Fr it cut off and I was so bummed 😭

Wasn't the way you wanted be mature that's life

​@@iocsparkfire0075gwilym1991 didn't comment the way you wanted them to. Be mature, that's life.

aslaugh was a hypocrite, whore... team lagerta all the way!

Why do short makers do this? They for some reason take out the best parts for some reason

But he had to because the earl was jelouse of ragnar and was going to kill him and his family

Should have stayed humble in otherwords

@frozenlama23 Because Ragnar left the farm room discover new lands. If he wouldn't have left the farm and wouldn't have taken risks, no earl would've been mad at him.

I ALWAYS think of that line.

​@@frozenlama23 he means before even then , he shouldve never ventured the sea or raided Lindisfarne

he appreciated that ass

I don't think Ragnar knows what love is.

​@@selinxsenerhe loved lagartha, all of his sons, his daughter, his brother, loki and athelstan like wtf did you watch the show? 😂

@@kelvinb16 just the 1st season. but if he really loved her, why did he not get back together with her, or not even try that?

@@selinxsener because he knew lagartha and that if she wanted to leave him then that's what she was going to do and begging her to not go would only make her lose respect for him, besides he asked her to stay with him and allow him to have more children with aslaug on the side but lagartha thought that would be to embarrassing and shameful for her to have a husband who openly has another woman and that people would know she could no longer have children. You can tell by how he speaks to her, how he looks at her and how he remembers her that he truly did love lagartha but destiny drove them apart. You should watch the rest of the show, it's weird to judge a character from just one season.

💯 this scene and her acting in it always stood out to me

Fear and sadness

What’s the show called??

​@@user-pp9dq6cd5i Vikings

@@user-pp9dq6cd5ivikings, its on Netflix. It’s made by the history chanell, it’s based on real events. The main speaking is Ragnar Lothbrok the main character and one of the most famous vikings of all time

​@@user-pp9dq6cd5iViking

"my contract is almost up"

What was she thinking bro,?😂

@@dixantadhi6801 she gonna sukk ma tip

Plot twist: Ragnar pulled that hair really hard, so hard it made her cry.

​@@oldmanrick68😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

tho the first one killed the second…🤷🏻‍♂️

​ @Live And that's the reality of a plural marriage

​@@jessicadia7293Not really. That's just an example.

They were lucky to have him, too

​@@darkerdaemon7794 no woman wants to share her man. Some endure it because they were indoctrinated, or feel they don't deserve better.

Vikings were very family oriented and actually quite civilised as far as communities go. The brotherhood they shared was nothing like anything we've seen before. Ruthless and bloody but compassionate and soft when it comes to family. Women were also allowed to speak at important meetings as well.

He was always farmer/family first. It was everyone around him that wanted to fight and kill.

@@michaelisbill7497 It’s true. They were also more egalitarian than anyone else because their environment was harsh. They needed everyone to survive.

@@BruhWhyDidTheyChangeThis exactly🔥🔥

Oddly enough, Vikings tended to be far more sanitary than your average medieval peasant, actually bathing on a somewhat regular basis

But he didn't love her. Still I think he said the kindest thing ever to her. He respects her but it's not love

She never showed any love towards him. We always saw her pov as being quite manipulative with some good moments but she hardly showed it towards her own children

Ragnar openly stated what they both knew, it wasnt love that brought them together. Ragnar wanted more sons, he had been told he would have more sons, Lagertha clearly wasnt the one who could give him that, and Aslaugh didnt love Ragnar, but she knew that he was an Earl/Jarl now, a position of power and he had become famous enough that everyone knew he was the first one to sail to new undiscovered lands, he had power and position, all she had was being the daughter of legendary mom and father, but she had accomplished nothing herself. And so she was willing to give him what he wanted if he gave her what she wanted and they both delivered.

He told the truth and nothing but the truth.

Aslaugh wanted to hear I love you you from Ragnar but he was grateful.

A man braiding a legend's hair.

​​@@brooksiedoodle5087 a legend braiding another legend's hair.

​@@brooksiedoodle5087 how is she a legend? What has she done thats so legendary?

​@@ixavdacity legend says she made a potion that got rid of IBS for the men.

​@@ixavdacity because she gave birth and raised some off the most iconic warrior Vikings ever. And being the wife of a legend makes her legendary.

I completely agree! The subtle changes in micro expressions and the way they capture the essence of each individual sentence is a testament to the actors' incredible talent and skill. It's truly a masterclass in portraying the complexities of human emotions through performance.

That was beautifully poetic.

Ναι Συμφωνώ Απολύτως μαζί σου

You have a way with words, maestro.

@neechie3o6 thanks I write poetry as a past‐time!

Very true. What's even better is when you can get people to admire you even though you are a "bad person" then you know the acting is supreme. A perfect example is some professional wrestlers. Stone Cold Steve Austin and Rowdy Roddy Piper are the two biggest ones. They were billed as "Heels" or "Bad Guys" but their acting was so great that they became "Anti-Heroes" and were loved by the audience to the point that the WWE had to turn them into "Good Guys" LOL. Now that is some excellent acting. Let's not forget "The Rock", Dwayne Johnson. He started off as a "bad guy" but he played his character so charismatic that people couldn't help but love him. He would literally degrade them and the city/state they lived in and STILL, they loved him LOL. Another example is Tom Hiddlestead's character of Loki in the Avenger/Thor movies. The dude tried to kill his father and his brother, Thor, and the audience STILL loved him LOL.

​@@thomasjoseph5876 can't say I blame Loki.

@@ChrisAndCats Very true lol.

It saved the 4th season which was horrible imo. These last conversations Ragnar had with his loved ones were highlights.

​@@MarianneAngel147You didnt saw 5 and 6 if you think 4 was already awful 😅 But lets be honest, the first 3 Seasons are the best, everything after is just meh

Didnt she let Bjorns Kid die or am i tripping.

@@Surreal93 that happened. And it didn‘t even make any sense. No one cared about this kid. Not bjorn, not even lagertha. Ragnar once asked bjorn why he didn‘t care about her and that was it. Did‘t make any sense to me.

@@thedukeoflife And i thought i dreamed that shit, yea it makes completely no sense xD, thanks for the explaination!

@@Surreal93 yeah no problem ✌🏻🤝

She was a bitch, she was crying out of guilt because she didn’t poison them to hate Ragnar, she just poisoned that sumbitch to be an A-hole because he was neglected by all (which should not be blamed on the vikings because that’s who they were)

Yes ❤

Lagertha couldn't bear him children. It's good he found her when he could.

Yeah. This is why I like this scene. He respects Aslaug for all the things he says but he doesn't actually love her

He had like 3 or 4 kids w Lagertha. Bjorn was the oldest of Ragnar and Lagerthas children

@@noramchargue5587 did you even watch the show? Name those 3 4 children.

i think when he told bjorn he’s proud of him. its what every man strives for deep down is to be acknowledged by his father and told those words.

She was a terrible queen. Lagertha showed just how easily an enemy could waltz in and kill her or any one of her citizens when she finally evened the score for seducing Ragnar all those years ago. All that time Ragnar spent abroad and Auslaug spent none of it actually improving Kattegat and its defenses. As an English queen consort that might be fine, but for a Viking that was pitiful - with Lagertha in charge the town would have become a stone walled fortess by that time.

Lagertha is a real queen

@@mnomadvfxin my opinion she let herself get killed and usurped by lagetha, she smiled when she was shot by her. Also she turned her city into a great trading city, which qualifies to being a good queen

@@henrymorrisss queen of cringe indeed

@@silva3658 imagine calling anyone queen of cringe when you actually like Aslaug

He is awesome.... was great in "Danger Close" too.... most expressive eyes I have ever seen. Hope to see him in more, but tbh - no matter what he does, I doubt it will be as legendary as he was in this show.

Both are staright forward/ no bullshit mentalities

just cause he's Aussie now dosen't mean his ancestors weren't Beserkers! Being a Viking is in one's DNA.

It’s a phenomenal scene, acting, writing. Travis’ delivery is perfect. Her eyes in response are perfect. Can feel the years wash over the two of them.

the actress playing Aslaug is an Aussie too.

the fact that Travis Fimmel never won an Emmy for his portrayal of Ragnar is a crime.

@@PGLAMB1978 I do concur that Travis should have won an award for his portrayal of Ragnar in Vikings. 💪🏻🙏🏻✨

Nah bro he IS Ragnar Lothbrok 😭😭

She put a spell on him.

​@@sarahrobertson634😂

Mine too! The way he acted with his eyes and facial expressions/body movement, no other actor has impressed me like Travis.

Floki then Ragnar. Imo.

@@Badger1776 floki was amazing too. I swear no other actors affected me like they did.

@@kellyramsey5486 I agree! I also wanna add Rick Grimes from the walking dead, played by Andrew Lincoln. He does the same thing with the facial expressions and mannerisms. Both fantastic actors!

​@@jessseg4100 Jackson Teller

The moment lagertha f**ked his brother he began to leave her...I hate how everyone makes everything about lagertha 😂 great show though!!

yas

Aslaug's motherhood should be appreciated, as she prioritized her son’s emotional well-being over her personal feelings towards their father

She was a great Queen actually, in the years she ruled solo, Kattegat flourished and grew

​@@ceneditsdope but didn't she treat sigurd really bad? I don't remember much-

​@@twoguysonebuttShe treated Sigurd as special child. Pumpered him too much, he still was hated by peers, but mother loved him.

And yet she laughed when Bjorn's daughter was found dead. She did nothing about it.

Why would u hate her for that Lagetha cheated on ragnar with his own brother more than once born isnt even ragnars real son

​@RuumVTW lol what. None of that is true bro

@@anon1087 they literally said it in the show tf are u talking about

@@TheRuumExperience rollo had a thing for lagertha but she didn’t feel the same.

@@ssky3s they slept together they literally said it in the show that's why Rollo said Bjorn was his son wth are you talking about Ragnar was away on summer raids Rollo didnt go bc of being injured or something I dont remember and that's when they had slept together dont say anything if u dont know u can literally look it tf up

Einaudi

lmm

The Vikings were very fond of piano pieces.

Ludovico Eunaudi - the experience. Great piece of music

Do you even know what "underrated" means? Everyone and their mother loves this series.

He said "was"​@@AzraelAlpha

The best imo!!!!

Like many it starts great and then just slides into repetition and annoying hang ups after a few seasons. I had completely lost interest long before Lagertha died.

@@mnomadvfx everyone's entitled to their own opinion, but literally no1 agrees with you. Humans stay complaining smh. Enjoy the show or stfu. They didn't even have TV in Lagertha's time or electricity for that matter, yet here you go complaining about a show that has some repetitive scenes FROM YOUR PERSPECTIVE though it's literally based on real events, and sometimes, history repeats itself 🤣🤦🏾‍♂️🤡

@@mnomadvfx ragnar died, that's why we lost interest.

​@@CeRz don't forget iver..He is also a king..

I applaud you, and every woman who resists such temptation.

​@@lax4352The child deserves to know the truth.

Indeed. ❤

He didn't love her

Very true.

Until fairly recently in human history marriage had very little to do with love. Marrying for love is quite a modern idea. Back in those times it was essential for a man to have sons for the continuation of the family, for labor distribution and for new warriors. It wasn't PC but that's just the way it was. If society falls it will be that way again.

@@patriciabandeko3842 When society falls, women will disappear into the wilderness and avoid males altogether.

What is this show? I wanna watch

@@hauntingghosts8627 the show is “Vikings”

And sons

And mothers like me too! I never poisoned my children’s ears but their father sure tried. How sad that is. When Ragnar spoke these words, I felt them. I wish my ex did.

​@@dianathomas1025 my father did the same, my mother didn't. Which is why I've always been loyal to my mom, not my dad.

​@@dianathomas1025 Pick better men, stop being irresponsible

​@@brooksiedoodle5087 Sounds like she poisoned your mind

What is the name of this show?

@@theresamiller4503 Vikings

​@@theresamiller4503Vikings

She allowed her grandchild to be neglected; did you forget? And sooooo much more.

Listen carefully to Aslaug’s last words. She wanted Lagaertha to kill her in a way she would end up in Valhalla. Notice L said, “I understand,” to her request and the slight smile on A’s face when she went down.

Neither did his poor granddaughter Siggy 🤦🏻‍♀️ The child who died under her care then actually smiled and laughed about it! Her death didn’t come soon enough

​​​@@bossbonita1235Mind you, not a single person cared, not even her parents or grandparents, so idk why y'all got this energy for Aslaug with Siggy, when she had no real obligation toward this child who everyone else abandoned, but none for her own useless parents or uncaring grandparents. Never see anyone shading Ragnar, or Lagertha or Bjorn for abandoning Siggy or not caring enough to be mad or ask about her, yet Aslaug, who already has like four other kids to watch, gets this flack because she also didn't care? Bffr.

@@bossbonita1235 no one cared about siggy

@@roseofthegarden_ Horse face Aslaug was a POS!

@@roseofthegarden_ the love people have for Ragnar lagartha and bjorn is sometimes annoying . I got roasted in a comment section for defending aslaug it was unreal I couldn’t believe it 😂

He was only soft to her in this clip. He was a total pee head

Cause doesn't simple

He literally said love didn't bring them together, even she knew that.

Because he never did love her. Which becomes clear when he says he wished he never left the farm

You're one in a million. So many parents use and abuse their children like pawns to hurt the other. It only ends up hurting the child in the end.

God bless you

Wow. You ain’t weak.

You're a good mother. You've allowed your daughter to determine the worth of their relationship and to see him for what he is to her. You've armed her with the truth and the freedom to make her own judgement, unclouded by your own experience with him.

The child should know the truth.

The music is by Ludovico einauldi it's called "experience "

Thx guys

Never. She did so much damaged to Lagerths and her family

​@Sylvia Martinez that other girl was a skank

@@david598 what other girl?

That’s awfully big of you 😂

​@@sylviamartinez9810 Ragnar is the one who did the damage. Ragnar is the one who betrayed Lagertha. How can a woman who owes you no loyalty, and doesn't even know you, betray you? It's ridiculous how we blame women for men cheating on their wives. We never blame men for sleeping with a married woman, unless the man knows and is close to the married womans husband. We don't even blame the new man when the married woman leaves her husband for the new man. It's completely stupid to expect more from one gender than the other.

she was good mother to them all

Her head is fucked up man..i dont know why ppl love her after that😂

Very true , women tend not to direct their murderous intent towards husband or boyfriend when they cheat it’s always towards the woman the man cheated with 😂 lagartha harbored all that hate and revenge for aslaug for years but loved Ragnar make it make sense

You're welcome! I'm glad I could help

He didn't love her. But respected her as he says so that's a good thing

"The greatest respect a wife can give a husband is to not turn her children against him" I dunno - I'd settle for not deciding to go cold 5 years into the marriage. If you are going to decide to do that you should have the good grace to ask for a divorce first rather than stringing your husband along.

​@@mnomadvfxNobody ever just goes cold. There were reasons.

​@@mnomadvfxYour self pity has no place here.