â§Â   THE  VIKINGS  SENTENCE  PROMPTS   ! Â
* Â A MIXTURE OF VIKINGS PROMPTS , CHANGE ANY PRONOUNS AS NEEDED .
â Youâre crazy! You have the mind of a child. â
â We knew each other a long time. Since I was a boy. â
â I shall be an empty ship with no rudder set upon their endless sea. â
â My opinion is that we should take the land. â
â You are not like anybody else. Be yourself, [ NAME ]. â
â What are they doing? Where are they going? â
â Oh, you crippled bastard! You were right! You were right! â
â Oh, you bloody, mad genius. You were right! â
â Perhaps, instead of a narrow and small place, we should stretch the battlefield. â
â If it works, it is a good plan. If it doesnât, then it is a bad plan. â
â If I do it it is for you, not for me. I am dead anyway. â
â Perhaps they will spare you. â
â So this is what the grunting of the little pigs was all about? â
â Iâve been told your god is a carpenter. And guess what? So am I. â
â No, itâs a truth. I just donât know what the truth is. â
â I will establish the battle plans, and I will give the orders. Do you understand that? â
â Youâre not behaving like a king anymore. â
â Youâre distracted, youâre withdrawn, you seem unsure, hesitant. â
â Once you were firm, you were strong. â
â I have begun to believe that being firm and strong was the illusion. â
â I am unsure now because it is the most honest way to be. â
â Not in the face of a great heathen army that have come to destroy us. â
â I donât remember you asking permission to kill my mother. â
â Us? You are no longer a part of us, [ NAME ]. â
â You should have killed him when you had the chance. â
â I have a bad feeling that he will reach more fame than any of you. â
â Iâve come here for justice. Everyone knows that you killed my mother for no reason. â
â I no longer know who I am, why Iâm here, what my purpose is. â
â I feel like an empty vessel. I need something to fill me up. â
â Heâs a viking. You made a huge mistake releasing him. â
â No more killing. Not in here, not in this place. I forbid it. â
â If you want to kill these people, you have to kill me first. â
â How the little piggies will grunt when they hear how the old boar suffered. â
â But donât worry, I can see you [ NAME ]. I can see you. â
â Shut up and listen, idiot. You have many gifts, and anger is a gift. â
â You do not think like other men. You are unpredictable. That will serve you well. â
â You emerge from the womb with only one thing on your mindâŠhow to die. â
â Oh, so you thought by killing all of my people, that was mutually beneficial? â
â One woman against another. it doesnât quite fit with your reputation. â
â The fact that youâre a woman is neither here nor there. â
â How long do you think you can keep us prisoner, traitor? â
â We left sixty ships outside your port, full of Vikings. Â â
â Donât you think they will come knocking soon if we donât return? â
â How do we know that we are going the right direction? â
â Once you realize that, that is when greatness will happen. â
â I bet you wish you wouldâve killed me when I was born. â
â Your mistakes are yours, and so are your successes.. â
â Then tell me this, what calamity will befall us? â
â You are not my brother. You never have been. One of us will die today. â
â I chose you as my companion. I accept that you might not love me. â
â I know that my being the son of [ NAME ] has little meaning to you. â
â Everything has changed, for both of us. You must get used to it. â
â Yes we had an alliance, as equals, but as you can plainly see we are no longer equals. â
â You know this weakens you. This weakens you in every way. â
â What have I done to you? I havenât done anything to you. I love you. â
â How can you love me when you sleep with every woman in [ PLACE ]? â
â The space between life and death. Thatâs where we are the most alive. â
â When everyone wanted you dead, I kept you alive. You hurt me, brother. â
â Youâve never spoken to me of [ NAME ] death. It must have broken your heart. â
â Come to me and I will put an end to your suffering and heal you⊠and make you free. â
â I would never give you any cause to kill me. â
â Youâre free to go with her. I wonât be jealous. â
â Why didnât they hide you better from such innocent eyes? â
â Itâs about loyalty. And trust. Something you canât understand. â
â If you were free to choose, what would give you the most pleasure and satisfaction? â
â You were incapacitated, I thought it was the right thing to do. â
â You betrayed me. You betrayed my trust and my love for you. â
â I thought it was power that I wanted, itâs not true. All I ever really wanted was you. â
â I donât know you and you donât know me, yet I want to tell you my most terrible secrets. â