Warning: Full spoilers for the episode follow...
Vikings' third season ended similarly to its second. Sure, Ragnar remained in a sickly wounded state and wound up leaving for home at the end in a feverish heap, but the ol' "audience fake out" card was pulled again - much like in the second season finale when it seemed like Floki had sided with King Horik.
Helping this episode out a great deal, much like last year, was its commitment to the con. A scheme that came complete with an elaborate funeral procession for Ragnar that led the Norsemen through the Paris gates, down the street, and into the cathedral. Plus, only Bjorn (who had his own little death fake-out back in "To the Gates!") was the only one who knew of the plan. Lagertha, Rollo, and Floki were kept in the dark.
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Vikings' third season ended similarly to its second. Sure, Ragnar remained in a sickly wounded state and wound up leaving for home at the end in a feverish heap, but the ol' "audience fake out" card was pulled again - much like in the second season finale when it seemed like Floki had sided with King Horik.
Helping this episode out a great deal, much like last year, was its commitment to the con. A scheme that came complete with an elaborate funeral procession for Ragnar that led the Norsemen through the Paris gates, down the street, and into the cathedral. Plus, only Bjorn (who had his own little death fake-out back in "To the Gates!") was the only one who knew of the plan. Lagertha, Rollo, and Floki were kept in the dark.
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