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Hell, even a true fan might appreciate a refresher.
Let me preface this by saying: these are not the best episodes of the series.
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Aethelstan himself does experience a legitimate religious epiphany, rededicating himself to Christianity.
The third thing is learning of the destruction of the settlement that he and Lagertha left behind in Wessex.
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Not that things have been all that great back in Wessex.
Oddly enough, however, its not Rollos triumph that lands this episode on this list.
Their response to the return of the old boar is also quite revealing, especially Ubbes.
Although seeing the impact of it on Ecberts face is enough to give it an Honorable Mention.
Finally, ignore the introduction of Heahmund.
He will amount to nothing.
The episode begins with Ivar basically setting aside centuries of Viking proto-democratic rule and cementing himself as a despot.
This will serve as the final lynchpin to drive Hvitserk away from him.
Ivar isnt the only one alienating allies.
And yet, the greatest heartbreak in this episode isnt romantic.
This is then followed by the suicide of Kjetills daughter, and Floki is at the breaking point.
His mother was a ruthless woman who died as a result of that ruthlessness.
And yet Ivar was unflinching in his hatred of the person who killed her in vengeance.
Will he see himself as justified for killing her for her betrayal?
Or will this one more of the many psychic wounds that he carries with him.
