Vikings season 4 episode 15 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Ragnar Lothbrok, captured by King Ecbert, negotiates his handover to King Aelle to ensure son Ivar's safe return. In a heartfelt talk, Ragnar tells Ivar to be ruthless and use his anger wisely, foreseeing a great future. Transported to King Aelle, Ragnar discusses fate and gods with a blind man, accepting his destiny. Facing execution, Ragnar defiantly embraces his Norse beliefs, focusing on his legacy and sons' future revenge. Meanwhile, in Kattegat, Lagertha kills Aslaug, claiming the throne, intensifying the sorrow and vengeful resolve of Ragnar's sons.
Full Episode S04E15 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What deal does Ragnar propose to King Ecbert?
Ragnar proposes to be handed over to King Aelle in exchange for Ivar's safe return home.
Why does Ragnar choose Ivar for his final conversation?
Ragnar believes Ivar's unique strengths and unpredictable nature are crucial for the future of their people.
What is Ragnar's stance on his impending death?
Ragnar accepts his fate and shows no intention of escaping.
How does Ragnar interact with the blind man during transport?
Ragnar discusses fate and the existence of gods, expressing his belief that man controls his own destiny.
What is King Aelle's reaction to Ragnar's arrival?
King Aelle is eager for revenge and views Ragnar's capture as a triumph.
How does Ragnar face his execution?
Ragnar faces his execution with defiance, proudly embracing his Norse beliefs.
What are Ragnar's final thoughts about?
Ragnar's final thoughts focus on his legacy and the future revenge his sons will enact.
What is King Ecbert's reaction after Ragnar's handover?
King Ecbert shows signs of remorse and conflict over his decision.
What significant change occurs in Kattegat?
Lagertha kills Aslaug and becomes the Queen of Kattegat.
What do Ragnar's sons plan after learning of his death?
Ragnar's sons plan to avenge their father's death.
How do Ragnar's sons react to the news of Aslaug's death?
They are grief-stricken and their desire for revenge is intensified by their mother's death at Lagertha's hands.