Vikings - Ragnar vs Jarl Haraldson | Holmgang (1x6) [Full HD]

All Hail Jarl Ragnar!

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[danglez]

Earl Haraldson went out like a Boss even if he was an asshole, and Ragnar showed him a lot of respect while dying!

[NickThorbjørnsen]

I love that Rollo doesn't even hesitate to kill Svein. It's not even a minute, and Rollo is just like, "Take that you sadistic little shit!"

[zachnelson]

Even athelstan did not fully understand "Why are you giving heraldson such a funeral was he not your enemy?"
I love that ragnar in the early seasons believed so deeply in the gods and the ways of his people
The first couple seasons are in my opinion the best of vikings

[ericschilling]

Love how Earl Haraldson tosses his first shield away like "let's get this over with" and Ragnar was more than happy to oblige him

[Evan-lrnq]

Best part is Rollo putting an axe into Svein.

[ryanandrews]

I think Jarl was once a good man but the death of his sons (and the nature of it) turned him down a very dark path, like it would anyone. I think in the end when he knew he was going to die he only felt relief.

[Biiddy]

A personal combat without at least three deaths is considered a dull affair

[diamondinthesky]

Rollo jammed that axe into svein hard enough that the message of "I've been wanting to do that for years" was made clear without any words

[sorhanft]

“Power belongs to those who are willing to get low enough to pick it up” ~Ragnar

[sages]

6:22 made me so happy. I love that he can't pull the axe out xD

[MaxwellAerialPhotography]

I love how the first thing Siggy does after Haroldsonn dies is shank Earl Byrnii. Woman had her priorities straight.

[Urenass]

2:42 he could've killed him easily but he didnt. Jarl was a honorable man, he fight like a man and he died like a man.

[Toverneger]

Rollo burying that axe in Svein's chest remains one of the best moments of the entire series

[thebard]

When the raven takes off, "Lord Odin is here - waiting to see which one of us he takes to his great hall..." - this sends still shivers down my spine, brilliant scene.

[Rotzplays]

This scene is spectacular, the way Haraldson goes down is amazing, the music and sounds are amazing. High tier production

[L..L]

Ragnar never wanted titles or crowns. All he wanted was the power to create his own legacy, to see new places, and forge his own destiny. As the series goes on, I started to feel that the only reason Ragnar allowed his men to kill and raid as much as they did was to simply appease them since they were merely a means to his goals. To that extent you can say that he was very manipulative because of those goals. In the end, he was surrounded by enemies with little to no allies left and he was brought to his lowest in Paris. Who knows what would’ve happened if Lagertha chose to stay or if Floki didn’t kill Athelstan or if Rollo didn’t betray him or if the settlement wasn’t destroyed. Maybe he wouldn’t have been so embittered after all those years.

[huntrlfe]

And his path to power has begun.

Such a good series

[marklesteriman]

Everyone focusing on the deaths but Floki on the other hand smiling and proud of Ragnar 🤣

[mcd]

Gabriel Bryne absolutely nailed Earl Haraldson - a lesser actor in the role would have made the rise of Ragnar far less interesting. Just as Travis Fimmel set the benchmark for his excellent portrayal of Ragnar - his adherence to the Steve McQueen school of acting where "less is more" really shone through. "Vikings", in particular the first few seasons was blessed with excellent writing and an outstanding cast - Rollo, Floki and Lagitha were all also excellent.

[zerkastuff]

damn.. the way ragnar turns away and walks at the end of the vid is one of the most charismatic endings imo