s01e07 — A King's Ransom

I like the scale of the battles. It seems that it looks like a real one.

I did not understand why it was necessary to deceive the Vikings, then get angry that my brother was killed and still give the gold. And it was incomprehensible not to put up guards at night.

Rollo's baptism is one of the funniest things I've ever seen.

It seems that you should be on the side of the King of England, because it was to him that the barbarians came to the lands to ruin them, but.... no

Standing next to an enemy camp and not putting guards on at night? It's idiotic. Lord Athelwulf is just a great warrior, yes. He prayed while his warriors were being killed.

To agree to a ransom -> set your own conditions -> break the proposed deal -> get the corpse of your brother -> still say goodbye to gold (note, the barbarians even kept their word and did not stroll through the nearest villages - nice, unthinking people!) -> I declare a vendetta against you, Ragnar Lobrok!
No, well, cho. Everything is logical, King Ella, everything is correct. *rukalizo*

Ragnar, with his habits, movements and even his voice, reminds me a lot of a cat. You also don't know what's on both their minds.

Забавно они тарелки ломали во время трапезы. Забавно наблюдать за тем, как ведут себя люди и разных "миров")

Ну про тактику короля вообще промолчу, но.. Какого ты тут хвалился змейки своими и даже не додумался забить ими сундуки, а отправил пустые?!!
Но как уже и было сказано ранее- вроде надо быть за англичан, а вот нет вам xD

I really like the series)))
the baptism was cool)

Oh, that look of his and the self-satisfied smile, mmm *___*

Oh, well, I can't, this bald patch is like a contented cat
Brief, sharp MOORE MOORE MOORE

Hmm, everyone is impressed by the fighting scenes and the behavior of the king, but no one paid attention to the loss of the child... It seems to me that there is some connection between the Sigi-maid and this event...
and yes, Floki! It's not as simple as it seems at first glance.

The strange thing is that Ragnar does not have such an army, a bunch of people, but they break the cavalry amazingly quickly.....

I was glad for that Viking who was so eager to die in battle) He went to Valhalla)

have the British heard anything about sentries at all? enemies so easily and simply penetrated into the territory of their camp, no one moved an ear?
the decisive battle also raises many questions. it is unlikely that a bunch of barbarians could resist cavalry in chain mail.
in the place of the king, it would be more logical to finish off the surviving Vikings, rather than give up the gold, at a time when they had already killed their brother.
there are a lot of illogicalities either among the British, or among the screenwriters

And Flocky, like, threw a coin at the end to go back there again?))

Is this a battle??? 🤦🏻‍♀️

The series is addictive) it was interesting to watch the baptism+

I love this series. Shot very realistically, completely immersed in that era. One of my favorite TV shows.

How sorry I am for Ragnar's wife and their unborn son...

Kapets ending with his wife is tough. I never expected this

At the moment of the baptism, Rollo reminded me of a cat who does not want a person to touch him in any way ahahah
And Floki sometimes resembles the Joker, especially when his face is painted with blood

I even feel sorry for that gray-haired grandfather who wanted to die and get to his friends in Valhalla, although he smiled before he died and Ragnar smiled back at him

The old man finally found peace, if only for the sake of it it was worth starting all this mess.
But she wasn't the reason... I was surprised that Ragnar kept his word in the end after such an audacious spit from the British

Floki is a much bigger brother to Ragnar than Rollo. What are the eternal setups and envy? You can't rely on him

That awkward moment when barbarians turned out to be more inclined to keep their word than "civilized" people.

And I admire Ragnar's wife Lagertha. The actress looks great both in the role of a gentle mother, and in the role of a passionate wife, and in the role of a warrior who can put any man, and in the role of a domineering jarl's wife. It is a pity for the unborn son, it is quite possible that Sigi is involved in this.

Опять сравнивая с "последним королевством". Там бои завораживающие, смотришь с замиранием сердца. Здесь тоже напряжённо, но что-то не то вообще..
Фрагмент в конце после битвы, перед братом короля, когда Рагнар с окровавленной мордой и чистыми ярко-голубыми глазами, потом эта ухмылка — капец😲 прикольный момент

When I saw Lagertha and her miscarriage, I thought that it looked like Odin was still angry, but he did not direct his anger directly.
I feel sorry for her, of course.