Vikings - Hvitserk's Punishment for killing Lagertha & Bjorn's Speech (6x8) [1080p 60FPS]
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Everybody deserves a Punishment after killing someone. Bjorns way of dealing with Hvitserk was exceptional.
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![Vikings 6x08 "Hvitserk Confesses To Björn" Opening Scene Season 6 Episode 8 [HD] "Valhalla Can Wait"](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Jstcm-hykq4/mqdefault.jpg)
Ubbe axe throwing skills was off the chain
just imagine he wouldnt hit how cringe it would play off
@@sonicartzldesignerclan5763 It’s even worse imagining it going to the other side and hitting someone in the crowd 😂
@@josephstalin2606 i would die for that scene cause it would be hell accurrate to reality !
Bjorn knew the loss of his mother would change him forever. She took a huge piece of his heart when she died. Hvitserk admits he wanted no more of life, his level of drinking proved that.
She shouldnt have killed Aslaug. All this drama goes back to that.
Alexander did a great job and showed the change in bjorn after the death of his mother. He wasn't the same after that.
Even more tragic now considering that this was the last time Bjorn ever talked to Hvitserk before dying at the hands of Ivar and the Rus.
great scene that makes so many people emotional. But strangely, I feel like the coolest character in this scene is Ubbe. As everyone is full of emotion and he seems so cold and rational, and loyal to Bjorn, even in a situation like this. Like he really was some combination of Ivar(intelligence) and Ragnar(kindness)
Ubbe should have stood up to Bjorn. Bjorn was a terrible leader and to top it off, lagertha killed their mother
you gotta be the dumbest person ive met that is not why he punished hvistkerk at all
@@imwinningthisone7613
Ubbe is not intelligent, probably the dumbest son of Ragnar out of them all 😂
@@OfficialDenzy whatever your smoking pass the bowl cause you’re insane
@@kevinparrino2371 Nah my man made stupid decision after stupid decision. He is nothing like Ragnar
Hvitserk definitely wanted to die, purely because he saw the light to Valhalla. He was on his way to his father and Sigurd, and to Bjorn, that was a no no. Kinda sad that he didn’t just let his brother die.
His own brother killed his mother and betrayed him several times. ubbe is the only one not to betray Bjorn after the protection he tried setting for the brothers. He always made it clear that brothers must stay together yet hvitserk, Sigurd, and ivar did anything to tear them apart
@@SaltyCadoLagertha being killed by Hvitserk can be seen as rightful vengeance given the woman killed his Mother. Something Bjorn ignored and passed off, and with that, it’s beyond hypocritical regardless of who the women were to not do the very same. That’s the only thing that bothered me about this. Whilst Hvitserk struggled choosing his own path, following one brother to the other, Lagertha did kill his Mother and when her back was turned nevertheless, so it annoyed me how Bjorn acted like Lagertha had never wronged Hvitserk. And beyond that, Hvitserk did not even mean to kill Lagertha (who was told this was fate anyhow).
@@demidoneit’s different tho
@fear_raptor123 one was cold blooded murder and the other was an accident 😂
@@matthewwiseedits how is it cold blooded if it’s a 1v1 challenge lol she had it coming stealing Ragnar lmao
Kelly York
Lagertha forgave her killer by saying it was a fate that neither of them could escape. She understood there was no malice or planning/malignant intent in her killing. I also think she loved all children of Ragnar since she so loved Ragnar. Because of this, Bjorn could have shown his half brother some mercy. He could have spared him death and just banished the man to live away from his own folk forever. Because his half brother felt so much guilt, this would have been a more potent punishment...and life-long.
That's exactly what he did.
no, he could have given death to him so that he could go to Valhalla, to see his brother and father, he wouldn't die in a battlefield but it would still count as a honored death, but Bjorn didn't want him to go to Valhalla, and so, he did exactly what u just said, and that my friend, is like hell to them Vikings. They dont want to die of age, they don't want to die away from others, no, they want to die in battle, they want to please their gods so they can enter Valhalla
Still pisses me off that Hvitserk didn't step up and say that Lagertha murdered his mother in cold blood and cowardly at that.
You know what lead to her death tho right? What kind of character she was.
@@Biyonzo Yeah, so she stole Ragnar from her and had four of his kids. For a warrior as Lagertha was and claimed to be an honorable one, that was cowardly how she killed her. She shoots an unarmed person in the back that wasn't a threat to her at all.
Hvisterk didn’t really care about his mom,he said that
Hvisterk betrayed his brother by killing Lagertha his mother was not killed by his brother so there's no betrayal there Lagertha killed Aslaug Bjorn had every right to be angry for his blood brother killed his mother
@@LoveSaidNo1 And Ubbe, Hvitserk, and Ivar didn't equally have a right to be angry?
Its so heart breaking that bjorn was just able to turn on Hvitserk in a blink of an eye when it was obvious Hvitserk was messed up. There was no malicious intent feom Hvitserk to Lagertha. He literally was suffering from addiction and the PTSD he got crom being with Ivar. Especially considering thw fact that he watched his brothers grow up. Im mad we never got to see Bjorn actually be a big brother besides with Gyda. When Ragnar left Bjorn shouldve stepped up
Lmao you're talking as if mental health was acknowledged in the Viking era
But When Hvitserk killed lagertha there was no one around so how did they know beforehand his confession that he killed her ?
@@tanxeelhanif he probably held on to Lagertha til someone saw them
@@yo-xe1psno he walked away and left her there. Well, he stumbled away
@tanxeelhanif they didn't know before his confession, but they suspected because it was prophecised she would be killed by a son of ragnar, and they knew it wasn't B'jorne or Ivar cause they weren't in Kattegat, and Ubbe knew it wasn't himself, so that only left Hvitserk (who also mysteriously disappeared after the killing)
I feel like they had an agreement beforehand: If he starts smiling while he burns, cut him down because it means he's too happy.
Im most impressed with ubbe aim in this scene. Damm accuracy
ofc he is a Son of Ragnar
IKR! His aim was on point. I bet Hvitserk didn't even lose the tip of his fingernail.
When you pay attention, you will notice that they are playing the exact same song as when Ragnar died. The only difference is that the vocals have a deeper tone.
This scene is when the gods abandoned bjorn
Yep, he was virtually unkillable… right up to this moment
Hvitserk was going to die as honerably as he could, if not on the battlefield then quietly accepting his punishment with no plea of mercy or forgiveness but with a smile on his face knowing he was going to Valhalla and Bjorn robbed him off that simply because he wanted him to suffer more.
I love Bjorn! He was such a great character and Alexander is such a great actor.
Was about to say the same exact thing
I love that only Ubbe knew Bjorn would spare him because Bjorn gives Ubbe the signal to throw the Axe.
Bjorn was angry and sad, however, he was no able to kill his brother that is the reason he makes the sign to Ubbe
Bjorn saves Hvitserk: 'I saved you because I want your life to be a living death.' Then banishes him from Kattegat.
Ivar saves Hvitserk: 'I could never kill you, now go. I love you brother.' Then replaces Hvitserk in battle and sacrifices himself to end the battle and save his brother.
she did kill his mother so that was just pay back.
Ivar haunted Lagertha for years but failed to kill her. Now, what do you expect Bjorn to do? of course, he will avenge his mother just like Ivar and his brother tried to avenge Aslaug who was a terrible mother to them anyway.
Sigurd never wanted Revenge because aslug favored ivar
@@janedeluxxe do you think ivar is happy that lagertha is dead
His mother was never really a good mother to any of them but Ivar
@@janedeluxxe she was good she just had karregat to run and severely disabled son bjorn was such hypocrite
When Hvitserk killed lagertha there was no one around so how did they know beforehand his confession that he killed her ?
He dropped his knife.
My man Ubbe has got some fuckin aim ! That Axe Snap-shot was MONEY son!
It’s a TV show he never threw anything
Really? @@Iron-sy4yp
Sad to see bjorn turn on him the way he did. That look on his face when those gates closed on him was devastating
This is when Bjorn lost it
Why should we care if Bjorn's upset of the death of his mother.
How many mothers did Bjorn kill during his raids?
realest comment.
the whole fandom 'lagertha vs aslaug' thing is kind of a moot point to me, because i always got the feeling aslaug asked lagertha to kill her AND i genuinely didn't like aslaug that much. however it's still understandable aslaug's kids wanted revenge. if the roles had been reversed and aslaug had been the one to kill lagertha, bjorn would have murdered her ass. he really is a hypocrite in the later seasons, and not even an interesting one at that.
And why should we care if ivar’s upset of the death of his mother ? How money mothers did ivar also kill??? 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
I need my woman to stand tall like that for me. That was a powerful scene.
Ragnar smiling from Valhalla
All of this drama goes back to Lagertha killing Aslaug. If she hadnt done that, maybe the brothers wouldve stuck together.
“Like a flea on a sheep’s back” 😂😂😂
"I know you are the leader and i totally respect your leadership and all of that but i speak in the name of all of us who worked very hard on this, because I'm being collecting and making a huge pile of wood for two days and we spend a ton of resources like oil and wood, building all the stuff floating in the lake, you know... Only for this execution, people left their jobs to see this, i dont want to be mean or anything but please, next time if you wanted to forgive him in the first place you could have save a lot of time by making your point in a more humble way, Björn... Just saying"
Kind regards
Steve from events, feasts and sacrifices- vikings saga 860 AC.
Let's take a moment to appreciate not only ubbe's axe-throwing skills, but how much he looks like Ragnar and how he's the best of his brothers.
Bjorn is an ahole. He doesn't count.
Bjorn is such a hypocrite
Bjorn had a stronger connection with his mom more than the other boys did with theirs she was literally his world and he took that from Bjorn
@@lilcobe829 ??? Ivar?
@@hawks7111 way stronger than ivar
@@lilcobe829 lagertha started the war by killing aslug in cold blood and then ripping the brothers apart
@@paigeandmiamagicbeautygirl2988so? What was Bjorn supposed to do? Sit back and do nothing? 😂
This is when Hvitserk should have gone super saiyan and brought down everything Bjorn has built. Earn his right to "Valhalla"
Bjorn only saved Hvitserk coz his girlfriend was crying.. Hvitserk reel life GF is Bjorn's real life GF
No bjorn denied him valhalla
Here bjorn looks like ragnar
It’s crazy how they forgot lagertha killed his mother as well I mean he didn’t try to but it was fate
No one forgot. But in the grand scheme of things, Aslaug’s murder was justified. Aslaug asked for Lagertha to kill her, but Ofc her sons didn’t know that.
And Ofc Bjorn is going to avenge his mother.
Bjorn's lack of self-awareness is hilarious. He was a bad son, a worse leader, and an even worse brother.
Bad son ?? He was literally raised as a grown man at a very young age barley had a childhood would have easily died for his parents, he was very self aware I dont know where you got that from and that man was dying out and still rode infront of thousands of soldiers by himself with arrows in his chest yeah I'll take that leader over any other. He was the one trying to keep his brothers together but Ivar was to cocky and broke them up do better trolling 😂😂
The greatest son.
@@lilcobe829Ivar et Floki les seuls vrais Vikings mais tout le monde les détestes pour Lagertha et Athelstan, pleure en silence.
Bad brother i can agree yes. Rest is kinda cap
@@JactePasDansMesOreillesme when i lie : 🤢
What a waste of a perfectly good pyre.
I feel like Hvitserk wouldn't have made it even this far. He would have been killed for being weak long before this
Poor Hvitserk wont be gone to valhalla afterall he forsake the Gods and became a Christian.
From the blind impulses in the forces of inorganic nature, through organic nature (plants and animals) to the rationally guided actions of men, an enormous chain of restless desires, agitations, and drives stretch forth-a continual struggle of the higher forms against the lower, an eternally aimless and insatiable striving, inseparably united with misery and misfortune. At the end, however, stands death, the great reproof that the will-to-live receives, posing the question to each single person: Have you had enough?
Bjorn pisses me of, he is your brother idc he had a mother too.
Shout out to wrestler Adam Copeland, AKA Edge, at 5:34 in the role of Kjetill Flatnose.
How did you spot that dude?
@@sageofsixpathskakashi3742 It wasn't easy, and I had to go back a couple times to make sure it was him. I also looked at his Wikipedia page.
People are forgetting these are pagan Vikings and are in no way custom to any of your morals
If Björn Ironside threatens someone then he is already dead
When did Hvitserk die ?
Bjorn is dead and Hvitserk lived lmao
@@sahirdamani1264only because Bjorn saved him. lmao
It must be pretty cool to go to work knowing not taking a shower is ok.
i need the music for when ubbe cuts him down. someone please 3:11
Bjorn is not great,ubbe is
I looked this scene up cause Ubbe throwing the axe is so badass. And then he dives in to get his brother. Plays his role perfectly.
I hate Bjorn.
The worst punishment was he was exhiled to the Mayhem movie, Lords of Chaos
I quess bjorn does not see his hypocrasy at all.
Bjorn became one of my least favorite characters. He was a shitty father with a huge ego.
I'm no expert but nobody chills like that while being roasted like a chicken😅
Like a flea in a sheep’s back 😮💨😮💨
What is this music someone please tell me
Katlyn Streets
I mean, Bjorn’s mom killed their mom, except she did it on purpose.
Why’s he being such a baby about it?
Where can I find this full movies
Glover Ville
Abagail Locks
Bjorn never gave a fuck about his family.
Siblings are more important than parents
Agreed.
That lady is from Twilight movie right.
Bjorn is a true King.
Bruuuh, ich kann das ganze auf englisch einfach überhaupt nicht ernst nehmen..
all hail king Prawn
Good job Bjorn
Hvitserk vacilou. Se ele tivesse dito q n foi por querer o Bjorn teria o perdoado
Messed up is messed up but killing someone come on now sorry for your addiction doesn’t mean you can kill someone. Yes she killed his mom but two wrongs don’t make a right.
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Do u not know he was hallucinating it was not like he knew it was largatha and plus it was fate
He had PTSD, and his addiction was to help him overcome that. Everyone knew that Hvitserk was struggling with what happened to Thora, and all people did was whinge at him.
Ohh yeah make excuses for lagertha but not for hvitserk. Lagertha was the biggest whore and power hungry woman in the show
it does, it kept people in line knowing that if they'd kill someone, they'll be next.
im pro eye for an eye.
Soundtrack behind the scene ????
I‘m sry i don‘t know :/
Dude did you find this song?
@@kemalm. No did you?
@@theninetyone575 Unfortunately...
@@theninetyone575 you find it?
🇸🇪 🐻 ☕️ 👑 Time before Time ⏳️ i Historien - Sagorna
A lot of our legal system is derived from Germanic tribal custom as well as Roman law......You should examine your own sense of justice, where does it come from??
Song behind the scene video
Why did ubbe save him??
Bjorn told him to do it
Muhammad Mountains
So much bull shit
Yes
My fav scene in vikings is when lagerta was stabbed god what a delicious scene
76413 Catalina Prairie
The cinematography was beautiful, like with Ubbe and the Seer 🩵
Only the man who bears the true heart can understand and forgive in this predicament.