I like to imagine him getting to Valhalla and he greeted by his old friends drinking in a tavern laughing with tears on how long it took him t o get there and offering him a cup.
"ay' Tostig, what took you so long? The foods already gone cold and the shield-maidens have left!" "Don't blame me, there wasn't anyone worthy enough to fell me until I was a decrepit old man!"
Oh yeah! Totally bad ass grandad! 😎 Has anyone noticed, on the last seconds in this video (3:49 min), a bird was screeching? Sounded up like a raven 🦅. As far as I remember, Odin is often portrayed as a raven in Northern mythology. So the grandad was definitely on his way to Valhalla! Such a beautiful scene 😏😁😎
This character reminded me so much of my grandfather, a tough old farmer who survived all kinds of ridiculous wounds - from grisly chainsaw accidents, to large branches crashing down on his head while felling trees, getting his chest pinned against a tree by a tractor going DOWNHILL, etc. He had a massive but slender frame, dense wiry muscle with thick skin, hands twice as big as any of ours, and I dare say was *one* of the strongest men to walk the earth. He'd lift thick logs that a few other men working with him couldn't lift *together.* He worked harder and more productively in his 70's than most men worked in their 20's. What finally killed him wasn't a physical wound, or hardly even old age, but losing his wife of 50+ years, and not having the will to continue on any further. Family was everything to him, and he lived to provide for his wife and several kids on his homestead for several decades. He'd had a weak heart for quite a long time before he turned 80, when his wife was still alive, but still worked just as hard as ever. It was a few months after my grandmother died that his heart finally gave out, after he'd spent those months being depressed, and noticeably done with this world. When he collapsed against the bathroom sink, he broke a towel holder on the side of the sink, and was still trying to fix it up until the moment of his passing, his work ethic still intact. I've yet to become aware of a more honorable and stoic man than him, and my children and grandchildren will know of him, as well. Stories like Tostig's only make me appreciate having known a man like that more.
Your grandfather was formed in a mold very few men can measure up to. But we can all strive towards it. Doing our very best as much as we can , is really all you can demand from anyone. Long/short , Big/small , thin/thick , old/young , rich/poor , man/woman.
Dude, I had chills reading that! Your grandfather description looked like a historic hero. Damn... May he RIP, and may we live to be a ½ of a man he was.
Historians agree that Vikings used it more as a coping mechanism when their people fell in battle unlike societies like Sparta which based their culture around war and sacrifice.
Not an exactly spinn off like full seasons just tostig But something like where we can see 1-3 episodes per character like little storys. We could see ecbert in youth Tostig Rollo and ragnar Lagertha So many chances but no they gave us this crab spin off.
Would be cool to see how things were in the younger days of the previous jarls rule…. Ragnar and rollos first raids with him and ofc as you said a tostig mained series where we just happen to see our old protagonist at a much younger age… maybe we start off on when Ragnar and lagertha meet
That would probably be pretty awesome. Maybe it could go through stages of his life and then end with him looking at the sky and maybe hearing some crows or something, and he utters a line to himself like "Soon. Soon I will join you my friends."
There isn't no cowardly attack in a war, ther is only the ones out of position that don't take care of the own back and the ones who are smart enouth to use the oportunity.
@@MrRedAdventures Only those who attack from behind are those who fear death. Cowards seek opportunity in battle. Warriors look in your eyes as they kill or die !
„Cowardly attack“: in a man to man duel yes. There its about honor. But not in a battle. There you fight to survive, a battle know no rules. Thats the difference. You want to save your comrades lives and so you attack when you can. The one you fights „honorful“ in a battle is an idiot and will die fast.
Vikings were actually known to do this kind of thing. If a battle was not favorable then they would simply escape in their long ships and attack elsewhere. They would use the cover of night to kill their enemies and were more opportunistic than the armies of Britannia.
Never was I so happy to see a character get killed. It was like even though it’s fiction you felt such a connection and I found my self actually saying yessss he got his wish! I loved when Ragnar smiled at him and he smiled back. It was that way to go old Man look.
Not fiction at all, there is no greater honor, for a viking, to die in battle, and to be lead by the valkyries to Odins Grand Hall, and to feast with Odin and all the warriors legends of old, at Odins table.
Even though I fought with them in the shield war, never once was I touched by a blade. Give me a chance to die in battle, and join my friends in Valhalla.
He was such a happy camper at the end. He did not have to die in bed, surrounded by crying family but instead in the company of people whom he respected.
Imagine him in his youth I bet he was horrifying! I loved how Ragnar kept checking on him after that one battle and it meant the world to him to see him pass on!
See the problems with fighting the vikings is that you're not fighting men.. their purpouse in life is to bring honor to their ancestors in battle by pleasing the will of the gods and thus ascend to Valhalla. They spent their entire lives since the day they were born training, fighting and raiding. How do you fight a man without fear, a man that is expecting to die in battle against a worthy oponent. The thought of having to face such warriors must have been bone-chilling...
Go ask the French or the Anglo Saxons, spanked them into next week, on a real field of battle. Not raiding horseshit. Only true successors to the Vikings are the Normans. Learning and adjusting to the Christian way of things was how they expanded.
They actually spent most of their lives farming and working the land, fishing etc. They weren't full time warbands but rather impromptu raiding parties, untill the great heathen army actually unified them.
I mean the Vikings were pretty scary but there were several opponents that regularly DUMPSTERED them in open battle. In fact, Viking tactics do the utmost to avoid open battles, instead raiding, attacking supply lines, and retreating quickly. The French and the Saxons were victimized by Viking raids but almost always crushed them in actual battles.
such a curse...to be gifted with such skill and ability that you cannot fall....cannot be tainted by man's blade...seemingly set here to merely be a witness to those making their way to vahallah, but never able to enter yourself....a warrior of such high caliber, nothing short of being outright unguarded and sneaked upon was enough to bring him low. he entered the gates of valhallah to a raucus and immense cheer, welcoming him to his much-earned respite.
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Fail shiitty, absolutly IRRELEVANT music in the background? Why?
Literally had to pause and rethink if Vikings was actually this shitty back then. Then I realized OP's a dumbass and thinks slapping shit music on top of a video prevents it from being slapped with copyright strikes.
I love how this abaolute unit of a man saw not being able to die in battle as a curse. Odin was just making sure he had many tales to tell at the table!
i love that subtle change of face as he hears tostig had been a warrior all his life, he went from humouring an old man to respecting an old warrior in an instant
God I love this character. Imagine being so old people are like "idk if it's worth taking you bro..." and still being a force on the Battlefield. He really would have lived forever had he not sought death out himself
I wish there were more of these side stories along episodes and more supporting characters (viking men I say). battles with all their points of views instead of just the main ones were so cool... RIP guys like erik, torstein and one eye :( still, long live vikings!
Ite I'm sick of people claiming Bohdi Sanders' quote as their own words of wisdom. Here's the full thing: “Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young. Old warriors did not get old by accident; they got old by being wise, having the right knowledge, and being tough. Never underestimate an old man who has grown up in a rough profession or a rough environment. These men have been around. They have done things, and experienced things, that you probably have never even thought about. They are tough, their minds are tough, and they have the knowledge, the skill, and the will to finish you off, if you force them to do so. A boy will fight you, but an older man will hurt you.”
I wish we could get a glimpse of Ragnar having a drink with Haraldson and fight beside him, show that all the earthly resentment they had for each other doesn't matter any more. Both had a secret admiration for each other, Haraldson admitted Ragnar was great and was what he once was himself, and Ragnar said that Haraldson was a great man worthy of a good send off, regardless of what he did to him.
Keep one self at his place when someone is in his late 60s or early 70s and all his closest friend gone and he is all alone and feel in new place surrounded by all new faces. He is too eager to join his friends in next world. It shivers to spine, feel then pain and anguish he been through in years and at last he leaves this world to join his eternal friends in next world with an everlasting smile on his face ..... Wht an emotional n devotee portayal of an Old man warrior character.made my eyes wet.
Torstig, Leif, Erik, Arne, Torstein. Five of Ragnars best and only friends- dead, now he is left with only the treaterous scum of Viking society at his flanks, the earls and the power-hungry. Bah, I bet Ragnar wants to die so he can join his true kinsmen in the spearhall of Valhalla.
Floki was a loyal friend to Raganar untill the end. Even after Raganar tortured him and deprived him of spending time with his daughter's in her final days.
When he survived, and Ragnar asked "what ails you" "the gods won't lift my curse" and Ragnar kissed him on the head. He probably wished he had 100 old men just like him...
One of the reasons why the Vikings were so ruthless and fearless is the concept of Valhalla. They wanted to die in battle and it's hard to beat this type of warriors.
Lord Ragnarr, I am honored and grateful that you have invited me to your daughter's wedding on the day of your daughter's wedding. And I hope their first child be a masculine child. I pledge my ever-ending loyalty.
Untouchable when he was young, still passionate and strong enough to fight as an elder, and it took an attack from behind to kill him
Still took out at least a dozen on that raid. If there were even a man who deserved Valhalla it would be this old warrior.
I dont know how he can move around with balls that big 😂
@@chrisgorman3997 Old man was a mad lad.
@@theeatherlash69 absolute mad lad for sure
In conflict you never know what happens but he died honorable in the field regardless of how it went
Can you imagine this dude in his prime? He must have been like a human buzzsaw on the battlefield.
torstig was all prime all the time
"Beware of an old man in a profession where people usually die young"
He was a human buzzsaw even then.
@@sealteamtwix Torstig* which means Thirsty
He fought the ancient Russians in his prime, that says it all.
The moment of his death, when he whispers "Valhalla" while Ragnar smiles - shivers every time
The ravens cry out for him, carrying him to The Great Hall!
@@Warblade357 actually thats crows you are hearing,ravenshavemuch deeper voice
Simply beautiful.
@Sam Houston It was a excellent scene. Worthy.
Of course he may have ended up at Fólkvangr, as Freyja got half of those who died in battle, I believe she also got first pick too.
I like to imagine him getting to Valhalla and he greeted by his old friends drinking in a tavern laughing with tears on how long it took him t o get there and offering him a cup.
That would be a sight to behold
"ay' Tostig, what took you so long? The foods already gone cold and the shield-maidens have left!"
"Don't blame me, there wasn't anyone worthy enough to fell me until I was a decrepit old man!"
Oh yeah! Totally bad ass grandad! 😎
Has anyone noticed, on the last seconds in this video (3:49 min), a bird was screeching? Sounded up like a raven 🦅. As far as I remember, Odin is often portrayed as a raven in Northern mythology. So the grandad was definitely on his way to Valhalla! Such a beautiful scene 😏😁😎
I’m imagining the first thing they would say is “Tostig? what happened to you? You’re old!”
Imagine being so good at War you are almost denied an Honorable death.
I like to think that the crows meant that Odin himself came to summon him home, one of the greatests deaths in the show.
Definitely
Chills
Me Too!!!!!!!!
Like the vikings my people follow the crow and believe he carries our departed brothers home.
Or they were hungry coming to eat
The Old Viking is one of the most memorable cast players. Love this guy!
Tostig (Angus MacInnes), I would take you in a heartbeat. He does not come across feeble or old
He missed his pal Erik the Viking :( .. who was a bad ass Viking!
This character reminded me so much of my grandfather, a tough old farmer who survived all kinds of ridiculous wounds - from grisly chainsaw accidents, to large branches crashing down on his head while felling trees, getting his chest pinned against a tree by a tractor going DOWNHILL, etc. He had a massive but slender frame, dense wiry muscle with thick skin, hands twice as big as any of ours, and I dare say was *one* of the strongest men to walk the earth. He'd lift thick logs that a few other men working with him couldn't lift *together.* He worked harder and more productively in his 70's than most men worked in their 20's. What finally killed him wasn't a physical wound, or hardly even old age, but losing his wife of 50+ years, and not having the will to continue on any further. Family was everything to him, and he lived to provide for his wife and several kids on his homestead for several decades. He'd had a weak heart for quite a long time before he turned 80, when his wife was still alive, but still worked just as hard as ever. It was a few months after my grandmother died that his heart finally gave out, after he'd spent those months being depressed, and noticeably done with this world. When he collapsed against the bathroom sink, he broke a towel holder on the side of the sink, and was still trying to fix it up until the moment of his passing, his work ethic still intact. I've yet to become aware of a more honorable and stoic man than him, and my children and grandchildren will know of him, as well.
Stories like Tostig's only make me appreciate having known a man like that more.
The world will always need good men like him
Your grandfather was formed in a mold very few men can measure up to. But we can all strive towards it. Doing our very best as much as we can , is really all you can demand from anyone. Long/short , Big/small , thin/thick , old/young , rich/poor , man/woman.
Dude, I had chills reading that! Your grandfather description looked like a historic hero. Damn... May he RIP, and may we live to be a ½ of a man he was.
This man is not resting in peace but also in power.
A great man, be proud of him :)
Be careful when you meet old men in a profession where men usually die young.
+Bumper Morgan
Reminds me of this:
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true to life words.
Bumper Morgan oh god, quit patting yourself on the back.
...says a boy who has never been there...
captsparks1 it is still true words.
Fate of a TRUE Viking!!! Died with no fear and a smile on his face!!!
Dude had his walk'n shoe's on, yep, best way.
unlike Ivar...
@Mongo knobody knows until we’re there.. but it’s what all Vikings and followers of the Gods want!
@Mongo Did you not fucking watch the show? Very very disappointing.
Historians agree that Vikings used it more as a coping mechanism when their people fell in battle unlike societies like Sparta which based their culture around war and sacrifice.
This side story was one of my favorites in the whole series. Almost cried when he finally got his wish.
I wont lie, I DID cry when he got his wish. He deserved it!
This little side stories were the best.
We want a Vikings spinoff with Tostig as main character!
YO THAT WOULD BE SICK. LIKE IT STARTS AS HIM FROM WHEN HE WAS YOUNGER, OR A TEEN
Not an exactly spinn off like full seasons just tostig
But something like where we can see 1-3 episodes per character like little storys.
We could see ecbert in youth
Tostig
Rollo and ragnar
Lagertha
So many chances but no they gave us this crab spin off.
Would be cool to see how things were in the younger days of the previous jarls rule…. Ragnar and rollos first raids with him and ofc as you said a tostig mained series where we just happen to see our old protagonist at a much younger age… maybe we start off on when Ragnar and lagertha meet
na would be boring as fuck. Would be like watching superman vs some noobs. HA jk would be cool
That would probably be pretty awesome.
Maybe it could go through stages of his life and then end with him looking at the sky and maybe hearing some crows or something, and he utters a line to himself like "Soon. Soon I will join you my friends."
So mighty was the old bear, that he could only be felled by a cowardly attack from the back.
There isn't no cowardly attack in a war, ther is only the ones out of position that don't take care of the own back and the ones who are smart enouth to use the oportunity.
@@MrRedAdventures Only those who attack from behind are those who fear death. Cowards seek opportunity in battle. Warriors look in your eyes as they kill or die !
„Cowardly attack“: in a man to man duel yes. There its about honor.
But not in a battle. There you fight to survive, a battle know no rules.
Thats the difference.
You want to save your comrades lives and so you attack when you can.
The one you fights „honorful“ in a battle is an idiot and will die fast.
Vikings were actually known to do this kind of thing. If a battle was not favorable then they would simply escape in their long ships and attack elsewhere. They would use the cover of night to kill their enemies and were more opportunistic than the armies of Britannia.
You gotta give Tostig credit. He went out strong and got exactly what he wanted.
And it took a coward stabbing him in the back to take out the old beast! Skål TOSTIG!
I hoped they would make a running gag out of him surviving every battle
Shibbynator013 Hahahaha. That would've been awesome.
"I KNOW, I KNOW, my Lord. Odin must be laughing his ass off right now!"
Odin does not smile on gags...
Men Tostig have material fotográfico an entire series.
Hahahha
Never was I so happy to see a character get killed. It was like even though it’s fiction you felt such a connection and I found my self actually saying yessss he got his wish! I loved when Ragnar smiled at him and he smiled back. It was that way to go old
Man look.
Indeed. And he took some with him too.
@@tattoojack1969his honorguard rivals that of many kings
Not fiction at all, there is no greater honor, for a viking, to die in battle, and to be lead by the valkyries to Odins Grand Hall, and to feast with Odin and all the warriors legends of old, at Odins table.
@@1Ashram it’s fiction as it’s a tv show
@@bigmike9558 The Faith and Believe of the Vikings is fact and true, no?
Tostig was an old man FOR A REASON. Even as an old man he could have whooped ass on just about all of Ragnar's men.
But not Ragnar and rollo
Xavier Vega If you see an old man that his job was to raid and kill,you should be cautious about fighting him!
+Xavier Vega Beware old men in a profession where men usually die young.
+Xavier Vega "We're all gonna die! Die standing up!"
Imagine what he was like when he was young then
That gesture from Ragnak to look him in the eye at the last moment was great.
I would've been moved and honored to have fought beside someone like him.
music ruined it.
I'd have to disagree. I think it enhanced it.
Styrkr were not talking about opinions here. he stated a fact.
bakfiets imam Do you even know what an opinion and a fact is? I retract my statement that it enhanced the video, but it still didn't ruin it.
it did, and im pretty sure everyone else would agree.
bakfiets imam And I don't care. I'm not a sheeple like you. lol
Enjoy your time in the spearhall, old man. You earned every minute of it.
I've never wished for someone to die in battle more than I have for this man. Great character and great acting.
Even though I fought with them in the shield war, never once was I touched by a blade. Give me a chance to die in battle, and join my friends in Valhalla.
Shield wall*
Fook'n aye right!
He was such a happy camper at the end. He did not have to die in bed, surrounded by crying family but instead in the company of people whom he respected.
A beautiful scene. One of my favorite film moments.
Ragnar handled Tostig’s request beautifully. Don’t discount someone because they’re old, they still have much to give and teach.
Not Gonna Lie. When he embraced his death, I cried a little.
Never fear the blade of a young one
Fear the blade of a warrior that has lived to an old age
Should prolly just be weary of most blades the young ones can still stab and slice
Imagine him in his youth I bet he was horrifying! I loved how Ragnar kept checking on him after that one battle and it meant the world to him to see him pass on!
Seeing the old warrior getting his wish to end his life in battle is one of my favorite scenes of the entire show.
See the problems with fighting the vikings is that you're not fighting men.. their purpouse in life is to bring honor to their ancestors in battle by pleasing the will of the gods and thus ascend to Valhalla. They spent their entire lives since the day they were born training, fighting and raiding. How do you fight a man without fear, a man that is expecting to die in battle against a worthy oponent. The thought of having to face such warriors must have been bone-chilling...
you either move to there level or die see a lot of that coming to pass now brought on by evil men sad but reality
Go ask the French or the Anglo Saxons, spanked them into next week, on a real field of battle. Not raiding horseshit. Only true successors to the Vikings are the Normans. Learning and adjusting to the Christian way of things was how they expanded.
They actually spent most of their lives farming and working the land, fishing etc. They weren't full time warbands but rather impromptu raiding parties, untill the great heathen army actually unified them.
Pretty untrue but i guess it sounds good
I mean the Vikings were pretty scary but there were several opponents that regularly DUMPSTERED them in open battle. In fact, Viking tactics do the utmost to avoid open battles, instead raiding, attacking supply lines, and retreating quickly. The French and the Saxons were victimized by Viking raids but almost always crushed them in actual battles.
The original ironside
exact
Tungstenside
Ironsides... but Fleshback
"I'm fated to live forever on this miserable earth." LOL
The moment athelstan probably saw another similarity between christian and nordic belief
crow sounds at 3:49. He went to Valhalla for shure.
Not a crow, but a Raven...
Neil Schostag You're both wrong... VALKYRIES!
"Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young."
Hail Tostig!!!!
Never underestimate an old man in the profession where young men die.
Never seen a happier madman at the end! Absolutely perfect! It took an attack from behind too!!!! Lol
when he walks into the halls of valhalla, and sees his friends and companions, i imagine they would ask "what took you so damn long?"
such a curse...to be gifted with such skill and ability that you cannot fall....cannot be tainted by man's blade...seemingly set here to merely be a witness to those making their way to vahallah, but never able to enter yourself....a warrior of such high caliber, nothing short of being outright unguarded and sneaked upon was enough to bring him low. he entered the gates of valhallah to a raucus and immense cheer, welcoming him to his much-earned respite.
Fail shiitty, absolutly IRRELEVANT music in the background? Why?
Still could do much MUCH better
Varga Dániel lol its so shithouse it's hilarious 😁
yes.
The music ruins the already epic clip, distraction from the words said.+gives me a headache
Literally had to pause and rethink if Vikings was actually this shitty back then.
Then I realized OP's a dumbass and thinks slapping shit music on top of a video prevents it from being slapped with copyright strikes.
I love how this abaolute unit of a man saw not being able to die in battle as a curse. Odin was just making sure he had many tales to tell at the table!
gotta respect the Old Man.
Those that turn away an "OLD" veteran warrior are true fools. He's still alive for a reason.
I like how u can hear the crows in the background when the old viking dies.
i love that subtle change of face as he hears tostig had been a warrior all his life, he went from humouring an old man to respecting an old warrior in an instant
that man...Truly, the Incarnate of METAL!
Never been so stoked to see a bloke take a sword to the back. Buddy deserved Valhalla
He went to Valhalla to feast with his brothers and his kinsmen.
This is why Vikings was so fucking great.
Beautiful scene. One of the best in the entire series.
God I love this character. Imagine being so old people are like "idk if it's worth taking you bro..." and still being a force on the Battlefield. He really would have lived forever had he not sought death out himself
I wish there were more of these side stories along episodes and more supporting characters (viking men I say). battles with all their points of views instead of just the main ones were so cool... RIP guys like erik, torstein and one eye :( still, long live vikings!
His speech gave those battle hardened warriors a chill.
I'm crying because for him there was no greater afterlife than reuniting with his friends.
"what took you so long?"
His brothers waiting for him.
Went out like a boss. With a smile on his face.
3:47 i like how they both smile at each other possible a respect thing with the vikings
2:40 every day when I wake up
Odin: i've been waiting for this one for some time. I will go fetch him myself.
The most touching beautiful moments in all this series
Angus MacInnes, the actor who portrayed him, died today. May you find Valhalla, old man.
I am glad he found his peace at last. May they drink well forever in the halls of Valhalla!
"That I am too old?" Proceeds to laugh and gives his backstory of his prime
1:22 My man Rollo recognizing another Warrior
Just before he dies, crows can be heard in the background. Odin himself came for Tostig.
Such a small role and still had a huge impact
Ite I'm sick of people claiming Bohdi Sanders' quote as their own words of wisdom. Here's the full thing:
“Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young.
Old warriors did not get old by accident; they got old by being wise, having the right knowledge, and being tough. Never underestimate an old man who has grown up in a rough profession or a rough environment.
These men have been around. They have done things, and experienced things, that you probably have never even thought about. They are tough, their minds are tough, and they have the knowledge, the skill, and the will to finish you off, if you force them to do so. A boy will fight you, but an older man will hurt you.”
lol that is such a great plot line in the show.. i wish he never got his wish and just kept chasing death lol
They coud ve used him for the Warrior on Stanford bridge
I love how laughter turn to pride.
coolest old man ever.
“Remember boy I’m old for good reason. I grew old in a career where men die young.”
The only reason he dies was because he was dragging two balls of iron steel to every battlefield. What an absolute unit.
Always fear old men in a young man's game.
You hear them ravens? He made it. I'm not crying, you are.
you can bet that when Ragnar dies and enters Valhalla he finds Tostig there, sharing a drink with Earl Harladson Lief and One eye
Earl Haraldson should've been to Hel but yeah, Odin loves fighters.
skrap killa Haraldson had Ragnar's respect in the end and he died fighting. That is enough to take him to Valhalla.
I wish we could get a glimpse of Ragnar having a drink with Haraldson and fight beside him, show that all the earthly resentment they had for each other doesn't matter any more. Both had a secret admiration for each other, Haraldson admitted Ragnar was great and was what he once was himself, and Ragnar said that Haraldson was a great man worthy of a good send off, regardless of what he did to him.
Alexander Angelus
and Jarl Borg. he definitely went to Valhalla
Love that Ragnar doesn’t even look sad for the old man dying he smiles knowing the old man’s wish was finally fulfilled
The music you added does not fit this and if anything ruins this powerful scene
Keep one self at his place when someone is in his late 60s or early 70s and all his closest friend gone and he is all alone and feel in new place surrounded by all new faces.
He is too eager to join his friends in next world. It shivers to spine, feel then pain and anguish he been through in years and at last he leaves this world to join his eternal friends in next world with an everlasting smile on his face .....
Wht an emotional n devotee portayal of an Old man warrior character.made my eyes wet.
The crows of odin are heard on his death, showing that he was greeted into the halls of valhalla as was his desire.
Odin Has Ravens, not crows.
What a most impressive way to enter Odins hall, with a smile on his face
i agree. hes level 99: pwning so hard he cant understand why noobs are not even able to hit him once. game is hard. life is hard
Never underestimate an old man in an young man's game.....
Torstig, Leif, Erik, Arne, Torstein. Five of Ragnars best and only friends- dead, now he is left with only the treaterous scum of Viking society at his flanks, the earls and the power-hungry. Bah, I bet Ragnar wants to die so he can join his true kinsmen in the spearhall of Valhalla.
And now Athelstan gone. The golden age of this show has passed.
*treacherous* *
Floki was a loyal friend to Raganar untill the end.
Even after Raganar tortured him and deprived him of spending time with his daughter's in her final days.
Turi Caederynmab that was the best ragnar's crew from vikings
Now Kauko, Erik, Leif, Tostig, Arne, Orlik, Torstein & Ragnar lies in Valhalla
He had to be stabbed in the back to finally die on the battlefield. He was a great warrior even in his last days
I want to live my life like him.
pov - you are legend🗿🗿 and still watch vikings again and again 🗿🗿and its edits, that always make you proud and emotional.🗿🗿
Should of went with Amon Amarth for the background music.
or heidevolk or Svartsot, or korpiklaani. all good in my book.
+Shield Raven What WAS the music playing?
Perry Wood
I don't know.
+Shield Raven Should have went with nothing
Then it would have gotten a copyright strike probably. Hence the music.
My father, when he retired from the military, told me. "Respect the old man in a profession where men generally die young."
When he survived, and Ragnar asked "what ails you" "the gods won't lift my curse" and Ragnar kissed him on the head.
He probably wished he had 100 old men just like him...
He probably gave the Valkyrie who came to guide his soul to Valhalla a big kiss when he saw her.
R.I.P. in Valhalla... ol' Viking man,,,,
Never been so happy to see an old man die in my life
That's a fucking man!!!
One of the reasons why the Vikings were so ruthless and fearless is the concept of Valhalla. They wanted to die in battle and it's hard to beat this type of warriors.
They could have kept him along a while longer and give him more badass death, but he was still a pretty cool character.
I wasn’t sad at all when he died. I was as satisfied as he was that he was going to Valhalla. ❤
Beware of old men in professions normally dominated by young ones.
Every old man’s dream respect 🫡
Lord Ragnarr, I am honored and grateful that you have invited me to your daughter's wedding on the day of your daughter's wedding. And I hope their first child be a masculine child. I pledge my ever-ending loyalty.
That actor is a GORGEOUS man!
Christian cavalry: charges
Heathen: “fuck yes”
This Viking was badass from birth to death. Valhallah for him.