Æthelwold agrees that it should be put into God's hands. See more ideas about the last kingdom, uhtred of bebbanburg, kingdom. ("Episode 3.3"), Winchester, Wessex; Uhtred remarks that it was never less than an honor to serve Alfred, who didn’t wish to see God without first granting Uhtred his freedom. The rest of the army will be inland looking for food. Without a means to escape, the three of them take refuge in the attic of a shack until nightfall. If Werham is captured, the Danes will grow immensely. Deceased ("Episode 1.4"), Leofric, Uhtred, and Mildrith arrive in Winchester to inform the council that the Danes are crossing through Wessex. Cause of Death Leofric was a main character in both The Saxon Stories novel series, and The Last Kingdom television series. They watch as the ships go up in flames. Others Uhtred explains that he has no warriors. Uhtred, Leofric, and several archers lure out the nearby Danes. King Peredur calls down his second wife Iseult. They build a wall as Brida, Guthrum, Ragnar charge towards them with an army. Discover and share the most famous quotes from the TV show The Last Kingdom. The conversation is interrupted by a barmaid, who tells Leofric not to forget to pay, as he had done once or twice before. Hair ("Episode 1.8"), The Saxon and Dane armies advance towards the middle of the field. He admits to being in Cornwalum with Uhtred. He reveals that Wulfhere left without saying where. Odda decides to go against his son’s plans and decides to attack. Appeared in Winchester, Wessex; Leofric is first seen after Æthelwold is found passed out drunk in the garden. He is an actor and producer, known for Teachers (2001), Dirty Filthy Love (2004) and The Last Kingdom … Leofric manages to stab and kill Wulfhere during the battle. Osferth - Nephew. Belly and bones aching. Edward wonders why his father chose not to announce it. Therefore, he will send for 15 ships. Beocca then notices Leofric, Young Odda, and Wulfhere approaching. An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works Alfred gives them a month to arrive and offers food and ale for that time. Eadgyth - Sister † Like every kingdom before it, Wessex has fallen. Uhtred was expecting a hall and instead he got a shack. Adrian Bower, Actor: Teachers. He discovers that King Peredur lied to them and that his fortress was taken by Danes. A fan-favorite, Leofric's neck was sliced along the shield wall in the final episode of Season 1. However, as they approach, the Britons exit the fortress. Read about Leofric | In the Spotlight | The Last Kingdom by The Last Kingdom and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Leofric asks about Brida and her apparent unhappiness. It's where your interests connect you with your people. They also killed Britons and plundered. Ubba becomes enraged and leaves. With marrying Mildrith comes land, and Uhtred will become a lord under Alfred, and eventually, he’ll be able to take back Bebbanburg. For the TLKFFF2020 Prompt: Osferth Cooks for the People He Loves (Platonically) There are very few things Osferth enjoyed about his time living in the church, but learning to cook was one of them. He served under Prince Alfred, rising from being a farmer to being a tough military man.He initially got along poorly with Uhtred of Bebbanburg, nearly duelling him upon Uhtred's first entry into Winchester in 871, but they later formed a friendship. ("Episode 3.10"). ("Episode 3.2"), Even as Uhtred recovers, he continues to have hallucinations of Leofric, who tells him that he can’t escape who he is. Alfred is king of nothing. Leofric of Winchester (died May 878) was a West Saxon army captain during the 9th century. I felt very sorry for Mildrith, essentially a kind-hearted and lonely girl who briefly found pleasure in her pagan husband’s bed, but it should also be noted that this was a pretty realistic storyline. Status ("Episode 1.7"), Uhtred informs Leofric and Alfred that the Danes' ships are guarded by no more than 60 men. The Last Kingdom (TV Series 2015– ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Leofric reveals that Lord Odda was hurt in battle. Which increases yearly. He proposes that they go their separate ways. Leofric is introduced as a witness. Defending England . The Last Kingdom. Alfred is in agreement with Uhtred and decides they will indeed march. He also donated his share of the plunder to the church and begged for forgiveness. Brother Asser has brought them a gift from King Peredur, of the Britons. ("Episode 1.4"), Uhtred marries Mildrith and heads back to their farmstead. Leofric initially dislikes Uhtred, who he renames ‘Arseling’ but a close bond is soon struck between crude curmudgeonly Leofric and fellow warrior Uhtred. Like the land, which is passed from man to son, Leofric is now Young Odda's man. Leofric demands Wulfhere's head for his treacherous ways. What you do, arseling, is you keep living each day until the last. Eadgyth - Sister † They look over the cliff to see the Dane ships. Leofric tells Uhtred that it was an honor to be his friend. Hit in the spine with an axe by a Dane. However, Odda wants Uhtred held accountable. Last Appearance A subreddit for "The Last Kingdom," the BBC/Netflix television show set in medieval England. Appeared in He was a Saxon Military man and a warrior who served Alfred. She tells them that the silver is under his throne and they begin searching. His death was the first example that anyone could be killed within the course of the show and in any manner. ("Episode 1.6"), Leofric notices that they’ve been followed. Poor Mildrith was also suffering from a dearth of hope and the lowering of once great expectations. However, Alfred will not forgive him. When Ubba calls Uhtred a traitor and it appears as though the two might have a confrontation, Leofric puts himself physically between the two men and shoves Ubba away. She reveals that her father wanted to find favor with God, so he devoted a tenth of his land to the church. "The Pale Horseman" Alfred asks about the men in the camp. He was the uncle of Osferth. He suggests that they split whatever the king has. ("Episode 3.2"), Osferth brings Uhtred broth to eat so that he may regain his strength. He holds an axe to the queen’s throat as his men walk out with the riches. He reminds them to not kill the Danes but to get their attention. But everyday he got on his feet and built Wessex. So, the following day, they meet with Ubba and Storri. He calls Uhtred a Dane traitor. Male He initially disliked Uhtred, whom he nicknamed 'Arseling' but a close bond was soon struck between the two. He also may have inspired "The Last Kingdom" character, "Leofric" played by Adrian Bower in the BBC series. Realizing that tyrant he has become and the treason he has committed, Odda kills Young Odda. Fact title Fact data; Played by: Ewan Mitchell ("Episode 1.5"), Uhtred, Odda, Young Odda, Leofric, and Wulfhere discuss their next course of action. Uhtred wants 400 pieces instead. Uhtred challenges Leofric by asking why he's dressed as a warrior when he's clearly a farmer, and the two nearly fight, but Brida attempts to hold Uhtred back. ("Episode 1.3"), He is present at the meeting between King Alfred, Uhtred, Ubba, and Guthrum. He needs silver to raise an army and an army to claim Bebbanburg. Uhtred is upset as he is now 2,000 shillings in debt having been married to Mildrith. "Episode 1.8" (alive)"Episode 3.10" (hallucination) Leofric claims that he didn't follow anyone and that he acted of his own will. Although season 4 seemed to be the beginning of a redemption arc, would fans say that Aelswith deserved forgiveness after all the terrible things she did? Shortly after, when Alfred informs the group of his plan to have Uhtred educate the Saxon warriors on Danish customs and fighting styles, Leofric takes offence; however, Alfred quickly clarifies and Leofric is doubly pleased by Alfred's suggestion of whipping Uhtred with staves. ("Episode 1.4"), Several months have past. Leofric explains that Alfred wants him to obey an that this is all part of his plan to make Uhtred do his bidding. Until then, he schedules a negotiation with the Danes. They shoot several arrows before encouraging the Danes to come after them. Discover (and save!) ("Episode 1.3"), Leofric is briefly seen asking if Brida is looking for company, to which she replies that she "prefers the company of the gods to stupid men." Wulfhere was a supporting character in both The Saxon Stories novel series, and The Last Kingdom television series. ("Episode 1.7"), Uhtred, Leofric, and Iseult watch from the attic as three Danes rape a nun named Hild. Uhtred and Leofric kill the attacking Danes while Iseult and Hild prepare a boat for them to escape on. Leofric worries that what they’re doing will travel as Uhtred gave them his name. Iseult watches from the crowd. Leofric recognizes this and tells Uhtred, If the child dies it will take the fight from Alfred’s bones. In "The Pale Horseman", he is the captain of the Hæhengel which is one of the ships of Wessex. Uhtred claims that he also cast runes and that Ubba is next to die. Young Odda hands Alfred Ubba's axe as proof of his demise. King Peredur reveals that it’s buried beneath his throne. In a day or so, if they keep heading west, they’ll reach Werham. Leofric and Wulfhere suspect that something isn’t right, but they do as told. On screen, Leofric was portrayed by Roy Travers in the British silent short Lady Godiva (1928), George Nader in the film Lady Godiva of Coventry (1955), and Tony Steedman in the BBC TV series Hereward the Wake (1965). Residence They divide into two groups to simulate battle, and when Uhtred demonstrates the shield wall, Leofric appears impressed by the technique. Just under the hay, they find a chest filled with silver, including a large cross, which Uhtred tells them is not for plunder. Before long, they arrive on the other end of the marshlands, where Ælswith waits with baby Edward and Æthelflæd. Odda begs the king to forgive his son and let him die a noble. Brother Asser watches from the bushes before running off. The amount of 2,000 shillings. Skorpa then kills him. Leofric describes her as plain. ("Episode 1.7"), Leofric, Uhtred, Beocca, Alfred, Brother Asser, and Wulfhere discuss their next course of action. They don’t own it but they’re entitled to its yield, even when crops fail. The promises you have made will stand. Leofric They arrive on land and cross paths with Wulfhere's man, Halig. ("Episode 1.6"), Brother Asser takes Uhtred, Leofric, and Æthelwold to meet King Peredur. However, against their wishes, Alfred advances in not far behind Uhtred and Leofric. picha of Adrian Bower as Leofric for mashabiki of The Last Kingdom 39023501 He tells the unidentified tag-along to lower his hood. She's a shadow queen. He is straight talking, uncomplicated, and at times crude, but the weathered and worldly Leofric is far from stupid. ("Episode 1.7"), Uhtred, Leofric, Iseult, and Hild travel to Athelnev. ("Episode 1.5"), Leofric makes certain that Uhtred wants to go through with becoming Danes and plundering Cornwalum. Uhtred and Beocca advise Alfred to hide while they assess the area. The Last Kingdom Season 4 Episode 3. He was the uncle of Osferth. Just before Iseult death, Uhtred's new best friend Leofric dies in battle. Uhtred replies that he’ll only fight if he is paid what he’s worth. Content from both the books and the TV series are welcome! Others Jun 15, 2020 - Explore Bethany Schofield's board "Leofric", followed by 275 people on Pinterest. They cross paths with priests fleeing from Danes. He has one chance to save his child, and one chance to save his kingdom. The show sees Aethelred put in charge of Alfred’s men, leading them to London only to find the city deserted. When Uhtred accuses Young Odda of siding with the Danes, he orders Leofric to kill Uhtred, but Leofric will do no such thing. ("Episode 1.6"), Uhtred and Iseult arrive in Winchester for the Witan. Æthelwold is eager to be blooded in battle. Most of his men work the fields. Jan 3, 2016 - This Pin was discovered by Valentina 9. A subreddit for "The Last Kingdom," the BBC/Netflix television show set in medieval England. Leofric was one of the main characters in The Last Kingdom, and he also featured in a few of The Saxon Stories novels. 2 novels (see below) Television Series It happened fast, came out of nowhere and was in service of his constant … ("Episode 1.6"), They return to King Peredur's kingdom, where they find Queen Iseult awaiting their arrival. The show is an adaption of Bernard Cornwell’s best-selling series of historical novels known as "The Saxon Stories." They can kill his men and then force him to show them where his wealth is. His family is in the boat ahead. Blood feuds last a lifetime. ("Episode 1.5"), Leofric finds Uhtred at an ale house with a whore after he was forced to grovel. Uhtred replies it’s because of Gisela that he allowed Osferth to join him. Uhtred replies that Alfred built Wessex with his sword. Family Filming is currently ongoing for “The Last Kingdom” Season 4. Uhtred blames Alfred for the attack on Winchester. With her marriage apparently beyond salvation, Uhtred’s wife ended the episode heading to the supposed safety of Young Odda and what seems likely to be a depressing future bereft of much real joy. Alfred grants Leofric's request. Osferth - Nephew "Because the bastard thinks," he said. Peredur is prepared to pay them well if they help him recapture their land. Alfred now wants for word to be sent that he is king and will fight alongside the sword of Wessex. Adrian Bower However, Uhtred would rather see his son. Read about our approach to external linking. The Last Kingdom: 10 Worst Things Aelswith Did. Æthelwold goes to see why they'd do such a thing. Last Appearance He pulls Æthelwold to his feet and drags him before King Æthelred, to whom Æthelwold complains about his "mistreatment" at the hands of Leofric. Leofric pulls a bag over his head and drags him away to a more private location, where Æthelwold is berated by Odda the Elder for his behaviour while Leofric holds a sword to his throat. ("Episode 1.6"), The following day, Uhtred, Leofric, and Æthelwold lead King Peredur, Brother Asser, and his men into battle. 30.9k. Uhtred questions why Alfred has gifted him such a beautiful bride. Leofric tells Uhtred what he thinks Alfred has in store for him: that Alfred wants more than a year's service from him and that he wants Uhtred to help take back all of England. Leofric was killed at the Battle of Edington in 878. Leofric suggests that they become Danes and plunderers. The show is an adaption of Bernard Cornwell’s best-selling series of historical novels known as "The Saxon Stories." ("Episode 1.3"), Leofric attends Alfred's coronation and is seen in the crowd chanting "Vivat Rex Alfredus." Leofric reluctantly but respectfully defers to Father Beocca, but suggests taking Uhtred and Brida's weapons. 106. He has come to remind Uhtred that he is a better fighter than Uhtred and that a warrior's death is all he can offer him. Odda decides they will wait for Alfred to arrive. ("Episode 1.2"), Leofric and Odda the Elder catch Æthelwold spitting in Alfred's milk. Siblings However, Leofric is also killed in the attack. Leofric wants to head to Cornwalum and take it from the Britans. He, along with Uhtred and Æthelwold, are frontline. He was an ealdorman who formerly served Alfred. As it turns out, one of the priests is actually King Alfred. Leofric suggests that Uhtred go back the way he came if he wishes to see his family as they are stuck on the hill, and they will die there. Dark Brown Leofric reappears and tells Uhtred that now he knows how Alfred feels. It would take God's intervention for Uhtred to beat him. 10 episodes (see below) Leofric claims that Uhtred has made all the men traitors and that Alfred is their king. Uhtred won’t allow that to happen, and Leofric agrees to see to it that he’s buried. Uhtred recalls his great friend Leofric. ("Episode 1.6"), Skorpa, a sword Dane and Lord of War approaches Uhtred and Leofric. He tells Uhtred that Young Odda is afraid that Uhtred will kill him. ("Episode 1.3"), Leofric and Uhtred discuss his arranged marriage to Mildrith. Leofric suggests that he make Æthelwold "docile", to which Odda gladly agrees. He should’ve had watchers and spies on lookout. After indicating his approval of the shield wall, he orders his men to charge at Uhtred (although mostly in jest). Saxons. Cause of Death Gender A warrior and Saxon to the bone, who told him once that he could never better Alfred. © Carnival Film & Television Limited 2016 | a division of NBCUniversal International Studios | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy ("Episode 1.2"), When Uhtred and Brida arrive in Winchester, Leofric is the first person Uhtred approaches and informs about his business with the King. Leofric then questions why his nephew Osferth with Uhtred when he is no warrior. The king has heard of them and wants to enlist in their help as the king is under attack by a fellow Briton, Callyn. Leofric wants to kill Æthelwold as they will all be killed should anyone find out what they're doing. Their rivals have between 40 and 50 men. The bride price was 33 pieces of silver. That night, Æthelwold tells Uhtred and Leofric about the layout of Cornwalum; they have numerous kings and fierce warriors. Leofric appears to understand, although he suggests that Saxons are the same way. He demands that Uhtred fight him. Wessex He appeared in a total of 10 episodes across the first series, and he was a Saxon military leader who served King Alfred (David Dawson). She jumps down and stabs a Dane in his eye with a dagger. ("Episode 1.6"), Leofric finds Uhtred and Iseult at an ale house. Unbeknownst to them, Alfred watches from the crowd. Pages using duplicate arguments in template calls, https://the-last-kingdom.fandom.com/wiki/Leofric?oldid=20212. He then orders Odda to raise the Somerset fyrd. ("Episode 1.8"), Uhtred claims they come on behalf of the king. There's more hidden outside under a stack of hay. The first season debuted on BBC America on 10 October 2015, and BBC Two on 22 October 2015. Uhtred jokes that he will. The nephew of Leofric, who fell at the battle of Ethandun. King Alfred sentences Uhtred to death.