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01-13-2017 01:53 PM
@Mz iMac wrote:
Ivar or Ivan was actually a real person (as well as his brothers). Interesting background. Google Ivan or Ivar The Boneless.
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I really enjoy your historical additions to the thread!! Thank you...
Despite his violent actions towards others, I hated seeing Ragnar tortured!! I will miss his character and those blue eyes.
01-19-2017 07:52 PM
Anybody watch last night (1/18)? The blood eagle was back!!!!!
My favorite line of the show...
Floki to King Aelle, “I’ve been taught your god is a carpenter. Guess what? So am I!”
For some reason I have a sneaky suspicion that Floki is going to turn to Islam before the season ends. His adopted daughter is going to teach him. When the Vikings raided that Muslim city a few episodes back Floki had an epithamy when he heard the "prayer call" & noticed men were praying yet he could not see any idols or anything religious in the Mosque.
I want this sweater coat...
"Never argue with a fool. Onlookers may not be able to tell the difference."
01-19-2017 10:32 PM
Ragnar's desath has to go down as one of the most gruesome and horrifying ever shown.
01-20-2017 05:37 AM
Here is something ---- why is Ragnar's grave --- if you want to call it that --- more like his pitt of torture --- partially open??? I thought when he was thrown down there and the snakes were all about him that this pitt was totally closed. Now I see that there is a slight opening and they are showing it. Is there some significance to this??? I do not see how he could possibly have survived this --- so -------------???????
01-20-2017 09:20 AM - edited 01-20-2017 09:21 AM
@AngelPuppy1 wrote:Here is something ---- why is Ragnar's grave --- if you want to call it that --- more like his pitt of torture --- partially open??? I thought when he was thrown down there and the snakes were all about him that this pitt was totally closed. Now I see that there is a slight opening and they are showing it. Is there some significance to this??? I do not see how he could possibly have survived this --- so -------------???????
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I wondered about that open grave site too!! Surely his body did not survive, but maybe for the storyline, his "soul" did. Remember when he died... that flock of birds flew past the people???
01-20-2017 10:15 AM
@corita I kept hoping that Ragnar wasn't dead, initially. Now I think that this adds some detail to Ragnar's legend. His remains were never found. Where did they go? Did Odin come for his body to take him to Valhalla?
Also, I keep harking back to the old soap opera trick of not showing a dead character so that he/she can be resurrected later as a plot twist. LOL Don't think that will be happening.
Hope that Ragnar's sons can uphold his reputation!!!!
01-20-2017 10:58 AM
@pateacher wrote:@corita I kept hoping that Ragnar wasn't dead, initially. Now I think that this adds some detail to Ragnar's legend. His remains were never found. Where did they go? Did Odin come for his body to take him to Valhalla?
Also, I keep harking back to the old soap opera trick of not showing a dead character so that he/she can be resurrected later as a plot twist. LOL Don't think that will be happening.
Hope that Ragnar's sons can uphold his reputation!!!!
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I did not know that his remains were never found. Wonder if someone recovered them and gave him a proper burial somewhere!!
I wonder about his sons. I never thought that Ragnar was evil, but I do think a couple of his sons are intensely villainous!!!!
01-22-2017 09:00 AM
@corita wrote:
@AngelPuppy1 wrote:Here is something ---- why is Ragnar's grave --- if you want to call it that --- more like his pitt of torture --- partially open??? I thought when he was thrown down there and the snakes were all about him that this pitt was totally closed. Now I see that there is a slight opening and they are showing it. Is there some significance to this??? I do not see how he could possibly have survived this --- so -------------???????
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I wondered about that open grave site too!! Surely his body did not survive, but maybe for the storyline, his "soul" did. Remember when he died... that flock of birds flew past the people???
Yes, I do. The last show I watched when his boys came back and had vengence on the king -- wow -- that was awful --- they opened the grave --- no body. At least that I could see. Did someone remove it and place it somewhere else?? I guess they want you to have questions???
01-22-2017 09:01 AM
@pateacher wrote:@corita I kept hoping that Ragnar wasn't dead, initially. Now I think that this adds some detail to Ragnar's legend. His remains were never found. Where did they go? Did Odin come for his body to take him to Valhalla?
Also, I keep harking back to the old soap opera trick of not showing a dead character so that he/she can be resurrected later as a plot twist. LOL Don't think that will be happening.
Hope that Ragnar's sons can uphold his reputation!!!!
Yes, I think the sons will keep his legend going!
01-22-2017 09:03 AM
@corita wrote:
@pateacher wrote:@corita I kept hoping that Ragnar wasn't dead, initially. Now I think that this adds some detail to Ragnar's legend. His remains were never found. Where did they go? Did Odin come for his body to take him to Valhalla?
Also, I keep harking back to the old soap opera trick of not showing a dead character so that he/she can be resurrected later as a plot twist. LOL Don't think that will be happening.
Hope that Ragnar's sons can uphold his reputation!!!!
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I did not know that his remains were never found. Wonder if someone recovered them and gave him a proper burial somewhere!!
I wonder about his sons. I never thought that Ragnar was evil, but I do think a couple of his sons are intensely villainous!!!!
I didn't think he was really evil either -- though he did some evil things. I really believe he just wanted to go back to where it all begain --- with his wife --- Lagertha and family and be a farmer again! Yes, Ivar --- I think is really evil!!!
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