no, he literally had no idea. He was surpised and happy, seeing Gisla welcome him in a courteous way (you can clearly see how wide his smile is when the people are leaving the room). But everything changes when she turns back to him and start yelling.
late reply, but because he went raiding with bjorn and told her he still holds true to his old ways for example when he hears thunder he sees thor smashing his hammer
@@undergroundlady5892 imagine you're a wife and your husband who has so many things to lose just gets up an walks away with a group of savages, not know when he'll be back, if he's dead, if he's been with another woman. Its hard for her.
On Another note, I want us to realise just how right Floki was. Rollo founded the Duchy of Normandy which a few generations later scioned William the Conqueror, who is an ancestor of the House of Windsor i.e. the current ruling house of the United Kingdom . So yes, in the end Rollo did end up having a legacy that far surpassed that of any of his kinsmen..
+TheChosen2030 Well she does. While her main bloodline is german, her second bloodline come from House de Normandie (Rollo's house). Hell, pretty much all of the english nobility have Rollo's blood. Most of the french nobility and german nobility did too. His descendant founded what were the two most powerful house in the Middle Age. A legacy that far outstrip Ragnar and his sons.
Nope, the Plantagenets could trace their lineage back to Matilda who was Henry I daughter ( whilst he himself had about 20 children....not all legitimate), who himself was a son of William I. The Plantagenets were a huge bunch of characters whose own bloodline continues to this day. Even recently, a couple of years ago, they used a Plantagenet descendant to identify the remains of Richard III of England through bloodline. It's fascinating stuff how we are basically all interrelated. Hell, if one of my ancestors went on a Crusade, I've probably got some extremely distant cousins over there who are probably about 23542 removed haha. However, the De Normandie family legitimately stopped ruling England after a couple of generations. We do, however, sometimes forget that these kings had tens of illegitimate children who then went onto have children who then went onto have children blah blah blah we all get the picture lol.
Normans would far outlive vikings in their exploits, so that is definitely true. They also conquered Sicily, were employed throughout Europe for their skill, very involved in the Crusades.
As much as I hate that Rollo betrayed them especially Ragnar, it's good to see that he's left the endless cycle. This dude's just relaxing in his castle with his family while the people he left are all still running around scheming and killing each other, squabbling for power.
@@gabrielxenos he is the greatest viking that ever lived. his descendants conquered all of england in 1066 and sicily. he is far greater and more important then ragnar ever was
Rollo has become this cultured, western ruler, and kinda realized that he doesnt fit in with them anymore. It's like when you graduate from college, reunite with your drinking buddies after a couple of years, and realize that youve outgrown them.
They became occupied by Christians, and what was Norse became Scandinavian. Funny that they are basically having Rollo establish Ragnars settler dreams he had early on.
Mah, to me it seemed more like a husband, a father and an important man (as rollo has always wanted to be and did everything he did to get these things, let's not forget it),who suddendly got tired of his responsabilities and ran off with his "buddies" and then, after he "had fun" he went back to his family. What a letdown :(
I like Rollo's character in a weird way. he constantly lived in Ragnar's shadow and in the end he did exactly what Ragnar did which was play out his own destiny at any cost. though turning on your people is a big move. He literally only fulfilled what the god's had planned for him. Very good and complex character. i hope this isn't the last we see of him
He's coming back. I actually hoped that this would be the last. I don't want to see Rollo's death, he's my favorite character. I like to see him have a sort of happy life with his horny fierce wife and cute kids. I hope they'll at least follow the history in Rollo's case.
Besides the whole betrayal thing I also think that they resented Rollo for being so successful. The fact that they had to ask him for permission to sail in that territory is humiliating for them.
I love the scene when Rollo picks up his son, you can see the hint of joy and longing in Bjorns face. He knew Rollo had the life and like he wanted to meet his cousins.
@@cristinademartini6653 Why? If men weren't basically feudal slaves that was how they kept respect, power, and wealth. VERY rarely would someone succeed by being "super gentle happy family man". Times were different then. There were few real jobs outside of farming and a man of success had to CARVE that success out of life (often at the expense of others). If a strong man didn't do what he could to constantly "demonstrate" strength it wouldn't be long before the surrounding "vultures" took note of it. I'm also talking about historical realities of the actual time period, not a inaccurate TV series.
Je ne sais pas si c'est une bonne introduction pour apprendre notre langue, pas sûr que ça marche grandement face au premier francophone que vous croiserez :')
some knowledge for us here, when Floki say that Rolla will reach more fame than the others, it referring to that while Rollo himself may have become a iconic figure in his own rights and though he may not have reach the same height as his Brother, his ultimate legacy is that his descendants will reach far greater heights. Rollo would be the Great-Greatt-great-grandfather of William the Conqueror, or William I of England he is one of the ancestors of the Present-day British royal family, as well as an ancestor of all current European monarchs and a great many claimants to abolished European thrones.
May want to check that Family Tree thrice. We are all aware of Norman invasion 1066. Today's royal family More Germanic. From George Hanover. To present. Rerun the Lineage. William the Conquer Leave an blood heir. Negative. A brother reclaimed England.
I think he is was referring to the lineage of the "Duc de Normandie" who include famous figures like William the Conqueror (William I) or Richard Lion Heart (Richard iV).
Rollo is the most famous viking, and built the greatest legacy. It's unclear if Ragnar was ever even an actual person or amalgam of several historic figures with similar names.
"What is us Floki is changing - only you won't accept it". This quote is very true as Vikings who settled as colonists were very much incorporated into the Christian kingdoms in Europe. This was evidently the case by the 12th century when the Vikings in Scandinavia were eventually Christianised.
Pity as I am not fond as a servant of Woden and Donar, whom the Vikings call Odin and Thor but it is fate. Perhaps it was because I was raised by the Danes. After all, destiny is all.
@Kristoff Bjorgman Scandinavian countries are some of the best in the world. Some of the best healthcare, education, gdp per capita, ect, can be found in those countries.
Most Vikings however used Christianity as Fassade for Trade with Europe. In reality many still believed in Odin. Christianity had to include Nordic Days of Festival into their Calendars even so they could make Odin Believers to show up in Church instead of making Offerings to Odin! So when they didn't show up they knew they were not real Christians. In Iceland they still have Sites where Believers make Offerings to Odin/Tor etc...
Wednesday's Child So Egil did not help Harald to take Kattegat like he does on the series? And did he had burned face in real life like he does in the series ?
2:17 Despite all the bad blood, Bjorn seems to be happy that Rollo finally has found his place in this world, makes me happy knowing that he is not a resentfull person
@@lion-dm4wc He's reaping what he sowed... He knew the consequences Normandy and her might have faced when he left (ie Jarl Borg's invasion of Kattegat while Ragnar was away) and that Gisla would never accept him going back to his previous way since she had seen him slaughtering her own people during the Paris'siege. So, if he wants to stay duke of Normandy and make his marriage work again, he has only to take the blame in humble silence and make amends for these stupid mistakes which might have costed them and, above all, him.
I still think that was probably a hard scene for them to shoot together, knowing it was the last time they'd be playing those characters as a group. What a great cast of actors and actresses bringing this time to life so vividly.
One thing i took from this scene is that children are a unique blessing. In this scene Rollo is once again conflicted. He wants to be a Viking and yet he knows his dreams can't be realised as Viking. But the look on his face change immediately he saw his kids. Suddenly it didn't matter if he wanted to be Viking or not. He knew in that moment where home was. Children a truly a gift
I'm sad with the way Rollo's storyline ended up. A part of me was hoping he would join Ragnar's sons and seek revenge. Even if it was for Hollywood purposes, but I respect that they kept his storyline historical.
Rollo existed, it's an historical fact.. Ragnar is more of a legend coming from the Norse Sagaa. If Ragnar ever lived, it could be as much as a 100 year appart from Rollo who came in much later. They were never brothers.
In terms of the show - he succeeded where Ragnar failed. He created a lasting legacy. Like the french king Charles, in the end, he overcame the shadow he had been living in. In a weird way, Rollo is very much unlike Ragnar. He dies as an old man after living a happy life with a loving wife, his children rule as conquerors, his legacy endures and his new alliance holds and he manages to truly change himself. Compare that to Ragnar who died in a pit in a dark forest, whose children spent years killing each other in order to claim his bloody throne and who could never truly become the man Rollo turned out to be despite always wishing to do so. To me, it is almost poetic.
I don’t think he was happy, he was just settled and content. He had to give up His identity as a Scandinavian and his pagan religion to assimilate into Frankish culture. Not all Scandinavians were Vikings, but all Vikings were Scandinavian. His Frankish wife was never accepting of his people and were he came from.
I love so much Rollo's face at 1.43; He's like : Hooo Hvitserk, you're so young, someday you'll understand ! Rollo became one of my favorite character if it is not my favorite !
I love Hvitserk and all but he is a bit of a hypocrite. He called Rollo a traitor, but when him and Ivar needed warriors to take kattegat he went running straight to Rollo
the weird thing is that Rollo has so much respect for his wife, to just let her punch him, while at the beginning of the show he had very little respect for Lagertha's choice of preffering Ragnar, and he even raped a women before they first went to England. So I thought it was interesting how he went from an pretty aggresive , not very respectful man to such an calm ruler and loving, respectful husband.
For those who are a little bit curious to see what Rollo received after have though that Gisla forgived him ( XD look at Rollo"s face at the beginning... thanks God husband, you came back to us ! hahaha she cooked something special for him, no sex during a year ! ) French is my mother language, but this is old french and rather difficult to translate, she said : son of the whore, bastard of north man, bitch... I curse you !... Why did I meet/or marry you !
@@cristinademartini1284 Honestly? I think it suits the story between the two but not the overall theme of Vikings. They wanted the historical Rollo so they wrote him into this but his story feels like two seperate parts and the reason why he suddenly becomes a Frankish noble seems odd. For power? A women? I like their little story but in the greater image, it's odd.
There's no such thing as an immortal. I mean some live longer than others, perhaps have more extensive families, but Rollo's dynasty died off eventually.
The same guys who wanted to stay in frankia not to settle, as they had this chance when emperor charles made his offer to rollo and what the historically men who become the normans did, but to RAID paris one second time. They wanted to stick by ragnar's side? Fair enough, but they should have tried to go back to norway and inform their king of his brother's betrayal (which ragnar already knew would happen ever since he got the "bear crowned by the princess" profecy by the seer before going to frankia)as king horik did when he fled from England or just like the only survivor of the wessex settlement did, because don't tell me they wouldn't be able to build some kind of ship or, if they weren't able to, at least they should have known that something was coming at them because, sure rollo had lead them, but the franks, weak all as you want, are not stupid to let pillagers and invaders free in their country, if they refuse to follow rollo, especially after it was ragnar who did break the treat with them. So, it is as awful as it seems because they paid their loyalty to Ragnar with their lives, but they had it coming for their lack of vision and rollo had really no other choice.
I only just realised the irony of how Rollo looked at Hvitserk when he said "once a betrayer, always a betrayer". Massive foreshadowing! I wonder if it was planned.
Can't be mad about it, though. Rollo did the equivalent of leaving a biker gang, getting a good job and living well. Meanwhile, the old gang tears itself apart over dumb shit.
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"He will reach more fame than any of you" When I was younger I had a pewter statue of "Rollo the Granger" in armor with a spear and shield and sword, way before I read about Ragnar or Ivar or any of the other famous vikings, Floki on point as usual lol
Hahahahaha, what Gisla shouted at Rollo is what you first learn in French. I do speak French and these are the first words I learnt, and then, colours, numbers and house pets lol
The Merovingian was right. Cursing in French language is like wiping you ass with the finest silk. The worst words that you can throw to someone sound like high class vocabulary. So melodious.
I've always liked the underlying theme of Vikings, that the Viking world they know is changing. The Norse never had rich fertile lands, that's why they raided and weren't often conquered by foreigners. But their faith and way of life just changed and gradually disappeared. Even Vikings settlers like the Normans or the Rus forgot their origins over time, it's quite sad really. At least it's been remembered and loved to this day however.
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"Leave us."
Rollo knew what was coming.
no, he literally had no idea. He was surpised and happy, seeing Gisla welcome him in a courteous way (you can clearly see how wide his smile is when the people are leaving the room). But everything changes when she turns back to him and start yelling.
Why is she mad at him?
late reply, but because he went raiding with bjorn and told her he still holds true to his old ways for example when he hears thunder he sees thor smashing his hammer
@@dejanhrovat8943 Hardly a smile.
@@undergroundlady5892 imagine you're a wife and your husband who has so many things to lose just gets up an walks away with a group of savages, not know when he'll be back, if he's dead, if he's been with another woman. Its hard for her.
On Another note,
I want us to realise just how right Floki was. Rollo founded the Duchy of Normandy which a few generations later scioned William the Conqueror, who is an ancestor of the House of Windsor i.e. the current ruling house of the United Kingdom . So yes, in the end Rollo did end up having a legacy that far surpassed that of any of his kinsmen..
thats right they're german
+TheChosen2030 Well she does. While her main bloodline is german, her second bloodline come from House de Normandie (Rollo's house). Hell, pretty much all of the english nobility have Rollo's blood. Most of the french nobility and german nobility did too. His descendant founded what were the two most powerful house in the Middle Age. A legacy that far outstrip Ragnar and his sons.
Nope, the Plantagenets could trace their lineage back to Matilda who was Henry I daughter ( whilst he himself had about 20 children....not all legitimate), who himself was a son of William I. The Plantagenets were a huge bunch of characters whose own bloodline continues to this day. Even recently, a couple of years ago, they used a Plantagenet descendant to identify the remains of Richard III of England through bloodline. It's fascinating stuff how we are basically all interrelated. Hell, if one of my ancestors went on a Crusade, I've probably got some extremely distant cousins over there who are probably about 23542 removed haha.
However, the De Normandie family legitimately stopped ruling England after a couple of generations. We do, however, sometimes forget that these kings had tens of illegitimate children who then went onto have children who then went onto have children blah blah blah we all get the picture lol.
Normans would far outlive vikings in their exploits, so that is definitely true. They also conquered Sicily, were employed throughout Europe for their skill, very involved in the Crusades.
But did he have a show that revolved around him? No. Ragnar kinda took that
As much as I hate that Rollo betrayed them especially Ragnar, it's good to see that he's left the endless cycle. This dude's just relaxing in his castle with his family while the people he left are all still running around scheming and killing each other, squabbling for power.
Also keep in mind, Rollo lived well into his 90s, with vikings flocking to his flag and becoming Normans. He exceeded Ragnar's legacy by far.
thats why hes my favorite character. he matured
He betrayed his people, he betrayed his brother, Ragnar forgave him and he betrayed him again. He is a great warrior but a traitor
@@gabrielxenos he is the greatest viking that ever lived. his descendants conquered all of england in 1066 and sicily. he is far greater and more important then ragnar ever was
@@gabrielxenos sounds like a proper frenchman
i was very saddened that Rollo did not seem to react at all to his brother's death.
I don't think he's supposed to care
Marthy MalavoloneQue
Do you remember his reaction the first time he thought that Ragnar was dead?
Yea. He was saddened but more relieved
he doesnt know yet.
Yes he does
Rollo has become this cultured, western ruler, and kinda realized that he doesnt fit in with them anymore. It's like when you graduate from college, reunite with your drinking buddies after a couple of years, and realize that youve outgrown them.
ny_kia31 Exactly!
Yes and from Line of Rollo his Great decendant Willam the Conguror will be born.
this scene kind of shows what happen to the vikings. they were never conquered. they just turned into something else
anders hansen
Yes but i think church will have its revenge on them.
They became occupied by Christians, and what was Norse became Scandinavian. Funny that they are basically having Rollo establish Ragnars settler dreams he had early on.
I just like Helga's simple goodbye, no anger just a pleasant goodbye.
I love helga, shes always nice to everybody throughout the show
Her death is a travesty and disrespectfully underwhelming
@@Ah-mi1mp yeah a gentle heart that wasn't too suited for her world. it undid her in the end
Rollo made her wet
Her and Torvi were amazing. Simple kind hearted and loyal women.
i love bjorn’s subtle smile while they sail away. he knows rollo made the right choice despite everything.
I didn't get to notice it proper, thank you
When you return home after a night totally drunk
Mah, to me it seemed more like a husband, a father and an important man (as rollo has always wanted to be and did everything he did to get these things, let's not forget it),who suddendly got tired of his responsabilities and ran off with his "buddies" and then, after he "had fun" he went back to his family. What a letdown :(
I like Rollo's character in a weird way. he constantly lived in Ragnar's shadow and in the end he did exactly what Ragnar did which was play out his own destiny at any cost. though turning on your people is a big move. He literally only fulfilled what the god's had planned for him. Very good and complex character. i hope this isn't the last we see of him
i know right Floki keep trashing him but he only follow the will of the gods was his destiny.
Obviously not the "will of the gods" in real life, the show is just using that as exposition and foreshadowing since its history for us.
He's coming back. I actually hoped that this would be the last. I don't want to see Rollo's death, he's my favorite character. I like to see him have a sort of happy life with his horny fierce wife and cute kids. I hope they'll at least follow the history in Rollo's case.
@gamergeddon02 How do you know oh wise one?
Well, you got your wish granted, my man
“Once a betrayer always a betrayer” then goes back to Ivar every time he betrays him jumps ship lol..
Hvitserk also seeks Rollo's aid on Ivars behalf when they first take over Kattegat
Then he renounces his own gods and converts to christianity.
Besides the whole betrayal thing I also think that they resented Rollo for being so successful. The fact that they had to ask him for permission to sail in that territory is humiliating for them.
exactly he matured
I love the scene when Rollo picks up his son, you can see the hint of joy and longing in Bjorns face. He knew Rollo had the life and like he wanted to meet his cousins.
No cap💯👌🏿💕
Technically, he would be his half brother (as it is indicated that rollo is his real father).
I couldn't stop laughing when she punched Rollo in the face.
Plus that look on his face better, he's like "Ah fuck, not again..."
Why'd she hit him?
because Rollo left her with their kids only to fullfil his midlife crisis with his old viking *B O Y S*
And he totally deserved it!
@@cristinademartini6653 Why? If men weren't basically feudal slaves that was how they kept respect, power, and wealth. VERY rarely would someone succeed by being "super gentle happy family man". Times were different then. There were few real jobs outside of farming and a man of success had to CARVE that success out of life (often at the expense of others). If a strong man didn't do what he could to constantly "demonstrate" strength it wouldn't be long before the surrounding "vultures" took note of it. I'm also talking about historical realities of the actual time period, not a inaccurate TV series.
Ha Ha Someone's sleeping on the couch for a while.
Yeah, he kinda deserved that, though. Especially that punch.
Not really...
Yeah, she is.
I love how the last thing she said was I love you
@@andreashort310 After she looked after their lands for him, while he was with vikings for simply "having fun" ?Oh, sure!
She called him bastard.Vow my French is very good.
You win, well played
Its really old french. I'm french and I can't understand everything that she says.
effectivement
Je confirme c'est pas évident mais on reconnaît pas mal de mots séparemment.
Je ne sais pas si c'est une bonne introduction pour apprendre notre langue, pas sûr que ça marche grandement face au premier francophone que vous croiserez :')
3:17 "Leave us"
3:18 "Please don't"
Jajajajaja es verdad
Norman guard while closing the door: "Now you're in trouble, your Grace" xD
@@cristinademartini1284 if you leave me the choice of disobeying her or your grace i take my chances in a different country
some knowledge for us here, when Floki say that Rolla will reach more fame than the others, it referring to that while Rollo himself may have become a iconic figure in his own rights and though he may not have reach the same height as his Brother, his ultimate legacy is that his descendants will reach far greater heights.
Rollo would be the Great-Greatt-great-grandfather of William the Conqueror, or William I of England he is one of the ancestors of the Present-day British royal family, as well as an ancestor of all current European monarchs and a great many claimants to abolished European thrones.
May want to check that
Family Tree thrice.
We are all aware of Norman invasion 1066.
Today's royal family
More Germanic.
From George Hanover. To present. Rerun the Lineage.
William the Conquer
Leave an blood heir.
Negative. A brother reclaimed England.
I think he is was referring to the lineage of the "Duc de Normandie" who include famous figures like William the Conqueror (William I) or Richard Lion Heart (Richard iV).
Rollo is the most famous viking, and built the greatest legacy. It's unclear if Ragnar was ever even an actual person or amalgam of several historic figures with similar names.
nice name
Methyll William the conqueror has nothing to do with the modern royal family
"What is us Floki is changing - only you won't accept it". This quote is very true as Vikings who settled as colonists were very much incorporated into the Christian kingdoms in Europe. This was evidently the case by the 12th century when the Vikings in Scandinavia were eventually Christianised.
Pity as I am not fond as a servant of Woden and Donar, whom the Vikings call Odin and Thor but it is fate. Perhaps it was because I was raised by the Danes. After all, destiny is all.
@Kristoff Bjorgman Scandinavian countries are some of the best in the world. Some of the best healthcare, education, gdp per capita, ect, can be found in those countries.
Most Vikings however used Christianity as Fassade for Trade with Europe. In reality many still believed in Odin. Christianity had to include Nordic Days of Festival into their Calendars even so they could make Odin Believers to show up in Church instead of making Offerings to Odin! So when they didn't show up they knew they were not real Christians. In Iceland they still have Sites where Believers make Offerings to Odin/Tor etc...
@Kristoff Bjorgman that was the most subtly racist shit I think I’ve heard in a long time
But the thing is that they now don't care about religion now a days. They choose Christianity for only political benifits
"Once betrayer, always betrayer" 😂😂😂😂 Hvitserk, please
She waited until his children were out of the room so at least she didn’t want them to lose respect for him i guess lol
yes, she is so respect him
Imagine what stories Rollo would’ve told them about his Viking days
Not very realistic, still very entertaining :)
whould kids lose respect for mom if he punched her? Just a thought
She had everyone leave because she was going to dress down their Lord. NOT done in public.
3:50 - reliving fond memories of their wedding night
Nice punch. Maybe she could go raiding too. Maybe she'll like it.
probably do a better job at it too
Wife according Rollo's measure hehe
Now THAT'S love!
Lmfao
@Dangerdude 88 Raid or ride
I love Gysla, she loves Rollo so much
The look on Rollo's face when gizla order's everybody to leave them🤣😂🤣😂
He knew what was coming at him🤣
Could this be Rollo's last adventure on the show? He's so sophisticated now, even kept his shirt on during the raid.
Ed Harley dont forget, he should be at least over 60 years old by now.
nodinitiative Nope
nodinitiative he 53 in the show
Wednesday's Child So Egil did not help Harald to take Kattegat like he does on the series? And did he had burned face in real life like he does in the series ?
Ed Harley Clive Standen is shooting the TV version of Taken for NBC. I think he's done.
2:17 Despite all the bad blood, Bjorn seems to be happy that Rollo finally has found his place in this world, makes me happy knowing that he is not a resentfull person
Lol thats how happy looks to you? kkk
@@lion-dm4wc He's reaping what he sowed... He knew the consequences Normandy and her might have faced when he left (ie Jarl Borg's invasion of Kattegat while Ragnar was away) and that Gisla would never accept him going back to his previous way since she had seen him slaughtering her own people during the Paris'siege. So, if he wants to stay duke of Normandy and make his marriage work again, he has only to take the blame in humble silence and make amends for these stupid mistakes which might have costed them and, above all, him.
@@cristinademartini1284 I was talking about Bjorn tho. The op thought he looked happy for Rollo in this vid. Personally I dont see it.
@@lion-dm4wc Ops. i read wrong, I beg your forgiveness.
When you speak french, this scene is hilarious
Pardon me for asking, but what does she say?
@@vasile-vladivanovici9430 she just insult him in old french
Non,se sont des insultes qui sont de l’ancien Français.Il y a que "bâtard","putain" et "connard" que les Français utilisent encore comme insultes.
I wouldn't go that far...
It’s not hard for an Italian either
I love Rollo's smile when he hears his son
Am I the only one who noticed the smile Bjiorn had when he saw rollo with his son?
Floki was right about Rollo reaching more fame. His descendants are still king and queens in Europe today.
hahaha he's like; wow this didn't go do bad after all, oh shit!!!
I'm pretty sure he was expecting much worse, and still had that thought afterwards.
When I come home from work lately:
3:03 how I WISH my wife reacted
3:34 how she DOES react
So no one is gonna react to Helga saying "goodbye rollo and roll saying "goodbye Helga" sad stuff
Yeah, I liked that at least one of them showed him some affection.
I still think that was probably a hard scene for them to shoot together, knowing it was the last time they'd be playing those characters as a group. What a great cast of actors and actresses bringing this time to life so vividly.
Also even though this is a different video. I also hope people saw Bjorn shed a tear when he was looking at Helga getting buried
Yea 😔
One thing i took from this scene is that children are a unique blessing. In this scene Rollo is once again conflicted. He wants to be a Viking and yet he knows his dreams can't be realised as Viking. But the look on his face change immediately he saw his kids. Suddenly it didn't matter if he wanted to be Viking or not. He knew in that moment where home was. Children a truly a gift
Fun fact: In Norwegian France is still called “Frankrike” which directly translates to “Frank Empire”
And, in German, Frankreich. It means "the kingdom of the Franks"
Rike = Reich/Realm!
In Greece we call France "Γαλλία"- Gallia!
Made this offer for his Brother’s memory. After all its difficult to not have badblood with him but Rollo loves Ragnar and Bjorn
I'm sad with the way Rollo's storyline ended up. A part of me was hoping he would join Ragnar's sons and seek revenge. Even if it was for Hollywood purposes, but I respect that they kept his storyline historical.
and the fact he didn't even react at all to ragnar's death
Rollo existed, it's an historical fact.. Ragnar is more of a legend coming from the Norse Sagaa. If Ragnar ever lived, it could be as much as a 100 year appart from Rollo who came in much later. They were never brothers.
ThePeaceweapon stfu
In terms of the show - he succeeded where Ragnar failed. He created a lasting legacy. Like the french king Charles, in the end, he overcame the shadow he had been living in. In a weird way, Rollo is very much unlike Ragnar. He dies as an old man after living a happy life with a loving wife, his children rule as conquerors, his legacy endures and his new alliance holds and he manages to truly change himself. Compare that to Ragnar who died in a pit in a dark forest, whose children spent years killing each other in order to claim his bloody throne and who could never truly become the man Rollo turned out to be despite always wishing to do so. To me, it is almost poetic.
I don’t think he was happy, he was just settled and content. He had to give up His identity as a Scandinavian and his pagan religion to assimilate into Frankish culture. Not all Scandinavians were Vikings, but all Vikings were Scandinavian. His Frankish wife was never accepting of his people and were he came from.
Rollo's family bloodline became famous, with great descendants like William I the Conqueror, the first Norman king of England, and King Charles III.
3:52 Rollo: "why did i teach her that?"
Suddenly...William the Conqueror...
"Once betrayer are always betrayer" -Hvitserk proceed to ask his help few moments later and changing sides right and left
the irony floki is that many vikings did take up his offer to settle in normandy.
- "Goodbye Rollo"
- "Goodbye Helga"
Good acting..
This makes me wonder how historical characters might have met each other without knowing how much of a history there going to make
I love when Gisla has a rant about something 🤣
I love so much Rollo's face at 1.43; He's like : Hooo Hvitserk, you're so young, someday you'll understand !
Rollo became one of my favorite character if it is not my favorite !
River Shea and ubbe betrayed ivar and his mother, but just basically :)
Wow hvits did the same with rollo
3:56
He's probably thinking "Lagertha was this feisty too"
I love Hvitserk and all but he is a bit of a hypocrite. He called Rollo a traitor, but when him and Ivar needed warriors to take kattegat he went running straight to Rollo
Foreshadowing at it's finest
I don’t know what Gisla said but I would assume she said: “You’re sleeping on the couch!”
If not: "From now on, we shall have separated chambers" XD!
so this is the 9th century version of coming in late at night after partying with friends
For a second there, I thought Bjorn would go like Ragnar's "In the meanwhile Floki, shut your face" XD
"He will reach more fame than any of you."
He did. Well... his decendants did. Right up to the queen we all know and love today.
Savalisk
Your beloved Queen? LOL hahahaha!
Cersei or Deanyris?
@@FraJa1980 Elizabeth of house Windsor, second of her name, ruler of the United Kingdoms and the colonies of old.
Rollo and Ragnar have more in common with woman then they realized!
the weird thing is that Rollo has so much respect for his wife, to just let her punch him, while at the beginning of the show he had very little respect for Lagertha's choice of preffering Ragnar, and he even raped a women before they first went to England. So I thought it was interesting how he went from an pretty aggresive , not very respectful man to such an calm ruler and loving, respectful husband.
Gisla is so cute when She gets angry
Amd a force of nature XD!
“Once a betrayer, always a betrayer“ evil foreshadowing from Hvitserk
3:18 It was at this moment Rollo realized he done fucked up
Rollo was a great man l love him
"Leave us... Cuz I'ma bout 2 tear N2 this ass."
Rollo became a great man , this series does a magnificent job at portraying it
For those who are a little bit curious to see what Rollo received after have though that Gisla forgived him ( XD look at Rollo"s face at the beginning... thanks God husband, you came back to us ! hahaha she cooked something special for him, no sex during a year ! )
French is my mother language, but this is old french and rather difficult to translate, she said : son of the whore, bastard of north man, bitch... I curse you !... Why did I meet/or marry you !
You left out 'you fucking dog'
and she was speaking modern french not old french. I speak canadian french and understood every word just fine
When rollo gets home and gisla is all nice he knows shits bout to go down.
3:51 what a punch XD
Yes... Yes, it was. And a good one at that.
@@Arcaryon and well deserved, let's admit it
@@cristinademartini1284 No denying that.
@@Arcaryon yeah... what a pity, with all this character had become in 4a :(
@@cristinademartini1284 Honestly? I think it suits the story between the two but not the overall theme of Vikings. They wanted the historical Rollo so they wrote him into this but his story feels like two seperate parts and the reason why he suddenly becomes a Frankish noble seems odd. For power? A women? I like their little story but in the greater image, it's odd.
I like when rolls wife is just cussing em out in French nd he just sighs like “here we go with this shit again”😂😂😂😂
Rollo is still my favorite character his dynasty will be immortal and I believe he will avenge his brother on his own time.
There's no such thing as an immortal. I mean some live longer than others, perhaps have more extensive families, but Rollo's dynasty died off eventually.
EmptyMan000 aren't his descendants the royal family of England
Shadow King but his blood is still in the throne of england
the British royal family are Rollo's descendants
Who through Queen Matilda are also the descendants of Alfred the Great and of course for the show King Ecbert.
Gisla's so awesome here!! Loving wife and perfect duchess, and then... LEAVE US!!😂😂😂 i love her!!
No matter what time period or how great a warrior to are NO MAN CAN HANDLE NAGGING.
Gisla & Rollo - Couple goals!!!
While nobody knows if Ragnar existed or not, everyone knows the who's the ancestor of the Kings of England.
Seeing Rollo in the dog house on both sides was so satisfying…..you reap what you sow
3:53 Rolo: "My woman"
I’d be that one guy that says “no thanks, rollo. I still remember what happened to those last guys that stayed with you”
The same guys who wanted to stay in frankia not to settle, as they had this chance when emperor charles made his offer to rollo and what the historically men who become the normans did, but to RAID paris one second time. They wanted to stick by ragnar's side? Fair enough, but they should have tried to go back to norway and inform their king of his brother's betrayal (which ragnar already knew would happen ever since he got the "bear crowned by the princess" profecy by the seer before going to frankia)as king horik did when he fled from England or just like the only survivor of the wessex settlement did, because don't tell me they wouldn't be able to build some kind of ship or, if they weren't able to, at least they should have known that something was coming at them because, sure rollo had lead them, but the franks, weak all as you want, are not stupid to let pillagers and invaders free in their country, if they refuse to follow rollo, especially after it was ragnar who did break the treat with them. So, it is as awful as it seems because they paid their loyalty to Ragnar with their lives, but they had it coming for their lack of vision and rollo had really no other choice.
I only just realised the irony of how Rollo looked at Hvitserk when he said "once a betrayer, always a betrayer". Massive foreshadowing! I wonder if it was planned.
ONCE A BETRAYER, ALWAYS A BETRAYER
Can't be mad about it, though. Rollo did the equivalent of leaving a biker gang, getting a good job and living well. Meanwhile, the old gang tears itself apart over dumb shit.
Helga thought about it like I'm kinda tired of this sh*t. Might be a good retirement plan lol
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1:01 Bjorn knew Rollo did what Ragnar dreamed of
Damn, she was pissed....
And with all rights...
Fuck what anybody says, rollo did well for himself . I loved that for him
Rollo is in the dog house for a while.
Love the punch 😂👌
The bloke who played Bjorn is fucken good actor, he choked saying too much bad blood
He said, sorry kids, gotta go back for more Taken series chapters for season 3
Rollo died pretty old for that time 84 years old.
That's old even now lol
It´s nice to be latin language speaker and understand what she says...
Sure u are..
3.52 When you've been out for two days with the lads
3:25 calm before the storm
"He will reach more fame than any of you" When I was younger I had a pewter statue of "Rollo the Granger" in armor with a spear and shield and sword, way before I read about Ragnar or Ivar or any of the other famous vikings, Floki on point as usual lol
Fun fact: Rollo is older than Ragnar, and looks 20 years younger than him in his 50s.
No, on the show Rollo is 1 year older.
That is true, that Rollo is 1 year older, but I said that he LOOKS 20 years younger than Ragnar.
My bad, must've read that wrong. To be fair , Ragnar looks old for his age.
Probably the reason for the age look is mainly because of Ragnar's injuries at Paris and his later addiction to drugs.
And he looked much older than Ragnar in the beginning of the show.
Hahahahaha, what Gisla shouted at Rollo is what you first learn in French.
I do speak French and these are the first words I learnt, and then, colours, numbers and house pets lol
Rollo had the most tumultuous life and the most peacful completion of his arc.
The Merovingian was right. Cursing in French language is like wiping you ass with the finest silk. The worst words that you can throw to someone sound like high class vocabulary. So melodious.
More like Carolingian, but yeah, i agree!
Rollo ended up being one of the greatest and smartest. He had spread the Viking cause in Normandy.
I've always liked the underlying theme of Vikings, that the Viking world they know is changing.
The Norse never had rich fertile lands, that's why they raided and weren't often conquered by foreigners. But their faith and way of life just changed and gradually disappeared.
Even Vikings settlers like the Normans or the Rus forgot their origins over time, it's quite sad really. At least it's been remembered and loved to this day however.
Home sweet home.
"once a betrayer always a betrayer" state by clearly the most loyal character in Vikings, Hvisket 😒 pot calls kettle back...
Gisla putting together a nice combo attack. I love the punch and then for good measure, she Nate Diaz Stockton Slapped him to end that combo.
Lmao gisla going ham at the end always cracks me up
he was more famous, his descendant was william the conquerer
CONNARD !
Nice to hear my favorite insult in my native language 😎