She is not Hel. She is the "Angel of Death", which is title of the woman taking on that role in the viking funeral. Read the writings of Ibn Fadlān before spreading ignorance.
She’s not a poor girl. She volunteered excitedly to go with lagertha and expressed how happy she was to be chosen by the gods. It’s an honor, not a pity.
The scene in which Gyda actually gets stabbed, and she feels the sword in her, is super hard to watch!!! Even though she’s willing to die, but killing her while she’s fully conscious can cause such fear and pain, as well as shock. She took it so bravely even if there was indeed some fear in her.
This makes me sad that we never got to see a funeral for Ragnar. I can’t imagine how massive it would be. I think people from across Scandinavia would flock to Kattegat to say goodbye to the greatest Viking who ever lived.
I love the way Hel is portrayed in this show. She's exactly how I picture her with the rotting side of her body and her voice. She's one of my favorite Goddesses from Norse Mythology.
Yea her whole act changed after that battle where she went missing and she made me cringe every time she spoke after that, just like all the dialog in this scene.
they left out a lot of details...she sang her death song, gang sex, then told her this is for your king, sang again, they held her down, tied a rope on neck and pulled it, then angle if death stabbed her as warriors drummed their shields to , burned the ship ...and into Valhalla they go...as one Arab witness said: great physical specimens, tall as palms,always carried a sword and dagger with them ...I don't mean to glorify it, it was what it was...
I wouldn't call her a nightmare, she was kind, comforting, respectful and in Gydas last moments took her pain into herself. I think she was a very comforting face of death.
thank you for posting this. we are vikings on my mother's side of the family. i love learning about my ancestors and who they met along the way. Again, thank you.
@@saramcgaha1406 yeah we're all individuals, and drawn to different things especially TV shows and music. What kind of music or show gives you goosebumps if ya don't mind my asking?
I don’t usually post comments on social media or youtube, but this song and scene forced me to. Idk why but I can’t get enough of this song, I literally can’t stop listening to it ! specially with this scene. All soundtracks, scenes, actors, stories and so on... what a show!
@@muhammadn.cheema998 THANK YOU, I've looking for this song. I didn't realize I should've been looking more in depth at Wardruna's albums lol, they are amazing!
@@sobanked-3734 No. The last three seasons managed to ruin the whole advantage that GOT had on Vikings. GOT started as the best TV show of the decade or more, but with season 6 onward.... fuck.
This was a very sad scene but the song really got to me, I ended up jamming to the song with that slow deep house nod even though the emotions were still in the scene😔🥺
So yes, I had really teary eyes all thruout, but what rly made lose my shit was when lagertha floats down and lays next to Ragnar. Their relationship got me the entire time so sad, because they were eachothers true love, they belonged together but couldn't. So finally they were together again. 🖤🖤 Lol I still can't watch this without wanting to cry.
What a magnificent, beautiful, tragic and terrifying episode. I really cried for Lagertha. GOT could never approach this level of drama, beauty and power..
devadath g : wake up! GOT is fantasy, Vikings is history. Even if it’s not always accurate, it educates us in the ways, customs and religion of a culture that played a major role in Euroamerican history. If I want fantasy, I’ll go for LOTR - which at least is based on real Nordic and Celtic legends, and its languages tie into real living languages of today. Vikings and LOTR are part of out cultural heritage. GOT is not.
devadath g : De gustibus non est disputandum. Since I take a completely opposite ranking of both shows, we should simply agree to differ and leave it at that.
It's so... Strange and poetic that the sacrifice's name was the same as the daughter she lost. 😢 Also can someone explain the pre-death sex? I don't get that part.
@@susannordmark4081If she really is just a Viking priestess I have to wonder whether she always has that rotting side of her body and the black eyes, like some sort of otherworldly being. Like, imagine just running into her out buying her groceries whilst she looks like that! 😅
Putting aside the “this isn’t accurate” argument and just admiring this scene.. it’s so incredibly powerful and a great ode to lagertha. Makes me wonder what ragnar’s funeral would have been like if he had one
I hate the comparisons to GoT. Two totally different creations/stories. One is based on real life (if somewhat loosely), the other was fantasy - with dragons and white walkers and wights. Please stop. You can like both. You can think one ending was better than the other, but it's like comparing apples and oranges.
I found it odd that, or perhaps appropriate, that despite the visions and descriptions we have of the afterlife Odin's Hall as being shining and gleaming, we see Lagertha's sacrifice overseen by an extremely sinister figure like the so called "Angel of Death". Then, instead of being carried into the shining halls, Lagertha descends into the darkness, which can only be described as Nilflheim/Helheim, petrifying and turning to ash.
I feel like that scene where she sinks is more symbolic, as you could see her face get burnt in the fire but when she sank, she had no burns, nor did her clothing. Nonetheless, fucking amazing scene, this is how I want to my funeral. (Maybe minus a lady getting sacrificed for me, I mean, maybe? Idk)
She is hel the overseer to the death realm lagerther was reunited with ragnar and they became dust but they were on their journey so we dont see that part just the reunion
An absolute beautiful scene. 💜 Also love how people in the comments act like the Christians haven't done horrible shit. Aka slaughtering people that didn't believe 🤷♀️
This is a fucking TV show, why the fuck is religion here? Religion doesn't exist. Your god, their gods, all gods do not exist and is a construct by humans.
I've often wondered-what happened to the body of the girl who was sacrificed? Would it have been placed somewhere on the funeral boat, to take the final voyage with the Queen? Or would it have been buried or burned separately. but treated with reverence as a sacrifice?
This video is edited so you can't see it, but in the full episode you can see that the body of the sacrificed girl is on the boat near the Lagertha's one.
I watched a music video on RUclips. No idea what it was so I can't link it. It had scenes from viking type movies. Some scenes were from GOT. One of the scenes had 3 teen girls dressed in long white gowns. With crowns of flowers, I think. They were tied hand and foot and placed in small rowboats. Lying on their backs with wood around them. The boats were pushed into the ocean/lake. Apparently, flaming arrows were to be shot into the boats. Maybe from the Vikings TV series? This looks like the kind of gritty historical drama I would like. I still have to watch Vikings.
The song is "isa" by wardruna. As far as a few comments I saw saying pagans were brutal and no wonder they converted to being Christian: Ummm except she CHOSE to be a sacrifice. If you look at the writings of Ibn Fadlan, they had to be willing or would not be sacrificed bc they would not be "pure." Whereas you Christians or people who think Christianity is peaceful killed more people than any other religions combined. Remember when Athelstan is crucified for being a Northman's friend? They did that and much, much worse. Tortured people, had absolutely barbaric executions, women held zero power unlike the power they had as Viking warriors and Nordic society and in their pagan religions. And don't even get me started on crusaders. Most Christians back then and even today are the most UN-CHRISTLIKE people. Jesus valued women and "fallen women." Mary was not a virgin. That was likely a mistranslation. So please, 🤫. But aside from that. Interesting tidbit; there are nine priests on each side of the boat. Nine horse heads. Everything is a multiple of nine. Even the men Gyda sleeps with. Three is a multiple of nine. Odin sacrificed himself to himself on Yggdrasil, the world tree, for nine days and nine nights. This sacrifice opened him up to the knowledge of ancient runes, magic, secrets of the NINE worlds (there are nine worlds in norse mythology). Nine is a number of power. In Uppsala, they sacrificed nine species and nine of each species to the gods originally once every ear then once every nine years. Nine is a number of power, magic, runes etc. Just thought I would share 😊
@hannahdyson7129 You mean the Crusades? When Christians were being openly raided and, as a result, retaliated against Islamics? I'm not saying there weren't bad apples who claimed to be Christians, as there are many throughout history, bit for the most part, Christianity had been founded as a peaceful religion that has improved many people's lives, and discourages violence. Unlike Muslim, and pagan religions who encourages their people to fight and kill non-believers.
@THEMADHATTRESS The fact that you think Athlestan was actually crucified and that Christian crucifixion was ever a practice throughout history tells me everything I need to know about your knowledge of Christians throughout history. I looked everywhere and ouldn't find a single account of Christian crucifixion (unless you count the KKK), as it makes no sense. There have been no concrete historical accounts of Christians crucifying their enemies in the name of Jesus Christ... who was ALSO crucified, as doing so would be extremely blasphemous.
@@THEMADHATTRESS Athelstan being crucified as well as 99% of the Christian behavior throughout this show was Hollywood fabrication to make Vikins seem like the good guys.
Thick hair, beards , cloaks to hide your hands under... As a long winter coat user, I can tell that wind has no chance against it. Warm as a fireplace inside :)
I have never been afraid of death, only the manner of the death , I want to die a good death , as a man , facing everything head on as I have always done .
2:15: “And I don’t mean it metaphorically, or rhetorically or poetically, or theoretically or in any other fancy way! I’m death, straight up. And I’ve come for you, Puss in Bo- uh… I mean, Gyda!”
The song is "isa" by wardruna. As far as a few comments I saw saying pagans were brutal and no wonder they converted to being Christian: Ummm except she CHOSE to be a sacrifice. If you look at the writings of Ibn Fadlan, they had to be willing or would not be sacrificed bc they would not be "pure." Whereas you Christians or people who think Christianity is peaceful killed more people than any other religions combined. Remember when Athelstan is crucified for being a Northman's friend? They did that and much, much worse. Tortured people, had absolutely barbaric executions, women held zero power unlike the power they had as Viking warriors and Nordic society and in their pagan religions. And don't even get me started on crusaders. Most Christians back then and even today are the most UN-CHRISTLIKE people. Jesus valued women and "fallen women." Mary was not a virgin. That was likely a mistranslation. So please, 🤫. But aside from that. Interesting tidbit; there are nine priests on each side of the boat. Nine horse heads. Everything is a multiple of nine. Even the men Gyda sleeps with. Three is a multiple of nine. Odin sacrificed himself to himself on Yggdrasil, the world tree, for nine days and nine nights. This sacrifice opened him up to the knowledge of ancient runes, magic, secrets of the NINE worlds (there are nine worlds in norse mythology). Nine is a number of power. In Uppsala, they sacrificed nine species and nine of each species to the gods originally once every ear then once every nine years. Nine is a number of power, magic, runes etc. Just thought I would share 😊
The ritual sacrifice is actually real, I remember reading about a poet that came over to watch a Viking funeral, he talked about the maidens being lift up and down thru Garland wreaths then had sex with all the men of the town then was killed by Angel of death
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Hel’s appearance and the tone of her voice are perfect. She is compassionate and admires the bravery of the poor girl.
She is not Hel. She is the "Angel of Death", which is title of the woman taking on that role in the viking funeral. Read the writings of Ibn Fadlān before spreading ignorance.
@@andrewbordeaux1344Wow, really? After just a quick trip down Google highway and it appears *you’re* the one who needs to do more research.🙄
@@talkingmotankawdym? He's right lol
She’s not a poor girl. She volunteered excitedly to go with lagertha and expressed how happy she was to be chosen by the gods. It’s an honor, not a pity.
@@andrewbordeaux1344 yeah erm she’s a god, vikings didn’t have black eye contact lenses back then as far as I can tell XD
The scene in which Gyda actually gets stabbed, and she feels the sword in her, is super hard to watch!!! Even though she’s willing to die, but killing her while she’s fully conscious can cause such fear and pain, as well as shock. She took it so bravely even if there was indeed some fear in her.
This makes me sad that we never got to see a funeral for Ragnar. I can’t imagine how massive it would be. I think people from across Scandinavia would flock to Kattegat to say goodbye to the greatest Viking who ever lived.
exactly
We saw his funeral when whole England had been burnt by little piggies
This is a mesmerizing piece of music.
In a way the great heathen army and their conquest is symbolically Ragnar's funeral rite
I never thought of that till now!
I love the way Hel is portrayed in this show. She's exactly how I picture her with the rotting side of her body and her voice. She's one of my favorite Goddesses from Norse Mythology.
She ´s not a goddess but à jotunh
@@fabianbrioult455 I had no idea that was the case. Either way she was beautifully portrayed.
@@fabianbrioult455 she is both 😉
I Wish there was more of her in the series☹️
I thought that was a Valkyrie
Thank you Katheryn Winnick for the brilliance of Lagertha.
Worst acting in the show. You gotta be kidding me.
@@carmen7833 i agree ... not the best imo
Yea her whole act changed after that battle where she went missing and she made me cringe every time she spoke after that, just like all the dialog in this scene.
This is the saddest death of any character I’ve ever seen. The funeral was incredibly moving. 😢💔
Bjorns death is
Right along with the unnecessary deaths of all the animals and people just because she died. I get it, that was then. But I don't find it moving.
they left out a lot of details...she sang her death song, gang sex, then told her this is for your king, sang again, they held her down, tied a rope on neck and pulled it, then angle if death stabbed her as warriors drummed their shields to , burned the ship ...and into Valhalla they go...as one Arab witness said: great physical specimens, tall as palms,always carried a sword and dagger with them ...I don't mean to glorify it, it was what it was...
That black eyed woman is like the scariest shit of my nightmares
I think they used belladonna to make their eyes look like that.
Id still smash
I wouldn't call her a nightmare, she was kind, comforting, respectful and in Gydas last moments took her pain into herself. I think she was a very comforting face of death.
@@sleekoduck okay the used sclera contacts look at my pro pic. Belladonna could blind you if not used right and it only enlarges the pupil.
I find her too attractive
Isa is the perfect song for this scene. Brings out so much emotion..
What's the title of the song and the artist?
@@mikeikenwa3965 Wardruna - Isa
I heard that song during a Warduna concert but didn't find the name. Thanks !
@@JSCHMIT94 Thank You so Much 🙏🏾❤️
The music is "Isa - Wardruna"
Thanks mate!
You've made my day, thanks ;)
Thank you so much
Thanks, we need more like you
The female warriors running the ceremony was such a great touch to honor Lagertha!
The Valkyries
I have never seen this show but the last few minutes of that scene actually made me tear up. This was so beautifully made despite it being a funeral.
You're doing yourself a disservice. I can't recommend this show enough.
You have to watch it
This is probably the best show ever made 💯
This is the most powerful thing I have ever seen on film ever!
I think so too. I’ve come back and watched it and every time I think “ this is the single most powerful piece of cinema ever made “
In my dreams, we are always together which sums everything up and my heart broke into a million pieces. They are finally together again and happy.
This episode alone is one of the many reasons why this show is better than the one with dragons
Lol stop
i wont give the 70th like, sory
@@muhammadn.cheema998 lol
@@ashwilliams7302 stop the comparison please
You're comparing a celery to a tomato. Totally different genres.
I love how they incorporated the account of the Viking funeral from Ahmad ibn Fadlan’s writings.
thank you for posting this. we are vikings on my mother's side of the family. i love learning about my ancestors and who they met along the way. Again, thank you.
It’s impossible not to let the music give you chills. When she’s stabbed and the angel of death looks up and sighs, talk about chills bro!
Nope.
@@saramcgaha1406 to each their own, there's some real emotionally moving points in the vikings soundtrack
@@gollygeewillickers you are right about that. To each their own.
@@saramcgaha1406 yeah we're all individuals, and drawn to different things especially TV shows and music. What kind of music or show gives you goosebumps if ya don't mind my asking?
@@gollygeewillickers I like Vikings I just don’t like this scene.
I don’t usually post comments on social media or youtube, but this song and scene forced me to. Idk why but I can’t get enough of this song, I literally can’t stop listening to it ! specially with this scene. All soundtracks, scenes, actors, stories and so on... what a show!
I think it's Wardruna. they have many amazing songs. I highly recommend them and Danheim
its Isa by wadruna
I totally agree. The song fills me emotions and gives me goosebumps. Beautiful.
@@muhammadn.cheema998 THANK YOU, I've looking for this song. I didn't realize I should've been looking more in depth at Wardruna's albums lol, they are amazing!
@@muhammadn.cheema998 thanks for this. Been looking for it for so long
Season 8 of Game of Thrones could never
There was no season 8!!
GoT still better by a far margin
@@sobanked-3734 No. The last three seasons managed to ruin the whole advantage that GOT had on Vikings.
GOT started as the best TV show of the decade or more, but with season 6 onward.... fuck.
This was up there with Dany hatching dragons. Vikings passed GOT after Cersei blew up the Sept of Baelor.
I love the face of the Angel Of Death, a that she inspires...
This scene was incredible.
2024, and this still hits me in the feels...
Best TV Funeral ever..
This was a very sad scene but the song really got to me, I ended up jamming to the song with that slow deep house nod even though the emotions were still in the scene😔🥺
So yes, I had really teary eyes all thruout, but what rly made lose my shit was when lagertha floats down and lays next to Ragnar.
Their relationship got me the entire time so sad, because they were eachothers true love, they belonged together but couldn't. So finally they were together again. 🖤🖤
Lol I still can't watch this without wanting to cry.
This song touches my soul! Thank you for sharing ❤
What a passion this show is underrated..
You knew from the Paris invasion this was coming but you still weren’t prepared.
Oh my God...That was beautiful
At 3:50 - This is a woman that really loves her job.
The best sequence of the series 😍 I had chills and tears. How beautiful ! THANKS
What a magnificent, beautiful, tragic and terrifying episode. I really cried for Lagertha. GOT could never approach this level of drama, beauty and power..
GOT is far better than vikings
devadath g : wake up! GOT is fantasy, Vikings is history. Even if it’s not always accurate, it educates us in the ways, customs and religion of a culture that played a major role in Euroamerican history. If I want fantasy, I’ll go for LOTR - which at least is based on real Nordic and Celtic legends, and its languages tie into real living languages of today. Vikings and LOTR are part of out cultural heritage. GOT is not.
@@paulziolo9241 history Or fantasy dosent matter. What i said is about the show
devadath g : De gustibus non est disputandum. Since I take a completely opposite ranking of both shows, we should simply agree to differ and leave it at that.
@@paulziolo9241 🤝
This IS so perfectly done ...gyda is perfect
WARDRUNAS MUSIC MADE SO MANY OF THESE SCENES SO MUCH BETTER!
It's so... Strange and poetic that the sacrifice's name was the same as the daughter she lost. 😢 Also can someone explain the pre-death sex? I don't get that part.
+1
The Innocent went to another place than Valhalla. They took her virginity so she could just be with lagertha.
@@koraamni5999 Ahhh. Okay. I'm glad she got to be with her mistress. God-speed Largetha
This scene is so powerful
Incredible, powerful scenes, utterly moving: this is how to complete character arcs.
i cant understand why this extended music is not available on youtube....this is one of the best bgms in vikings ever...
It is available.
The music is titled isa by wardurna
Angel of death in a nutshell: I am da darkness! Oh, u want cuddles, ok I give cuddles! But I am still da darkness!
best thread comment ever.
@@susannordmark4081If she really is just a Viking priestess I have to wonder whether she always has that rotting side of her body and the black eyes, like some sort of otherworldly being. Like, imagine just running into her out buying her groceries whilst she looks like that! 😅
Man they had me crying
This bit of history brought to you by the courtesy of a scholar named ibn fadlan and his first hand acount of a viking funeral.
Imma name my kid Lagertha someday. I'll tell her she was a shieldmaided turned queen, then a legend.
The actress who portraits Gyda is phenomenal.
if always wondered how Ivar would have reacted to it if he would have been in the audience in this scene.
Favourite Tv Show, too bad it is over....
It's not over yet there's still the second part
Ooh, horses 😢😢😢 This sacrifises in ‘Vikings’ it’s so hard to see it... so cruelty
They’re working horses, they would have been just fine
What’s cruel varies from time to time
No need to see what they did to infants
Masterpiece
I love how they don't whitewash viking history and show the gruesome parts but also do it respectfully in the way they would've seen it.
How can you whitewash white culture LOL
Raw :0
Wtf are you talking about? You misused the word ‘whitewash’ in the dumbest way possible, I’m sorry.
The two guys standing next to the one who made love to her, to "prepare" her. Why was freyja represented by a man?
@@OGStarlightKY let's hope it was a sarcastic joke......
Putting aside the “this isn’t accurate” argument and just admiring this scene.. it’s so incredibly powerful and a great ode to lagertha. Makes me wonder what ragnar’s funeral would have been like if he had one
Epic; makes me wonder what Ragnar's would have been like......
Song is "isa" from wardruna
I hate the comparisons to GoT. Two totally different creations/stories. One is based on real life (if somewhat loosely), the other was fantasy - with dragons and white walkers and wights. Please stop. You can like both. You can think one ending was better than the other, but it's like comparing apples and oranges.
Everything is better than the garbage got season 8
GOT was based on events and figures throughout Britain's history. Look up GOT real history on YT, very interesting.
Game of Thrones and Vikings are very similar shows. In fact, they're two sides of the same coin. You can also like both at the same time.
I absolutely love this soundtrack. Does anyone have any information on it?
This particular piece is call Isa By Wardruna
@@AnkushB2586 Thank you so much!
most welcome Stephanie
Almost all music in this show is by Wardruna. The song where they sail to England is also by Wardruna.
I love this track
vikings... master films. thank
This is very deep and dramatic. 😮
Everything about this is done to perfection. Game of thrones doesn't come close
The showrunners for GoT ommited the best parts of the later books from the show. That's why it so bland.
I found it odd that, or perhaps appropriate, that despite the visions and descriptions we have of the afterlife Odin's Hall as being shining and gleaming, we see Lagertha's sacrifice overseen by an extremely sinister figure like the so called "Angel of Death". Then, instead of being carried into the shining halls, Lagertha descends into the darkness, which can only be described as Nilflheim/Helheim, petrifying and turning to ash.
Actually the angel of death?!? She’s just a clergywoman doing her job...
@@DreamStalker2 i never said she wasn't...
@@DreamStalker2 besides, worship of the Aesir had no organized structure and clergy. It was an entirely localized, personal experience.
I feel like that scene where she sinks is more symbolic, as you could see her face get burnt in the fire but when she sank, she had no burns, nor did her clothing.
Nonetheless, fucking amazing scene, this is how I want to my funeral. (Maybe minus a lady getting sacrificed for me, I mean, maybe? Idk)
She is hel the overseer to the death realm lagerther was reunited with ragnar and they became dust but they were on their journey so we dont see that part just the reunion
Amazing...
It would be so amazing when Hel get a place in the Vikings: Valhalla series!!!😱🙏
An absolute beautiful scene. 💜 Also love how people in the comments act like the Christians haven't done horrible shit. Aka slaughtering people that didn't believe 🤷♀️
This is a fucking TV show, why the fuck is religion here? Religion doesn't exist. Your god, their gods, all gods do not exist and is a construct by humans.
@@Kainoa_25 Religion does exist, unfortunately. Just their gods and whatever else they believe does not.
@@normanroscher7545 Fair enough, a false sense of belief. It exist as much as the boogeyman in the dark that keeps people scared I suppose.
Beautiful you say? To me this scene is so sick and gruesome it gives me a really bad feeling in my stomach. That is some sick tradition...
@@torksendal3020 Is it now? Well here's a suggestion. Are you ready? Don't watch it. Wow, who would of thought!
I've often wondered-what happened to the body of the girl who was sacrificed? Would it have been placed somewhere on the funeral boat, to take the final voyage with the Queen? Or would it have been buried or burned separately. but treated with reverence as a sacrifice?
This video is edited so you can't see it, but in the full episode you can see that the body of the sacrificed girl is on the boat near the Lagertha's one.
I watched a music video on RUclips. No idea what it was so I can't link it. It had scenes from viking type movies. Some scenes were from GOT. One of the scenes had 3 teen girls dressed in long white gowns. With crowns of flowers, I think. They were tied hand and foot and placed in small rowboats. Lying on their backs with wood around them. The boats were pushed into the ocean/lake. Apparently, flaming arrows were to be shot into the boats.
Maybe from the Vikings TV series? This looks like the kind of gritty historical drama I would like. I still have to watch Vikings.
Banging beat ngl
Man that music is so fuckin good
Wardruna - isa 🦊
I love the ritual attending monks in vikings lol
great scene with isa music wardruna....
3:51 That's a Smile of a Sadist
This scenes alone is better than same shows. Oh i want the song
Wardruna: Isa
@@Deemosorence117 thanks i had a very hard time explaining why i am playing this song
Isa, by Wardruna ;)
No wonder most of the Vikings ended up converting to Christianity. They probably looked back and said "Yeah that was a bit much, we've had enough."
The song is "isa" by wardruna.
As far as a few comments I saw saying pagans were brutal and no wonder they converted to being Christian:
Ummm except she CHOSE to be a sacrifice. If you look at the writings of Ibn Fadlan, they had to be willing or would not be sacrificed bc they would not be "pure." Whereas you Christians or people who think Christianity is peaceful killed more people than any other religions combined. Remember when Athelstan is crucified for being a Northman's friend? They did that and much, much worse. Tortured people, had absolutely barbaric executions, women held zero power unlike the power they had as Viking warriors and Nordic society and in their pagan religions. And don't even get me started on crusaders. Most Christians back then and even today are the most UN-CHRISTLIKE people. Jesus valued women and "fallen women." Mary was not a virgin. That was likely a mistranslation. So please, 🤫.
But aside from that. Interesting tidbit; there are nine priests on each side of the boat. Nine horse heads. Everything is a multiple of nine. Even the men Gyda sleeps with. Three is a multiple of nine. Odin sacrificed himself to himself on Yggdrasil, the world tree, for nine days and nine nights. This sacrifice opened him up to the knowledge of ancient runes, magic, secrets of the NINE worlds (there are nine worlds in norse mythology). Nine is a number of power. In Uppsala, they sacrificed nine species and nine of each species to the gods originally once every ear then once every nine years. Nine is a number of power, magic, runes etc. Just thought I would share 😊
Ah yes . The peaceful Christians .
Who where openly genocidal
@hannahdyson7129 You mean the Crusades? When Christians were being openly raided and, as a result, retaliated against Islamics? I'm not saying there weren't bad apples who claimed to be Christians, as there are many throughout history, bit for the most part, Christianity had been founded as a peaceful religion that has improved many people's lives, and discourages violence.
Unlike Muslim, and pagan religions who encourages their people to fight and kill non-believers.
@THEMADHATTRESS The fact that you think Athlestan was actually crucified and that Christian crucifixion was ever a practice throughout history tells me everything I need to know about your knowledge of Christians throughout history. I looked everywhere and ouldn't find a single account of Christian crucifixion (unless you count the KKK), as it makes no sense. There have been no concrete historical accounts of Christians crucifying their enemies in the name of Jesus Christ... who was ALSO crucified, as doing so would be extremely blasphemous.
@@THEMADHATTRESS Athelstan being crucified as well as 99% of the Christian behavior throughout this show was Hollywood fabrication to make Vikins seem like the good guys.
I wish I had a Lagertha poster in my room . Such a bad ass
chega escorrer lagrimas nos olhos!
It seems like the angel of death was crying
Sen foda
Queen of all Shield maiden's! Lagertha!
you see vikings you click
That was sickening. That death cult needed to be put down.
Im guessing it around -10c, -15/-20 with the windchill? No touques no mitts...
Thick hair, beards , cloaks to hide your hands under... As a long winter coat user, I can tell that wind has no chance against it. Warm as a fireplace inside :)
Minus -20? Haha, that's t-shirt weather in Winnipeg. Minus 51 last night. I imagine the Vikings were used to it as well.
Very few attestations in the sagas talk of warrior women, just a handful.
Most people just went to Hel.
Does someone know the title of the music part we heard at 5:37 ?
Quel est le titre de la musique ? Merci
Alguém poderia deixar o link dessa música de fundo por favor
Isa-wardruna
I wish Ragnar would have seen her enter Valhalla to be with him as well..
So I'm wondering: contact lenses hadn't been invented yet, so how does the priestess turn her eyes black?
Some sort of dye
She represents HEL the godess of death
@@jadefcx9912 Cool. So how does she turn her eyes black?
@@RCAvhstape they're made out of dead evil stuff
@@RCAvhstape the plant nightshade dilates the pupils of the eyes really wide, the rest is just lighting tricks.
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So sad...
Is this song on spotify?
Skladbu z této scény nemůžu nikde najít / I cant find music from this scene
I have never been afraid of death, only the manner of the death , I want to die a good death , as a man , facing everything head on as I have always done .
What song is the beginning plz answers
Ohh yeah, the famous viking eye tattoos
as a Visigoths I love my bloodline. ,,
My shazam cant find tbis music. Please tell me the name. Somebody!
the first song is isa from wardruna the second is reunion and final rest from trevor morris
Talk about Dark Ages, these people were a whole case short of a light bulb.😖😖😖
The angel of death 😮
2:15: “And I don’t mean it metaphorically, or rhetorically or poetically, or theoretically or in any other fancy way! I’m death, straight up. And I’ve come for you, Puss in Bo- uh… I mean, Gyda!”
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Cuál es el nombre de la canción o como la busco? Soy fan de la serie Vikings.
Isa - Wardruna
What's the name of the music playing in the background?
ruclips.net/video/nDyAp-wtnFo/видео.html
Wardruna, is a Norwegian music group, and this song is Isa
Épico épico épico sin duda el mejor capítulo de la temporada
La que intérpreta el ángel de la muerte, excelente
3:41 kiss of death
Imagine thinking you are going to Valhalla, then finding yourself in Hell ..
One in the same really. Just look at how they portrayed Lagertha's journey there. Bit of a descension..
The song is "isa" by wardruna.
As far as a few comments I saw saying pagans were brutal and no wonder they converted to being Christian:
Ummm except she CHOSE to be a sacrifice. If you look at the writings of Ibn Fadlan, they had to be willing or would not be sacrificed bc they would not be "pure." Whereas you Christians or people who think Christianity is peaceful killed more people than any other religions combined. Remember when Athelstan is crucified for being a Northman's friend? They did that and much, much worse. Tortured people, had absolutely barbaric executions, women held zero power unlike the power they had as Viking warriors and Nordic society and in their pagan religions. And don't even get me started on crusaders. Most Christians back then and even today are the most UN-CHRISTLIKE people. Jesus valued women and "fallen women." Mary was not a virgin. That was likely a mistranslation. So please, 🤫.
But aside from that. Interesting tidbit; there are nine priests on each side of the boat. Nine horse heads. Everything is a multiple of nine. Even the men Gyda sleeps with. Three is a multiple of nine. Odin sacrificed himself to himself on Yggdrasil, the world tree, for nine days and nine nights. This sacrifice opened him up to the knowledge of ancient runes, magic, secrets of the NINE worlds (there are nine worlds in norse mythology). Nine is a number of power. In Uppsala, they sacrificed nine species and nine of each species to the gods originally once every ear then once every nine years. Nine is a number of power, magic, runes etc. Just thought I would share 😊
The ritual sacrifice is actually real, I remember reading about a poet that came over to watch a Viking funeral, he talked about the maidens being lift up and down thru Garland wreaths then had sex with all the men of the town then was killed by Angel of death