I am speechless. What a great episode. I just started to watch the show and I am now in season 3 and just finished watching this episode, the only thing that I can say about it is AMAZING!
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Amazing!
Fenomeno7x10 August 2021
Returning to the Christian Faith
claudio_carvalho5 October 2017
Ragnar learns more about Paris with Athelstan and them he has an argument with Auslag. Porunn deliver a baby girl that becomes the pride and joy of Bjorn and Lagherta. Floki brings a settler that survived the attack of Aethelwulf to talk to Ragnar and he has a surprising attitude. Athelstan sees the presence of the Lord through a light and returns to the Christian faith, denying the pagan Gods.He tells Ragnar but Floki is following him and trying to convince Bjorn that Athelstan hates their gods. Aethelwulf brings Judith to the public to torture her and learn the name of the father of her baby. Ragnar receives his allied to the raid to Paris including Kalf and Horit's son and they celebrate with a party. Porunn rejects Bjorn and convinces him to hit on Torvi. Floki sees signs of his god and leaves Helga asking her to not tell to anybody. What will Floki do?
"Born Again" is another episode of "Vikings" full of surprises. The last scene with Ragnar and his friend Athelstan shows how much Ragnar loved him. Bjorn will maybe find trouble with his new relationship with Torvi. How will be the next encounter of Ragnar and Floki? What is Ragnar about to do? My vote is eight.
Title (Brazil): "Born Again"
"Born Again" is another episode of "Vikings" full of surprises. The last scene with Ragnar and his friend Athelstan shows how much Ragnar loved him. Bjorn will maybe find trouble with his new relationship with Torvi. How will be the next encounter of Ragnar and Floki? What is Ragnar about to do? My vote is eight.
Title (Brazil): "Born Again"
The price of confession for wretched souls
quincytheodore27 March 2015
Discretion is the better part of valor, in Vikings it may very well be the only salvation. Alas, some characters deem it necessary, either forced or their own convictions, to blur their hearts out. These revelations push the plot and certainly shape the direction for the rest of the season.
Vikings are preparing for Paris raid, the characters have assembled and even though the promise of fortune might seem tempting, this eclectic bunch seems volatile at best. Meanwhile the massacre of Vikings settlement has brewed an impending consequence. With two targets at sight, Ragnar is falling deeper into wickedness.
Travis Fimmel shows wide range of emotions this episode. He's the main lead, but the season has been generous to share the spotlight to many characters. Now he performs very well not only as the leader persona, but also as a human at heart. New alliances are forged and with the shocking developments, and other supporting characters have the chance to grow.
Bjorn remains divided as a father and a husband, as these roles are not complimenting each other. Lagertha surprisingly doesn't lash out, too much, after she lost everything. However, she is with good companies, so she might have more than she thinks. Rollo and Floki make some progress from their respective roles, especially Floki who is stuck in jealous colleague role for half a season.
A few subtle details like the change of visual tone and the hum of a bard bring the atmosphere to live. The couple of heavy twists create a solemn orientation to the episode, almost in spiritual manner. This holds especially true for Ragnar, who is ironically detached from argument of faith so far. This might not delight his soul, but with it his mind is honed to pierce the wall of stone.
Vikings are preparing for Paris raid, the characters have assembled and even though the promise of fortune might seem tempting, this eclectic bunch seems volatile at best. Meanwhile the massacre of Vikings settlement has brewed an impending consequence. With two targets at sight, Ragnar is falling deeper into wickedness.
Travis Fimmel shows wide range of emotions this episode. He's the main lead, but the season has been generous to share the spotlight to many characters. Now he performs very well not only as the leader persona, but also as a human at heart. New alliances are forged and with the shocking developments, and other supporting characters have the chance to grow.
Bjorn remains divided as a father and a husband, as these roles are not complimenting each other. Lagertha surprisingly doesn't lash out, too much, after she lost everything. However, she is with good companies, so she might have more than she thinks. Rollo and Floki make some progress from their respective roles, especially Floki who is stuck in jealous colleague role for half a season.
A few subtle details like the change of visual tone and the hum of a bard bring the atmosphere to live. The couple of heavy twists create a solemn orientation to the episode, almost in spiritual manner. This holds especially true for Ragnar, who is ironically detached from argument of faith so far. This might not delight his soul, but with it his mind is honed to pierce the wall of stone.
The attack of Aethelwulf
dochito14 April 2022
Warning: Spoilers
And the massacre of all vikings in the new English settlement...I expected revenge from Ragnar. He did absolutely nothing...why, I cannot imagine....excellent chapter, sad to see Athelstan goes....he will be missed so Siggy also will...
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