-
-
Let's see how it is.
-
My little robber.
-
I see a chief wearing a dress, ...
-
evil as a vittra, ...
-
When people freeze to death, she stands by, ...
-
and giggles.
-
Send them!
-
Here! I like that.
-
See what else is in it.
-
-There're only womens clothing left.
-
-This was made for you, Knotas.
-
Hold on, the mug is empty.
-
Au! Am I not free of lice soon?
-
Yes, I just like to feel
your hair in my hands.
-
It is so nice and soft.
-
Yours as well.
-
I must go Ronja.
-
-We can only meet in secret.
-
I hate sneaking,
-
but without our meetings I wouldn't have survived the winter.
-
How many times are you planning
on saving my life, my sister?
-
As many times as you save mine.
-
We can't survive without each other.
-
Soon it is spring!
Then we can meet in the forest.
-
Now he's going to get it!
Hoj, hoj, my bastards!
-
Now, finally Borka and his thieving dogs
are going to get what they deserve-
-
-...till they fall flat on their faces!
-
Sit down!
-
Do you have to hate each other?
-
Ask Borka what he is doing in Mattis-castle.
-
But now he is leaving!
-
Does it have to involve bloodshed
till everyone ends up dead?
-
-The child is wiser than you, Mattis.
-
-Well, you come up with something better.
-
Soon Borka will be history
-
-I have to go to the forest too.
-
-Yes, run along to the forest.
-
Ronja, if anything happens to
you I couldn't go on living!
-
-
Birk, where are you?
-
Birk!
-
Birk!
-
-Finally! I have waited so long.
-
-Have you?
-
-Have you?
-
-But now it is spring, Ronja.
-
-I have one of these too now.
-
-I can feel the winter washing off me.
-
Soon I will be so light I can fly away.
-
Ahhh, ahhh, ahhh.
-
That was my spring howl.
If I don't howl, I will explode.
-
I just want to lie here
and be in the spring.
-
I like that about you,
Birk son of Borka. Look!
-
Wisu just because, just because wisu?
-
There goes my winter hat.
-
Wisu just because, just because wisu.
-
Now she's back again.
Wisu merely wisu only?
-
-Aren't you going to thank me for the loan?
-
-Whyyyyyyyyy?????
-
Wisu? You will be guilty
when I catch cold. Fie, fie.
-
-You bastards!
Skews, here you go!
-
... Sailor pants!
-
To hell with you!
-
You bastard!
-
-
Quiet, quiet.
-
Misery and death!
-
Come on you sailor pants!
-
Catch me Borka!
Ha ha ha
-
Come catch me!
-
I will pay you back!
-
Come on down, you!
Come on down!
-
Here I am.
Come on you sailor pants!
-
Even spring is ruined by a couple of
bull-headed robber-chiefs.
-
who have absolutely no brains.
-
There is too much bile in the air.
-
Come on let's go home.
-
-We have to go our separate ways.
-
See you tomorrow sister.
-
-
A toast to Borka!
-
Ronja, you were right!
There was no need for bloodshed.
-
Now Borka will go to hell ...
-
.. before he has
time for his morning fart.
-
Why?
-
Look down there.
-
Look what I caught just now
with my bare hands.
-
You animal!
-
You can't do this!
-
-
-
What is it I can't do?
-
Rob if you must. Money and things.
-
But not people!
-
-I dont want to be your daughter if you do.
-
-What is she talking about?
-
I have caught a vermin, a louse.
-
-
And now I intend to clean my castle.
-
Then you can be my daughter or not, as you please.
-
Shame on you!
-
Shame on you!
-
You shouldn't say such things to your father.
-
Fiosok!
-
Go to the Hellmouth.
and send a message to Borka-
-
-tell him I want to see him up there
as soon as the sun rises.
-
-Don't touch the vermin!
-
-This wound needs cleaning.
-
Get out, all you men!
Get lost!
-
Cares for you Donnerdrummel!
-
You never do anything but damage!
-
Have you not heard Mattis?
Get out!
-
Shame on you Mattis!
-
Oh, Mattis!
-
Mattis, you lousy dog, you bastard!
-
You Hundsfurz!
-
Come out, so I can spit in you ugly face!
-
May vittrorna claw your eyes out,
you cowardly child-robber!
-
May vittrorna claw your eyes out,
you cowardly child-robber!
-
What a bitch you are.
-
You devil, you devil!
Are you not ashamed?
-
Make your own son,
-
instead of going after
the one I bore for Borka.
-
-Can't you make your woman shut up?
-
-Ah Mattis, you damn...
-
You are dismal, Mattis.
-
Going after my son to get us to leave.
-
That is low.
-
I have not
asked for your opinion.
-
I want to know when you intend to leave.
-
If you give me back my son, ..
-
... then you have my word
we are gone before the summer is over.
-
I agree.
-
-Then you will get your son
before the summer is over.
-
I meant that you give him back now.
-
Now you do not get it.
We have dungeons in Mattis-castle.
-
So he has a roof over his head.
-
Let that be some consolation,
in case we have a rainy summer.
-
Ahhh, no!
-
Just cry! I would cry to if I had such a
beast of a father.
-
Shut up woman.
-
Now, Mattis...
-
We have dungeons on this side of the castle too.
-
Now can I have my son back?
-
-Yes, yes.
-
-At the same time you will get your child.
-
Better you understand.
Sheepdog!.
-
- I dont have a child.
-
What do you mean?
-
Is that a new devilry?
-
Here's your son.
-
But you can't return my child to me.
I don't have one.
-
But I have one.
-
And I want that child back now.
-
Even if the childs father
has gone insane.
-
Come Birk!
Come on!
-
Come on!
-
Get over there!
-
Ronja.
-
-What have you got going on with her?
-
She is my sister.
-
Sister?
Well, we'll see about that in a few years time.
-
Come on.
-
Do not touch me!
-
Birk!
-
Ronja.
-
-Don't speak to me..
-
-I am so glad you're alive...
-
-Don't speak to me!
-
The wolf howls in the forest night
-
He wants, but cannot, sleep
-
hmm, hmm, hmm
-
Birk!
-
Birk! Where are you?
-
Birk!
-
Birk! Where are you?
-
What a roar!
Wisu just because?
-
Why are they shouting so?
Fie, fie, fie!
-
Birk!
-
-Screaming and shouting in the forest. whyyyyy?
-Screaming and shouting. whyyyyyyyy???
-
Birk!
-
Fie, fie!
-
BIRK!
-
Fie, fie!
-
Whyyy is she shouting like this???
-
Shes been screaming for three days. Whyyyyy?
-
Because I miss him.
-
Can you understand that, rumpnissar?
-
Wisu-merely simply wisu?
-Ronja!
-
Birk.
-
Birk!
-
Now there are more of them shouting.
Whyyyyy?????
-
-I'm moving to the forest.
-But, why?
-
-
whyyyyyyyyy??
-
I can't stand the nagging and the
yelling any more.
-
Three days is enough for me.
-
I want to get out of Mattis-castle as well.
-
I was born in a cave, so I can certainly live
in the Bear cave. But can you?
-
With you I can live anywhere, Birk.
-
I come tonight to bear cave.
-
I'll be there waiting for you.
-
Enough is enough!
-
I'm tired of this.
-
Mattis has been laying in my bed, starring
at the wall for three whole days.
-
Doesn't say anything, doesn't eat anything.
-
Mattis, now is time to be
reasonable again.
-
Sit down and eat.
Can't you see that everyone is waiting for you.
-
-
Are you full now, jesters?
-
Goodbye, Lovis.
-
Maybe I will see you again, maybe not.
-
I'm sorry, but I have to.
-
Way!
-
Go away, grey dwarves!
-
Move!
-
Birk. Where are you?
-
Ronja. I've been waiting so long.
-
This is for you.
-
Thank you.
-
-Eat, then sing me the wolf song.
-
-Does that mean you want to sleep.
-
I spent all day cleaning up after the bear that
lived here last winter.
-
-I have carried firewood.
-
-Where there is a fire, there is a home.
-
Yes, this is our home now.
-
The wolf howls in the forest night
-
He wants, but cannot, sleep
-
But I can.
-
His cave is very cold,
-
He is hungry for fat sheep.
-
Lovis can sing much better.
-
Mattis.
-
I don't have a child!
-
I don't have a child!
-
I don't have a child!
-
I don't have a child!
-
I HAVE NO MORE CHILD!
-
-
-I'm frozen stiff.
-
-It is coldest at dawn.
-
Slowely gets warmer.
-
Let's get the fire started. Come!
-
This is the last of the milk.
After this there is only cold water.
-
Does not matter.
-
That won't make us fat,
but it won't kill us either.
-
Cover your ears,
here comes my spring howl.
-
Ahhh, ahh!
-
Do you see Birk. The spring
is there because I called him.
-
-I was thinking of getting some fresh water.
-
-Thinking doesn't get us any water.
-
Something smells nice.
Is it ready soon?
-
-Now we will have food for several days
-
-And salmon tastes nice.
-
Ahh, duh.
-
-What's wrong?
-
-I cut my foot.
-
Is the wound deep?
-
-It can bleed for as long as it likes.
-
-Lovis always used to put moss on the wound.
-
I'll go and get some.
-
Who knows when you will cut yourself again?.
-
Are you bringing salmon again!
-
We never seem to eat anything else.
In any case better than nothing.
-
Look over here.
-
The moss is dry.
Now you can cut yourself again.
-
Well. Throw me the knife
over, then I'll take the salmon out.
-
-Throw me the knife.
-The knife? You have it.
-
-No, you had it last.
-
Can not you hear what I say.
-
What did you do that?
-
I? Nothing at all. -
You had it last.
-
You're lying!
-
Listen.
-
-
I thought I had explained to you that
without a knife we cannot survive in the forest.
-
Then you would just
give more attention to that.
-
You're a little shit
placing the blame on others!
-
Robber-daughter!
And one is supposed to live with you.
-
Well, you won't have to anymore, Borka-robber.
-
Live with the knife, if you can find it!
-
To hell with you!
-
I'm no sailor pants.
Argh!
-
The knife - but ...
-
Ronja
-
Ronja!
-
Fie, fie. Fie, fie. Fie, fie.
-
-Ronja!
-Whyyyyy whyyyyyy...
-
-Let her stay in the forest for all I care.
-Whyyyy, Whyyyyy?
-
Wisu just because?
-
-She'll come back sooner or later.
-
-She'll come back sooner or later?
-
But then I tell her my opinion.
-
Oh, there you are
again, but now it's too late.
-
You should have come sooner."
-
I should have come sooner?
Whyyyyyyy, whyyyyy?
-
Oh!
-
Fie, fie.
Wisu just because?
-
Ronja!
-
Ronja!
-
She's probably gone home to Mattis-castle.
-
Poor thing!
Who has treated you so badly?
-
Birk!
-
Birk!
-
Birk.
Oh, Birk.
-
Did you see the bear?
He killed her foal.
-
Ronja
-These things happen in the forest..
-
-But I don't want it to!
-
Little sister.
-
Quick - go get the moss.
Otherwise she will bleed out.
-
Come on hurry up.
-
Poor thing.
-
There, all done.
-
What is it?
-
Whyyy whyyyy...
Whyyyy are they doing this?
-
-So she won't bleed to death.
-
But her foal is dead
Is dead, no longer jumps.
-
We know that.
-
Fie, fie, fie, fie, fie, fie ...
-
-Too bad the knife was lost.
-
-Good thing I found it again.
-
Do not tell me you've found it.
-
It was lying right there under the moss
whilst we were yelling at each other.
-
-To think that things can turn out so
wrong so unnecessarily.
-
-That's why we should avoid the unnecessary!
-
Come on.
Come on.
-
- They're not as shy anymore.
-
Your foal should have had this milk.
-
Now you can give it to us.
-
We could need it.
-
Let's ride!
-
Hey, hey!
-
Yeah!
-
Hey, hey, hey!
-
-This is what they did.
-
-Rag-rut and wild-child, good names.
-
We'll put the straps in their mouths.
-
Los clean now!
-
Cold.
-
-Look how little milk there is.
-
-Soon we will have neither milk nor bread.
-
-Thank you, Lia.
-
-Next summer you will have a new foal.
-
Wild horses have a good life, even in winter.
-
In winter.
Sister, now it's summer.
-
But winter does come.
-
It takes a long time.
-
Ronja!
-
Lill-Klippen, is it you!
-
To think that you have come!
-
Nice view here.
-
You can see the river and the forest.
-
You haven't come to look at the view, have you?
-
No.
Lovis has sent me here.
-
With bread.
-
Lovis bread.
-
Birk, look!
-
-We have got bread.
-Oh.
-
Mmmh, smells nice!
-
Lovis figured you would be
running out of bread by now.
-
Ronja...
-
Are you coming home soon?
-
Everyone is waiting.
-
-Mattis too?
-
-That beast!
-
-
He says nothing.
-
-Doesn't he even mention my name?
-
No.
-
I'm never coming home!
-
Not as long as I am not Mattis' child.
-
Tell him that.
-
Well thank you.
-
I don't think even Skalle-Per
would dare pass on that message.
-
-So you will not go home to your father then.
-
-I don't have a father.
-
I can survive without a brother as well.
-
Sorry if am being unfair.
-
But I know what you go around thinking about.
-
That I have lived through eleven winters,
-
but the twelfth will be my death.
-
It is summer now.
-
Leave my shoes alone!
-
I just wanted to wear them.
-
And should I believe you?
-
-Birk, vildvittrorna!
-
-Duck, Ronja!
-
Now the blood will flow!
Now we get you!
-
Yes, now we get to you!
-
Where are they, where are the little humans?
-
There's one!
-
Birk, where are you?
-
Here!
Come here, quick!
-
Now blood is flowing!
-
Where are they?
Where are the little people?
-
Where are they?
-
Where are they?
-
Where are they?
-
Out of sight!
Out of sight!
-
Blood will flow!
-
Nowhere to be seen, nowhere to be found.
-
Nowhere to be seen, nowhere to be found.
-
-I though you had drowned.
-Not yet, but soon.
-
That can happen.
-
What?
-
Can you hear the waterfall?
-
Let go of the birch!
-
Lovis!
-
My child!
-
-Your hair is wet. Have you been swimming?
-
-We have swum a little, Birk and I.
-
-Aren't you going to greet my mother?
-
-One doesn't greet uninvited guests.
-
-My mother taught me that.
-
-Shame she didn't teach you some common sense as well!
-
-
Birk is... tired.
-
-
-You know why I have come.
-
-Not to give me bread, I suppose?
-
-You can have bread when you come home.
-
-I am never coming home.
-
-Then Mattis will jump in the river.
-
-He doesn't even mention my name.
-
No, if he is awake.
-
Every night he cries in his sleep
and calls your name.
-
It is hard to watch someone suffer so inhumanly.
-
Come home.
-
I can not Lovis.
-
-Not even if Mattis asked you himself?
-
-He never will.
-
Go to bed. I'll sit here till it gets light.
-
Then I'll go off home.
-
Until then I will sit here.
-
And you will sing me the wolf song.
-
I want to fall asleep in your lap.
-
The wolf howls in the forest night
He wants, but cannot, sleep
-
Hunger gnaws at his stomach
-
and his cave is bitter cold,
-
He is hungry for fat sheep.
-
Wolf, wolf, do not come here
-
-What's the matter, Birk?
-
-I am sitting here mourning.
-
We've just got this summer, you and me.
-
And I want to have this summer in peace,
-
Without the messengers from Mattis-castle.
-
You'll be returning there when the winter
comes
-
I will stay here.
-
And freeze to death?
-
I don't care if I live,
if I can't be with you.
-
Who has said that I am going
back to Mattis-castle?
-
I am telling this!
-
I intend to freeze to death on my own,
if that is the way to be.
-
But now it is summer, Ronja.
-
It's a rainy summer we are having.
-
It's a windy summer we are having.
-
It's a cold summer we are having.
-
-You're not very careful with your life.
-
-I'm going to get some water.
-
-I'll come once I've got the fire started.
-
My child.
-
My child.
-
I have my child again.
-
Am I your child now?
-
Am I really your child?
-
Yes, Ronja, as you have always been.
-
How I have cried over you.
-
Is it true what Lovis says,
-
that you will come home if I ask you?
-
Ronja, come with me.
-
Even though I haven't asked you yet,
-
but I am asking now.
-
Ronja, come home with me.
-
Birk son of Borka,
-
come over here !
-
What do you want?
-
-Honestly, to beat you up.
-
But I won't.
-
I am asking you to
come with me to Mattis-castle.
-
Why should I?
-
Don't imagine for one second that I like you.
-
But my daughter does.
-
Are you saying that Birk can come home with us?
-
-Mattis. I need to speak with Birk privately.
-
-But after that we are going home.
-
'But then you go home'.
-
Does he think that I going to become
a whopping boy for the Mattis-robbers?
-
-Would you rather freeze to death in the bear cave?
-
I think so.
-
One should take good care of ones life.
-
Do you know what to do
when you stay in the winter in the bear cave?
-
You will waste your life,
- And mine.
-
-Your life?
-
-Yes, if you're staying I'm staying with you.
-
-If you want me to or not.
-
-I wouldn't want to waste your life, Ronja.
-
I'll follow you wherever you go,
-
even if I have to live amongst Mattis-robbers.
-
Hoh, hoh, ha
-
-Ronja!
-Lill-Klippen!
-
Thank you for letting me see
Ronja whenever I want.
-
Now I am going home to Borka.
-
and see how it goes.
-
If only your father wasn't such a bastard,
-
we would do what Skalle-Per has been suggesting.
-
You are a bastard yourself.
-
-What has Skalle-Per been suggesting?
-
-He has so many crazy ideas.
-
-To think that she has returned home to us!
-
Have you ever seen such a
dirty child?
-
-I have never seen a dirtier child.
-
My dirty child has come home!
-
Watch out, watch out!
-
Now I will perform my happiness-fart.
-
Well, one needs to give people a proper salute
when they return home.
-
Ronja is back.
-
Ronja?
-
-What's the matter?
-
-I just wanted to make sure you were there.
-
Of course I'm there, you stupid Mattis.
-
Borka and Undis were so happy to see me.
-
I never thought they cared about me.
-
You can stay with them until spring comes.
-
Then we're moving back to the bear cave.
-
So we make it happen.
-
The guards are after us. Hide!
-
Haaa! Just you wait!
-
These cowardly guards are in Matti forest.
-
Soon I will crush every measly little guard.
-
Brag when you're riding home.
That's what my mother always used to say.
-
Five
-
Mattis. The guards will win
if you don't do as I say.
-
Don't bring up that madness...
-
about me and Borka joining forces again.
-
Four
-
Who would be the chief? Borka?
-
It's simple.
-
Let a fight decide.
-
Stronger wins.
-
You're sure to win a fight between
the two of you, you ox.
-
Oh!
-
You know what's sad?
-
Naaa.
-
It gives me great grief that youre such a bastard.
-
-
Otherwise I would have made you my
second a long time ago
-
Ow!
-
And you know what's sad?
-
And it gives me great grief that I will
disfigure your face...
-
...for you're already uglier than
ought to be legal.
-
-
Borka bit the ear! Ha ha
-
Well done, right?
-
It will pain me to smash you up so badly
-
that Undis will cry when she looks upon you.
-
Mattis is the strongest!
-
He remains the most powerful robber-chief
in all mountains and forests!
-
Borka...
-
you will still remain chief in name
as well as in honour...
-
-but from now on my word will be the law,
you understand that.
-
Let's go to Mattis castle!
-
Come on my friend.
-
-How are you, my Mattis?
-
Ei-ei-ei-ei-ei-ei-ei, oh dear.
-
Little Borka, you could use some beer right now.
-
Not this way.
Over there, over there.
-
We won.
-
Oh, we won.
-Go and sit down over there.
-
Don't feel bad about loosing the fight today, Borka..
-
It will be better for the Borka clan as well.
-
When you and I are gone your son will
take over I should imagine.
-
And Ronja?
-
Ronja doesn't want to.
-
And when she says no, there is no changing her mind.
-
She gets that from her mother.
-
-Does Birk want to be a robber-chief?
-
Of course he wants that
-
-
I, Birk son of Borka, swear
that I will never be a robber-chief...
-
...for as long as I may live.
-
There is no winning with children these days.
-
One just needs to learn to accept that.
-
But that's not easy.
-
-Cheers.
-Cheers.
-
Come Mattis.
-
Come Borka.
-
I can not dance.
-
Satan!
-
Lovis, wake up! I'm in pain.
-
My only consolation is that that bastard Borka
is lying over there in even greater agony..
-
Silly men!
-
Undis!
-
We beat the guards, you should have seen us.
-
That Mattis isn't as stupid as he looks.
-
-Fjosok!
Yes.
-
Take this one.
-
Yes, yes!
-
Come on guys!
Quickly in the warm!
-
Now we have earned a proper feast.
-
It was worth it.
-
-
Skalle-Per,
-
We tricked the guard real good.
-
That Borka isn't as stupid as he looks.
-
Try to eat some soup.
It'll warm you up.
-
No.
-
-Aren't you better yet?
-
No.
-
I might as well lie here and stare.
-
Since I have always wanted
-
I'll stay here whilst I'm waiting.
-
What are you waiting for?
-
-Have a guess.
-
-What's the matter with him?
-
-Old age.
-
That won't kill you will it?
-
However, it will.
-
Clear out the Donnerdrummel!
I will not allow!
-
-You can decide over many things, but not this.
-
Ronja.
-
It gladdens my heart that neither
you nor Birk want to become robbers.
-
It was alright in the old days.
-
Now they hang you for robbing.
-
People scream and cry when you take their stuff.
I couldn't stand it
-
Yes.
-
How could I do such a things?
-
No, that you could not, my child.
-
Ronja, ...
-
Do you remember when I told you about
the little grey dwarf?
-
The one you saved?
-
Then he insisted on giving me...
-
Look here comes Mattis!
-
You look all drained and your eyes are red.
-
Are you a little sick?
-
No, you're the sick one.
-
-Skalle-Per needs to rest now.
-
-First I want to hear the end of the story.
-
You remember
where the small creek is ...
-
...
-
-You can find you way there.
-
-Yes, I can find my way there.
-
That's good.
-
But you have to wait till spring, naturally.
-
-Don't crowd me.
-
-I'm so cold.
-
And you're so warm that the blood boils
in your veins, Mattis
-
Come here, I'll give you some warmth, old man.
-
He is dead!
-
He is dead
-
I'm not dead yet
-
I have enough manners...
-
...to say goodbye before I go?
-
But now, dear friends,
-
I must take my leave of all of you.
-
For now I am dying.
-
Yes, Skalle-Per.
That was a farewell.
-
He's always been here!
-
And now he's gone!
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I know that no one lives for ever.
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We are born and we die.
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That's inevitable.
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What are you grumbling about?
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Because I miss him!
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I miss him so much
that my heart hurts.
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Do you want me to hold you?
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Yes, please, hold me.
- You too, Ronja.
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Birk.
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Yes, what is it?
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I know a silver mine with silver nuggets as large as
cat's heads.
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A grey dwarf showed it to Skalle-Per.
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-I'll believe it when I see it.
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-Well, what is this then?
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Wow!
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Lumps of silver can be good.
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But they won't do us much good in the bear cave.
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-You can't eat lumps of silver.
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Definitely not.
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Have you spoken to Mattis yet,
about moving out to the bear cave?
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No, not yet.
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I am a little scared.
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-He's going to be mad.
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-I'll go with you.
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Oh that's how it is
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Well now, you're thinking about moving out.
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Yes, I am.
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My old cave!
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I lived there every summer when I was younger.
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There is no better place to live.
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Do not you agree Lovis?
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What!
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-Last years apples are rotten.
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-Not all of them.
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Go, child, if your father thinks so.
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But I'll miss you Ronja.
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What did you say?
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Now he's angry.
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The apples are not rotten?
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No, no. I'm not angry.
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Surely one is allowed to throws things at the walls...
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and have some fun from time to time?
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It up!
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You will come back home in autumn.
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As usual?
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Yes, as usual Mattis.
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I will do what I normally do,
and you will do what you normally do.
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But the bear cave is mine.
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I'll come and say hello.
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Yes, the times do.
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So he can come out of me like
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Fine by me, but it will be a relief not to
have to see his curly head every day.
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Lovis!
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Surely one is allowed to throw things
and have some fun from time to time?
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You do have just one.
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Lovis!
Come here!
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Now it's only you and me.
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You and me, you and me!
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Hobble hobble, you and me.
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Subtitles corrected for tehParadox.com by konik111