@@geraintcampbell9765 because egbert was killed and his dad which is athelwulf was overthrown by the sons of ragnar Alfred is a bastard he is not a legitimate son of aethelwulf.
"Staunch Defender of our Faith".. "I knew then with a Beeeautiful Certainty".. I am happy that the Actors who portrayed as King Alfred on both The Last Kingdom and Vikings were really amazing..
That’s the exact way I thought of it while watching it. Even if the connection between the shows isn’t always perfect it’s always nice to think that Alfred got to meet Ivar the boneless and Uhtred of bebbenburg in his lifetime
The bishop heahmund did die at the Battle of Merriton in 871, it's a real shame as I found the character had so much potential for the show but it is nice to see with this they are following history
Eh not really the same as the show if he was so important his wiki page would show more probaly wasnt a warrior probaly just some fat bishop who got dragged off his horse and killed then made a saint
@@geraintcampbell9765 it's nice to see 2 years on this comment is still getting a little love, yeah probably, that's why I wish they hadn't killed him in that episode, would've made the second half of season 6 better by far
That smile is killing me.... Enjoying the beauty of Lagertha and realizing how big his feelings for her are. But in that moment he kinda turns against his believe and thus has no longer divine protection. He realizes that and at the glimpse of his death he doesnt even pray, for he knows and reaches out (screams), to whats most important to him after all: Lagertha. Such a great person and way to end his story
@@Yup71719 I dont like his character when he died I started dancing then printed a A3 picture of his dead body and danced on that. I mean what Bishop is a Warrior and who has those haircuts back then. Hes a Modern Twat in the wrong timeline.
That same deer was in his vision of hell when he saw that deer in the middle he realised that he would die in this battle that's why this prayer was more significant for him
Heahmund it's a deep character, one of the best, one of my favorite, and i fell so identified with. He had this battle in his entire life within the series, a battle between love, and his religion, his heartfelt beleifs. And despite, that he seemed a flawless warrior, invincible swordsman, the show tell us through the death of Heahmund, that humans we all have weaknesses. He was killed by love. Just Beautiful scene and story.
Vikings is one of those shows that you don’t appreciate the beauty of it until you rewatch it. This battle did what no LotR or GoT battle has done; to make war seem beautifully tragic
You know you gotta love the character Heahmund cause he is so relatable. He represents the true struggle of a human in pursuit of honor and perfection.
@@Anonymous-qi1vl He is just fighting for himself, Harald betrayed him and Kattegat, Ivar taked away the Throne of his mother so his Throne in the future. He does that for revenge
The cinematography in this battle is just outstanding. Vikings has these stand out moments of poignancy and this is definitely one of them, again - elevated by a fantastic score but there is something about this battle, there is an overshadowing sense of meaningless death and slaughter. Really liked Heahmund's story arc, a character that certainly grew on me. A true Hero and Legend of battle! I've been binging Vikings the past month or two but I can only imagine how much more impactful these scenes would be if you were watching since the start and growing to love and understand the characters over the years.
@@martinorozco1692 I love the polar opposites between ivar and bjorn. Ivar cried he was scared scared bjorn embraced his end courageously. It came full circle that which he was teased about being a spoiled child with a temper tantrum. Was how ivar ment his end like a child.
Vikings made us love their music. If they remake this song with him yelling Lagertha every 5 seconds I would put that shit in repeat and listen it everywhere.
Bishop heahmund death pained me to the core but he died a warrior. Best movie ever. I will like someone to keep me updated with the latest season episode.
I like how Heahmund gets hit by three arrows and stabbed in the back and he is still screaming "Lagertha!" other dudes get one slice from a sword and they insta die. gotta love TV
@@Aaron-in2mx His mentality and will is not of normal people he is/was a man of God you could say he had some super natural abilities and he defined God's ways and it made him vulnerable to destruction and death. One of my favorite characters in the show along with Aethelwulf
@@DevotedDisciple-x actually in a real dark ages war, most people in front die, and there is no such thing as being able to fight 4 men in a row, even in a normal street fight, it is semi-impossible to take down 2 people by yourself, unless you've been training for years, and had lot of "luck" during that fight
Looks at Lagertha and smiles, somehow forgets he's in the middle of the battlefield and because of that he gets stabbed. He is in a bad condition and starts screaming only attracting more enemies, now he gets shot by arrows. Starts screaming Lagertha again and attracts another enemy, leading in him getting stabbed in the back once more. Finally dies. Great scene amazing death.
This the best moment in cinema. Absolutely beautiful capturing the brutality of war, pureness of love, and that of the warrior spirit, which can never be extinguished.
Heahmund was such a badass that they buried his sword with him which is pretty cool cuz his sword is the only unique sword I saw (at least from my memory) in the show since everybody else carried random weapons. But his sword was described as being very high quality and had a nice handle
The sword was undoubtedly expensive and revered being the blade of a bishop. I think it's very fitting that Ivar first took the blade from Heahmund and despite remarking on its craftsmanship, gives it back since it is best used in Heahmund's hands.
You know something, the sword back in the Viking age or even the Roman age or the Medieval age was a VERY VERY expensive piece of equipment. One would compare the price to a modern Ferrari or a Lamborghini in today's world. Heahmund's sword was probably immensely well crafted probably overseas by the Franks as they were the best sword craftsmen in Western Europe. The very best "Frankish swords" typical swords of that era, had better craftsmanship and were stronger than the average sword. That said, Heahmund's sword would be worth a few supercars or a yacht in comparison as he was a person in high office in Wessex's clergy. Usually swords, armor and shields were passed down from generation to generation, while Heahmund is a bishop, that weaponry would be passed down to the next bishop for emergency usage. However to have it buried with Heahmund, is a sign of great honor to Heahmund as those weapons are incredibly expensive. It was befitting as you said.
Perfect mindstate when he cut down his brother and killed his love lust's husband in cold blood? He's a badass granted but not the most mentally stable in the series
@@Assroq harald was definitely envious of the affected the Lothbrok family name had on people. I think after his love tried to kill him he realized that he has to be king of Norway not for someone else but for his own ambition and perseverance. I really liked his character just didn't like how he slew his brother who didn't even wish to fight him, just was bound to Bjorn because he saved his life and (possibly) was in love with Bjorn
I cried watching this scene. This show really made me appreciate where my Ancestors came from. England is the greatest country to ever exist, and I’m so glad they shaped the world we live in today. God bless England. 🏴
In such a battle it's unheard of that one guy gets hit alive by three arrows from two opposite angles. If this did happen once, it'd be 1 in a million. Legend has it that this guy fought so savagely, the Norse gods guided these arrows to him to 'legally' call him into Odin's great battlefield and into Valhalla.
This is what truly made Alfred great. Seconds before you can see the Vikings just standing there motionless maybe thinking they will be overlooked. But not to Alfred. Alfred acknowledged that without their Viking allies. These Northmen. Victory would’ve not been possible. ❤ 4:23
Was almost like Bishop was assassinated...taken out. I saw no one else being targeted with arrows such as he. And oh so many arrows! I think of Tyrion being targeted for death by his own colors in the battle at the mud gate.
Well she did say she felt like she belonged there. No other place to be. Maybe that’s to meet Byron... and so far the only one to scar him so far. So that must have left a huge impression
A Psalm of David. 25 To thee, O Lord, I lift up my soul. 2 O my God, in thee I trust, let me not be put to shame; let not my enemies exult over me. 3 Yea, let none that wait for thee be put to shame; let them be ashamed who are wantonly treacherous. 4 Make me to know thy ways, OLord; teach me thy paths. 5 Lead me in thy truth, and teach me, for thou art the God of my salvation; for thee I wait all the day long.
He was the number 1 with (sword) he was legend broo he was the most skilled one ever with (sword) no one defeat him face to face he was so skilled to point ivar took him and respect him to fight with his army heahmund we the number one skilled (sword )
I dont know if i am the only one but Bishop Heahmund was one of my favorite characters in Vikings. His death was powerful. The whole episode with King Harald vs King Alfred wad amazingly done. Ive that episode several times. The acting from everyone is fucking amazing.
After all these years I'm just getting around to watching Vikings. I like many of you were captivated by such a character. Such a formidable swordsman and man of god cannot help but be captivating for he represents the noble qualities of men despite our obvious weaknesses and flaws. It seems to me that at the time of his death he no longer has the dIvine protection of the Lord. The cause for that is his love of Lagertha and at the end he calls out her name rather than makes whatever peace he can with god. Indeed no one else could be fit to carry his sword. Johnathan Rhys Meyers was absolutely brilliant in this role.
Best Saxon warrior in the show and among top 5 warriors overall. I don't know why but his death is one of the two that saddened me the most, other one being Asa.
I hate it when they kill off characters by using arrows 😤 couldn’t they have just killed him off while fighting rather than just letting him stand there and get killed by arrows. 🤦🏽♀️
I think the arrows represents inevitability. He was such a great warrior, even shown slaying 8 before the first arrow and that despite his prowress he was unable to escape his death upon accepting his love of lagertha.
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Alfred really reflects Athelstan personality of a humble and compassionate human....Whenever He and Ubbe meet....its like Ragnar and Athelstan meeting
Yes absolutely you right.
I dont why they made Alfred a bastard because he wasnt he was the 5th born son of Æthelwulf and got the throne after his brothers
@@geraintcampbell9765 because egbert was killed and his dad which is athelwulf was overthrown by the sons of ragnar
Alfred is a bastard he is not a legitimate son of aethelwulf.
@@ejikeedebeatu7641 I'm talking Real Life Alfred the great not the joke in vikings
@@geraintcampbell9765 and we're talking about the show dumbass
Arguably the best choice of music for a scene in Vikings. Absolutely incredible.
cavecricket what is the name of the soundtrack?
Krisztina Csépány Hell
It's just a generic "sad" cue. Nothing special. If you heard it without the scene you wouldn't pay much notice to it.
@@flybeep1661 Trevor Morris' RUclips account released it not too long ago: Believe it's called "Death of a Legend".
Ragnar Dead song
Love them or hate them, the heahmund-lagertha scene was beautiful
um no
Bhlack Bishop um Um um um um um um Um um Um um
It was beautiful.
Not beautiful, but incredible
cringe
This ep was amazing. One of my favorite moments in the series. Chilling music for the death of a brilliant swordsman. Farewell Heahmund.
did not expect to find you here Krucial xD
his love for lagetha took him out of focus . definitely a great episode
I love when Harald say ODIN.ODIN,ODIN!!!!
Sadly one of the only good episodes after season 4, also liked the Bjorns death one and thats it.
It should be uploaded full..starting from "god works in mysterious ways" great monologue.👏
"Staunch Defender of our Faith"..
"I knew then with a Beeeautiful Certainty"..
I am happy that the Actors who portrayed as King Alfred on both The Last Kingdom and Vikings were really amazing..
Sanjeeb Sarkar yes, absolutely! I like to think of Young Alfred in Vikings growing older, and becoming Alfred in The Last Kingdom.
That’s the exact way I thought of it while watching it. Even if the connection between the shows isn’t always perfect it’s always nice to think that Alfred got to meet Ivar the boneless and Uhtred of bebbenburg in his lifetime
Alfred in The Last Kingdom is miles above.... He makes half the show....i kinda lost interest after he passed...but kept watching for Uthred's crew.
@@neddhu Show went downhill after he died ngl
The bishop heahmund did die at the Battle of Merriton in 871, it's a real shame as I found the character had so much potential for the show but it is nice to see with this they are following history
He didn't die for historical accuracy. Unfortunately it was because he had some tragedies in real life, the actor, and couldn't keep on with the show.
The dudes real
Lemme double check
Eh not really the same as the show if he was so important his wiki page would show more probaly wasnt a warrior probaly just some fat bishop who got dragged off his horse and killed then made a saint
@@geraintcampbell9765 it's nice to see 2 years on this comment is still getting a little love, yeah probably, that's why I wish they hadn't killed him in that episode, would've made the second half of season 6 better by far
That smile is killing me....
Enjoying the beauty of Lagertha and realizing how big his feelings for her are.
But in that moment he kinda turns against his believe and thus has no longer divine protection.
He realizes that and at the glimpse of his death he doesnt even pray, for he knows and reaches out (screams), to whats most important to him after all: Lagertha.
Such a great person and way to end his story
Actually looks like he knew he would die in the battle
I wish he would’ve lived to fight Hvitsverk in season 6
What a badass ending to a badass character .
i didnt like it
that ending was bias
Hmmm
....he was captured in one battle and than killed in another because he got distracted by a woman.
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@@Yup71719 I dont like his character when he died I started dancing then printed a A3 picture of his dead body and danced on that. I mean what Bishop is a Warrior and who has those haircuts back then. Hes a Modern Twat in the wrong timeline.
@@geraintcampbell9765 what r u on mate???
The Bishops character was so compelling I wished he was in season 6.
I definitely miss his character.
Me too dude...
I wish he wasnt in show
@@geraintcampbell9765 Cry more
what a scene. art, music, feeling, emotions. This scene can easily join the ranks of one of the best scenes of this series.
Have you seen all??Best scene!!Hahaha!!!Yeah,when peoble dies "best scenes"!!!👏
headmund knew he was going to die that why he prayed before starting the battle ......... what a lovely scene .......largetha
Ikumoluyi Damilare He prays all the time before and after.
@@SoulsteppersKrew these one is different
That same deer was in his vision of hell when he saw that deer in the middle he realised that he would die in this battle that's why this prayer was more significant for him
Ikumoluyi Damilare he saw his death coming
Alfred being great
@m h Ivar Vs Alfred season 6 part 2. That is gonna be amazing...
Lol this Alfred acknowledged the northmen. In TLK he is kind of a dick to Uthred. But he is great
@@ninjakid09 Alfred comes around to Uhtred later on before his death though. ;)
No
@@ninjakid09
Wait, is this the same Alfred in TLK?
That one drop of tear from Alfred's eye♥️♥️♥️
the lines, the music, the way it‘s shot and edited... just phenomenal 😭
Heahmund it's a deep character, one of the best, one of my favorite, and i fell so identified with. He had this battle in his entire life within the series, a battle between love, and his religion, his heartfelt beleifs. And despite, that he seemed a flawless warrior,
invincible swordsman, the show tell us through the death of Heahmund, that humans we all have weaknesses. He was killed by love. Just Beautiful scene and story.
He was a total badass. The bishop was one of my favourite characters, died for his king, for England, and for god. An unbelievable man. 🏴
The best battle of the show
That girl killed my favourite character
Well, Heahmund was already dead with that 3 arrows inside him
Lady Sarcasm So did I lmao and he want even in this battle
@Lady Sarcasm same lol
You mean gunnhild
That Girl should be made a saint for that
I really wish that Heahmund could've been in the show for more than just the one season. Johnathan Rhys-Myers is such a phenomenal actor.
I believe he was meant to be but due to personal reasons he couldn’t come for season 6, so had to be killed off.
Vikings is one of those shows that you don’t appreciate the beauty of it until you rewatch it. This battle did what no LotR or GoT battle has done; to make war seem beautifully tragic
Exactly that what the Last season of GOT needed + a whole new and good script
Lol you obviously havent read LOTR
Luis Ortiz lol wtf? No. This looks like a soap opera compared to how beautifully tragic the battle at the pelennor fields in LOTR is.
How dare you compare this shit show of historical fiction to game of thrones.
@@geraintcampbell9765 lol it’s literally better than Shit show of Thrones
Captivated by Lagertha's beauty, he let his guard down a moment too long to realize he couldn't stop loving her. ❤
Alfred actually has surprised me with his performance by his words
Vikings did everything right with this character! Hurt more watching him go than any Got character
He killed 8 Vikings before getting hit with arrows, and that’s after who knows how many he killed on his horse
Did you ever consider that those were English arrows?
You know you gotta love the character Heahmund cause he is so relatable. He represents the true struggle of a human in pursuit of honor and perfection.
Jonathan Rhys Meyers truly sold this scene. They could not have chosen a better man for Bishop Heahmund. One of my top favorite actors of all time.
Bjorn looks awesome in Saxon armor
lmfao all random, but so true...
MadRonnie97 I don’t like him fighting for the saxons. Atleast King Harald is loyal to his country and to his gods
@@Anonymous-qi1vl He is just fighting for himself, Harald betrayed him and Kattegat, Ivar taked away the Throne of his mother so his Throne in the future. He does that for revenge
@@deltroxfabi7375 Harald is as Viking as it gets.
Dude that’s not even armour
Everyone is talking about heamund. Check King Harald not afraid to die fighting against the saxons. Imagine having such a fearless King and leader
GetRektByMo Ikr? and against the Rus too. He was on the front lines fighting way before Bjorn joined the fight.
Screams in anger as they retreat. Harald is amazing
@@Salvation-Damnation cause a pussy like bjorn gets all fans and attention fuck him
@@SwagokuLion fuck you
@@mesinek45 go fuck urself
The cinematography in this battle is just outstanding. Vikings has these stand out moments of poignancy and this is definitely one of them, again - elevated by a fantastic score but there is something about this battle, there is an overshadowing sense of meaningless death and slaughter. Really liked Heahmund's story arc, a character that certainly grew on me. A true Hero and Legend of battle!
I've been binging Vikings the past month or two but I can only imagine how much more impactful these scenes would be if you were watching since the start and growing to love and understand the characters over the years.
With this music, it’s simply the most legendary death and Overall Scene in the whole Series, actually.
His and Ivars death was epic!
Lagertha's funeral had a great ending too. When she joins Ragnar.
It was pretty epic how bjorn got back on his horse one more time to lead his men to victory. Courage
@@martinorozco1692 I love the polar opposites between ivar and bjorn. Ivar cried he was scared scared bjorn embraced his end courageously. It came full circle that which he was teased about being a spoiled child with a temper tantrum. Was how ivar ment his end like a child.
I was never bothered about Heahmund living or dying, until he died and then I realised how much I wanted him to live.
I recently finished watching this episode and I love how you are so precise with your words, love it
For anyone who's interested bishop heahmund is buried in a church in Salisbury if anyone would like to visit
Alfred is sooo good in these scenes.
I miss bishop heahmund so much. He was my highlight of the entire show.
Watching this scene give goosebumps and sadness at the same time. 😔
A truly great warrior, lived and died alongside his sword, never touched the ground in battle
Warriors die but their legacy lives throughout time. To all great warriors who have passed away I will meet you in due time but not yet....not yet.
Vikings made us love their music. If they remake this song with him yelling Lagertha every 5 seconds I would put that shit in repeat and listen it everywhere.
Did you complete the Vikings?
@@harihacke9454 yes sir.
@@UserName-cq3ot have you watch 6*6 ep?
@@harihacke9454 yes
@@UserName-cq3ot ruclips.net/video/cuIsDUGGjno/видео.html
Man literally died planting his sword in the ground and didnt even fall over but stayed kneeling. You know ur badass when
Sad he had to go, he was super intense.
1:20 This how Lagertha got the limp with her leg ...
Bishops sword was a character in itself aswel as alot of people talked about his sword and it gets buried with him
A fine sword, to be sure. But even Ivar said it only works its magic for Heahmund
Bishop heahmund death pained me to the core but he died a warrior.
Best movie ever.
I will like someone to keep me updated with the latest season episode.
They are out if u didn't know
@@voidling9339 thanks buddy i have started watching the movie season 6 in episode 9 gonna download 11 to 20 soon.
Best scene i have ever seen in series. Incredible
Even at time of death, he's screaming Lagertha. That's true love
Plus the music in background is so epic..
The bishop actor is great in these period pieces
Christian kingdoms always faced the hardest opponents i.e vikings, saracens, ottomans yet none prevailed.
I like how Heahmund gets hit by three arrows and stabbed in the back and he is still screaming "Lagertha!"
other dudes get one slice from a sword and they insta die.
gotta love TV
Some men are stronger then others and can take more then some.
@@DevotedDisciple-x when it comes to blood loss? Eh, not a great deal of difference.
@@Aaron-in2mx His mentality and will is not of normal people he is/was a man of God you could say he had some super natural abilities and he defined God's ways and it made him vulnerable to destruction and death. One of my favorite characters in the show along with Aethelwulf
Maybe their enemies aren't insta dead, they're just incapacitated, wich is almost equal to death in a battle.
@@DevotedDisciple-x actually in a real dark ages war, most people in front die, and there is no such thing as being able to fight 4 men in a row, even in a normal street fight, it is semi-impossible to take down 2 people by yourself, unless you've been training for years, and had lot of "luck" during that fight
Looks at Lagertha and smiles, somehow forgets he's in the middle of the battlefield and because of that he gets stabbed.
He is in a bad condition and starts screaming only attracting more enemies, now he gets shot by arrows.
Starts screaming Lagertha again and attracts another enemy, leading in him getting stabbed in the back once more.
Finally dies. Great scene amazing death.
stupid things men do when they are in love
Three deaths tormented me
Athelstan
Ragnar
Heahmund
he was a good swordsman Rest in Peace
Amazing actor, character & incredibly well shot + the excellent choice of music.
This the best moment in cinema. Absolutely beautiful capturing the brutality of war, pureness of love, and that of the warrior spirit, which can never be extinguished.
in cinema? Come on bro... someone always goes too far
I love how Heahmund's last visual is Lagertha kicking ass and the look on his face "That's my girl!"
Absolutely brilliant scene, The Bishop was my favourite character in the series
When he died a printed a A3 picture of his dead body and danced on it
@@geraintcampbell9765 your never ever gonna have sex are you
@@afc89 your mum would say different
@@geraintcampbell9765 my mum isn't a spastic virgin boy, now go and dance over more pictures you weirdo
@@afc89 LMAO
Heahmund was such a badass that they buried his sword with him which is pretty cool cuz his sword is the only unique sword I saw (at least from my memory) in the show since everybody else carried random weapons. But his sword was described as being very high quality and had a nice handle
The sword was undoubtedly expensive and revered being the blade of a bishop. I think it's very fitting that Ivar first took the blade from Heahmund and despite remarking on its craftsmanship, gives it back since it is best used in Heahmund's hands.
You know something, the sword back in the Viking age or even the Roman age or the Medieval age was a VERY VERY expensive piece of equipment.
One would compare the price to a modern Ferrari or a Lamborghini in today's world. Heahmund's sword was probably immensely well crafted probably overseas by the Franks as they were the best sword craftsmen in Western Europe. The very best "Frankish swords" typical swords of that era, had better craftsmanship and were stronger than the average sword.
That said, Heahmund's sword would be worth a few supercars or a yacht in comparison as he was a person in high office in Wessex's clergy.
Usually swords, armor and shields were passed down from generation to generation, while Heahmund is a bishop, that weaponry would be passed down to the next bishop for emergency usage. However to have it buried with Heahmund, is a sign of great honor to Heahmund as those weapons are incredibly expensive. It was befitting as you said.
The decision to kill Heahmund will never not make me really angry what a waste of a character
He did really die in this battle, it’s historically accurate. Which’s makes this even more tragic.
Jack Moore wished he stayed for more than half a season
He and his character had to go, he did have some problems which lead to him leaving and his character did die in somewhat reality
Bishop Heahmund is one of the few factually correct characters on when they died. He died at the Battle of Meretun in 871.
@@robotchickenpig7730 lol what? The Saxons didn’t even win the battle of meretun so this is about as historically accurate as star wars
Bishop Heahmund a truly great warrior. Died fighting for his king and country but most importantly he fought and died for god.
King Harald,
Perfect voice
Perfect bad ass character
Perfect mindstate
One of the most interested
Perfect mindstate when he cut down his brother and killed his love lust's husband in cold blood? He's a badass granted but not the most mentally stable in the series
@@BackyardWrestlingFai in that time, he is the best. He died like a warrior en never lost control of him self. Even ragnar was a drug addict lol
@@Assroq harald was definitely envious of the affected the Lothbrok family name had on people. I think after his love tried to kill him he realized that he has to be king of Norway not for someone else but for his own ambition and perseverance. I really liked his character just didn't like how he slew his brother who didn't even wish to fight him, just was bound to Bjorn because he saved his life and (possibly) was in love with Bjorn
when he called the retreat he said 'Allir kalla hörfa! Bjarga! Bjargaðu þér!' if anyone is interested
At the end athelsten choose god and heamund choose vikings
I cried watching this scene. This show really made me appreciate where my Ancestors came from. England is the greatest country to ever exist, and I’m so glad they shaped the world we live in today. God bless England. 🏴
That's hilarious
They ain’t yo ancestors
In such a battle it's unheard of that one guy gets hit alive by three arrows from two opposite angles. If this did happen once, it'd be 1 in a million.
Legend has it that this guy fought so savagely, the Norse gods guided these arrows to him to 'legally' call him into Odin's great battlefield and into Valhalla.
Is that true or did you make that up ? Either way sounds cool
@@Aaron2k46 Well, getting hit like that by arrows really is roughly 1 in a million chances.
The rest I made up.
@thesouthernvikingr5919 LMAO, man made his own statics and added a self made legend 😭
This is what truly made Alfred great. Seconds before you can see the Vikings just standing there motionless maybe thinking they will be overlooked. But not to Alfred. Alfred acknowledged that without their Viking allies. These Northmen. Victory would’ve not been possible. ❤ 4:23
Was almost like Bishop was assassinated...taken out. I saw no one else being targeted with arrows such as he. And oh so many arrows! I think of Tyrion being targeted for death by his own colors in the battle at the mud gate.
MrEnjoivolcom1 also the earl from York, maybe the archers were targeting high profile people in general?
Bjorn needs a woman like his mama, I think this new girl is it. She reminds me of his 1st wife though, which may be on purpose.
This is what his first wife wished she’d be. Does this look like the kind of gal who would go into a deep depression if she got scarred in battle?
"WHAT ARE YOU DOING? THE GODS ARE WATCHING!!" When that big woman said that i fell in love ahaha! Badass
Well she did say she felt like she belonged there. No other place to be. Maybe that’s to meet Byron... and so far the only one to scar him so far. So that must have left a huge impression
He had Porun and lsot intrest when she stpped being pretty from battle wound
Come on. We've known since season 2 Bjorn isn't the type to stick with 1 woman.
A Psalm of David.
25 To thee, O Lord, I lift up my soul.
2 O my God, in thee I trust,
let me not be put to shame;
let not my enemies exult over me.
3 Yea, let none that wait for thee be put to shame;
let them be ashamed who are wantonly treacherous.
4 Make me to know thy ways, OLord;
teach me thy paths.
5 Lead me in thy truth, and teach me,
for thou art the God of my salvation;
for thee I wait all the day long.
Amen🤲🏾
Damn onions
Bishop Heahmund didnt even need a shield he was so fast, and skilled with that sword boy.
Best scene
I cried
Fucking beautiful and the music
He was the number 1 with (sword) he was legend broo he was the most skilled one ever with (sword) no one defeat him face to face he was so skilled to point ivar took him and respect him to fight with his army heahmund we the number one skilled (sword )
I dont know if i am the only one but Bishop Heahmund was one of my favorite characters in Vikings. His death was powerful. The whole episode with King Harald vs King Alfred wad amazingly done. Ive that episode several times. The acting from everyone is fucking amazing.
Jonathan Rhys Meyers was so GOOD in Vikings.
After all these years I'm just getting around to watching Vikings. I like many of you were captivated by such a character. Such a formidable swordsman and man of god cannot help but be captivating for he represents the noble qualities of men despite our obvious weaknesses and flaws. It seems to me that at the time of his death he no longer has the dIvine protection of the Lord. The cause for that is his love of Lagertha and at the end he calls out her name rather than makes whatever peace he can with god. Indeed no one else could be fit to carry his sword. Johnathan Rhys Meyers was absolutely brilliant in this role.
Dude I was so sad when he died I loved his character arch
What a tragic love...
Real love, real loss, real emotion
This scene, this battle, this music 😍😲
I fell in love with Bishop Heahmund. I really wished his character wasn't killed off. 😪
Best scene ever 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Best Saxon warrior in the show and among top 5 warriors overall. I don't know why but his death is one of the two that saddened me the most, other one being Asa.
Best scene EVER!!!! ⚔️
Strong words best moment best music
I almost watch this scene for 20 times
Can't stop crying 😢,
Death can be so beautiful Vikings has shown it perfectly
It’s never this beautiful
It’s not glorious to behold in any way. That’s for the poets to convince us to go to war again after we’ve had our fill.
3:07 Bjorn is like, wait what who is this....? 3:42 Nah I am going to breed with you. Bjorn finds his own true shied-maiden just like Ragnar did.
At 0:33 SMFH👍 USED HIS OPPONENTS MOMENTUM AND WEIGHT AGAINST HIM💯💯💯
SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL
I cried like a baby here
He probably got shot by friendliest and then get stabbed in the back
Dammit he was my favorite character
I miss ragnar, rollo, athelstan, heahmund....all of em :(
Beautiful scene
Man Bishop was a beast with the blade,it took a sword in the back to make him die.
Actor who plays Alfred 👌🏼
Beautiful scene. Tip of the hat to whoever made this
I loved him a lot
That scene was perfect
LAGURTHAAAA!!!! Gives me chills every time.
I hate it when they kill off characters by using arrows 😤 couldn’t they have just killed him off while fighting rather than just letting him stand there and get killed by arrows. 🤦🏽♀️
I think the arrows represents inevitability. He was such a great warrior, even shown slaying 8 before the first arrow and that despite his prowress he was unable to escape his death upon accepting his love of lagertha.
St Heahmund, pray for us.