Episode 121 season 6 #9 "Return of the Valkyrie"
Previously, on Xena: Beowulf disrupts Xena's dinner and spoils her appetite with the news that a beast she (created and) caged 35 years ago during her evil past is loose and killing people. Our heroine leaves her friend behind to protect her from the suicide mission she must undertake, but Gabrielle refuses to be left and follows. Before she can reach them, the monster nearly kills Beowulf and Xena but Gabrielle's tenacity not only brings her to Xena's side "in time" it aides Xena in killing Grindl. Unfortunately, that act of courage enrages Grindl's Mother, just as Xena's refusal to hand over the ring of Power enraged Odin, King of the Norse gods and former lover of a certain Thracian Warrior Princess.
As Xena has inspired Gabrielle to heights of courage, Gabrielle has inspired both Beowulf AND Brunhilda's passions, but with differing results. Brunhilda kidnaps Gabrielle as Xena and Beowulf attempt to rescue her. The turncoat Valkyrie then threatens to kill her true rival for the Warrior-Bard's affections, that woman Gabrielle has identified as her soulmate.
Gabrielle's passionate words finally break through the young Valkyrie's love blindness, and Xena's act of self sacrifice in the face of a losing battle with Odin and Grinhilda/Grindl and the remaining Valkyries show Brunhilda the true way to Gabrielle's heart. As the Warrior Princess wanders the forest with amnesia, its up to Brunhilda to protect Gabrielle from Odin and Grinhilda, and she does so by turning herself into an eternal flame and placing Gabrielle within its protective ring. A ring of fire through which only her "true" soulmate can safely enter.
Its now.... 1 year later....and we see that the Viking Lord Erick, is approaching the Sleeping Beauty of recent legend.
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Lord Erick: (Stops before the flame, to gaze upon the sleeping blonde woman within...) "The lady of the ring. The legend of your beauty does you no justice. Your destiny has arrived. I have come to save you."
Beowulf: (Runs up to save the silly fellow) "Lord Erick! My lord, this is madness. You cannot penetrate the ring of fire. Only Gabrielle's soulmate can pass
through the flames." (He removes his glove from his left hand to show the scars from his own foolish attempt) "All other flesh is doomed."
Lord Erick: (What a great, arrogant line!) "A boar on a spit has reason to fear the flame, not a Viking Lord."
Beowulf: "That is not the only thing that stands in your way."
Lord Erick: (Silly man... you should have listened to the WHOLE legend before embarking on this journey) "I should worry about getting mud on my boots?"
Beowulf: "Actually..." (Looks up to the very large Grindl that has just walked between the eternal flame and the Viking Lord) "...that is not what I was referring to." (Beowulf and his squire hightail it away as Grindl back hands Lord Erick across the Bog and has her way with his soldiers.)
Needless to say, many men die, and/or are dismembered because Lord Erick refused to listen. He himself became a crispy critter because instead of running away, he charged into the flame even as Gabrielle slept blissfully and thankfully unaware.
Beowulf takes the remaining men and his squire back to Lord Erick's boat, to make for Denmark and the one man he thinks can help defeat this curse. Lord Hrothgar! But before he leaves, he turns to the sleeping love of his life to say...
Beowulf: "I will return, Gabrielle... I promise you."
From the Eastwyn Bog and the Sleeping Beauty captive there, we go to the great hall of Hrothgar of Denmark and a joyous celebration!
Wiglaf, the squire: http://images.yuku.com.s3.amazonaws.com/image/jpeg/b0536c49444763ce7d6572ce707114e904e25458.jpg
Wiglaf: "Hey! It looks like we arrived in time for some kind of party. Ooh..." (He runs into a Viking who at first looks none too pleased) "...excuse me."
Beowulf: (To the Viking) "What conquest are you people celebrating?"
Viking: "The conquest of King Hrothgar's heart, sir. He's marrying the noble and fair Wealthea."
Beowulf: "Hm-m, thank you"
Wiglaf: "Wealthea, that's not a Norse name."
Beowulf: "Hm-m."
Wiglaf: "I wonder what it means."
Beowulf: "My guess would be that it's uh, Celtic for..." (He turns and looks up as the main doors open and into the happy gathering, riding upon a heifer, is the beautiful raven haired bride carrying a sword and a smile) "....Warrior Princess."
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TEASER ENDS:
Portuguese trailer:
Previously, on Xena: Beowulf disrupts Xena's dinner and spoils her appetite with the news that a beast she (created and) caged 35 years ago during her evil past is loose and killing people. Our heroine leaves her friend behind to protect her from the suicide mission she must undertake, but Gabrielle refuses to be left and follows. Before she can reach them, the monster nearly kills Beowulf and Xena but Gabrielle's tenacity not only brings her to Xena's side "in time" it aides Xena in killing Grindl. Unfortunately, that act of courage enrages Grindl's Mother, just as Xena's refusal to hand over the ring of Power enraged Odin, King of the Norse gods and former lover of a certain Thracian Warrior Princess.
As Xena has inspired Gabrielle to heights of courage, Gabrielle has inspired both Beowulf AND Brunhilda's passions, but with differing results. Brunhilda kidnaps Gabrielle as Xena and Beowulf attempt to rescue her. The turncoat Valkyrie then threatens to kill her true rival for the Warrior-Bard's affections, that woman Gabrielle has identified as her soulmate.
Gabrielle's passionate words finally break through the young Valkyrie's love blindness, and Xena's act of self sacrifice in the face of a losing battle with Odin and Grinhilda/Grindl and the remaining Valkyries show Brunhilda the true way to Gabrielle's heart. As the Warrior Princess wanders the forest with amnesia, its up to Brunhilda to protect Gabrielle from Odin and Grinhilda, and she does so by turning herself into an eternal flame and placing Gabrielle within its protective ring. A ring of fire through which only her "true" soulmate can safely enter.
Its now.... 1 year later....and we see that the Viking Lord Erick, is approaching the Sleeping Beauty of recent legend.
http://i50.tinypic.com/n2l6iv.jpg
http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net...leeping.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20130810140016
Lord Erick: (Stops before the flame, to gaze upon the sleeping blonde woman within...) "The lady of the ring. The legend of your beauty does you no justice. Your destiny has arrived. I have come to save you."
Beowulf: (Runs up to save the silly fellow) "Lord Erick! My lord, this is madness. You cannot penetrate the ring of fire. Only Gabrielle's soulmate can pass
through the flames." (He removes his glove from his left hand to show the scars from his own foolish attempt) "All other flesh is doomed."
Lord Erick: (What a great, arrogant line!) "A boar on a spit has reason to fear the flame, not a Viking Lord."
Beowulf: "That is not the only thing that stands in your way."
Lord Erick: (Silly man... you should have listened to the WHOLE legend before embarking on this journey) "I should worry about getting mud on my boots?"
Beowulf: "Actually..." (Looks up to the very large Grindl that has just walked between the eternal flame and the Viking Lord) "...that is not what I was referring to." (Beowulf and his squire hightail it away as Grindl back hands Lord Erick across the Bog and has her way with his soldiers.)
Needless to say, many men die, and/or are dismembered because Lord Erick refused to listen. He himself became a crispy critter because instead of running away, he charged into the flame even as Gabrielle slept blissfully and thankfully unaware.
Beowulf takes the remaining men and his squire back to Lord Erick's boat, to make for Denmark and the one man he thinks can help defeat this curse. Lord Hrothgar! But before he leaves, he turns to the sleeping love of his life to say...
Beowulf: "I will return, Gabrielle... I promise you."
From the Eastwyn Bog and the Sleeping Beauty captive there, we go to the great hall of Hrothgar of Denmark and a joyous celebration!
Wiglaf, the squire: http://images.yuku.com.s3.amazonaws.com/image/jpeg/b0536c49444763ce7d6572ce707114e904e25458.jpg
Wiglaf: "Hey! It looks like we arrived in time for some kind of party. Ooh..." (He runs into a Viking who at first looks none too pleased) "...excuse me."
Beowulf: (To the Viking) "What conquest are you people celebrating?"
Viking: "The conquest of King Hrothgar's heart, sir. He's marrying the noble and fair Wealthea."
Beowulf: "Hm-m, thank you"
Wiglaf: "Wealthea, that's not a Norse name."
Beowulf: "Hm-m."
Wiglaf: "I wonder what it means."
Beowulf: "My guess would be that it's uh, Celtic for..." (He turns and looks up as the main doors open and into the happy gathering, riding upon a heifer, is the beautiful raven haired bride carrying a sword and a smile) "....Warrior Princess."
http://s.sidereel.com/episodes/38255/featured_2x/259788.jpg
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TEASER ENDS:
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