Whats wild is he was called ivar the boneless because he moved so well in fights its as if he didn't have any bones
👍 112026/10/26
@BBsmyninjaYouTube
Wht!? NO! He was a cripple and couldn't walk, idiot! I hate it when people do this ans dlsay something they have no idea about!
👍 02026/10/26
@BBsmyninjaYouTube
If there was ever a man that took his father's teachings liberally..it was Ivar!!
👍 252026/10/26
@cristianflores1642YouTube
Even in death, Ragnar continues to harm his family. He was never the master of his own destiny. Because of him, Sigurd and Bjorn died, and his people ended up suffering under his tyranny. On one hand, it was understandable that Ivar was ruthless, given the culture and society he lived in, but Ragnar infected him with rage, and he began to bite everything around him. There was a small glimmer of hope for Ivar when he said he didn't want to feel so much rage. Of course, he said he was joking, but he wasn't. He met a friend who could understand him: Alfred. He too had an illness and also had to prove he was strong, but Ragnar erased that idea from the mind of his son, whom he admired, and he didn't live to see the consequences.
👍 712026/10/26
@rebelion160YouTube
What's wild is that is but one of the possible interpretations.
👍 02026/10/26
@BenjiSamuel-y7lYouTube
No 😂 you life with different morals then Vikings they live to die and to enter the room of the gods , most of the men dont reach the age of 50 in those days , and Ivar the bonelles was the most famous of them all in Real history and he was not a cripple
👍 52026/10/26
@cristianflores1642YouTube
@BenjiSamuel-y7lYes, but I'm talking about the series. This Ivar was cruel to everyone, even his own family. He put many people in trouble, even his own, and all because of what Ragnar told him. He couldn't have shown a little compassion or some connection with other people. He didn't even start out like that; he was a simple farmer with friends. But when he became king, his campaigns caused him to lose them, and he ended up alone and depressed.
👍 12026/10/26
@miguelfelelpez7256YouTube
Yeh we don’t know
One theory written 300 years later was he was impotent - boneless as in “he couldn’t get a boner”
👍 22026/10/26
@gendricklagarYouTube
Nope, he was called “Ivar the Boneless” out of nowhere by some Latin scribe, the most accepted historical understanding is that this was a spelling error in latin and he was actually called “Ivar the Hated”
👍 12026/10/26
@RuadRofhessaYouTube
@miguelfelelpez7256 Good to know modern slang was around nearly 800yrs ago.
👍 12026/10/27
@wren2239YouTube
*literally*
👍 12026/10/27
@James-v7x8oYouTube
Someone didn't understand the show. Ragnar wanted Ivar to be ruthless against the English, Against their enemies, and against Ecbert.
He never told Ivar to start a Civil War, or to hurt/kill his brothers. He never wanted that.
You don't understand Ragnar, but hey what do I know, I've only spoken for years about the Show and know Ragnar's character to a tea.
👍 162026/10/27
@EduardoSorto-yl9brYouTube
Why on revenge on exbect.?
👍 02026/10/27
@carlvege1775YouTube
Anger is not a gift. It makes you do and say things you might not be able to take back.
👍 92026/10/27
@xauchemak9105YouTube
Ivar: am thinking of being burned alive 😂😅
👍 122026/10/27
@11Khalid11YouTube
Why go after Ecbert?
👍 02026/10/27
@alexmello3639YouTube
Damn you know what's wild?! Ragnar is now and never was a real person 😅 so yeah
👍 12026/10/27
@jasonmoore9894YouTube
They live a different life different standards and a different mind set it's all up it's entertainment but in real life yes but in the life they are acting in you are wrong but in life when you've lived it you're still wrong
👍 22026/10/27
@marcusjackman1487YouTube
Yes anger is a poison. However you can use the energy of anger towards virtuous things, if you know how to transform it. Few do, many are simply consumed.
👍 02026/10/27
@allarian8726YouTube
"Use your anger intelligently" is the key point you missed. Anger can help fuel motivation when nothing else works.
👍 22026/10/27
@Cpt_CupcakeYouTube
Everything in excess, is poison.
👍 22026/10/27
@ZackariahGGYouTube
Because Ecbert broke their pact and destroyed the viking settlement in England. Along with killing most of the citizens that lived there
👍 102026/10/27
@MidniteJoggerYouTube
Those were different, simpler times &ppl.. &Being big &strong &aggressive &hurting &killing ppl was _revered!_
Anger is a negative emotion...NOT something to embrace. It causes a _lot_ of destruction &ruins a _lot_ of lives. Anger that can't be controlled is NOTHING to be proud of !
👍 02026/10/27
@santospantoja3YouTube
Egbert ordered the slaughter of Ragnars people. If it were on the battlefield Ragnar would have had a different response, but it was women and children that Ragnar felt responsible for their death.
👍 12026/10/29
@JohnBlaine-c3rYouTube
@alexmello3639 We’re passionately discussing a tv show and the characters. Quit being that guy.
👍 02026/10/30
@jessepinkman3108YouTube
Because he destroyed the viking settlement that ragnar built
👍 12026/10/31
@brittanywade2008YouTube
Ok it all makes sense now. Ragnar put the crazy key in his back 😂😂😂😂😂
👍 12026/11/01
@brittanywade2008YouTube
Yep
👍 02026/11/01
@brittanywade2008YouTube
@ZackariahGGyep payback don’t have don’t have a expiration date
👍 02026/11/01
@Critbait99YouTube
I just started watching Valhalla Leif Erickson gives me the same good feeling when I first started watching Ragnar and Travis’s performance as him. I’m glad
👍 22026/11/02
@Anni-76-MYouTube
🫰✨️Ja, sonst ist das wohl 😊🎉🎉🎉
👍 02026/11/03
@LalitaDevi-yf4cfYouTube
Coming back home
👍 02026/11/03
@n.z33YouTube
This is what I don't get...
Why Ragner wanted to die and surrendered and give himself to the enemy to be killed.
Why did he do that?
👍 12026/11/03
@SANFRAN415NORCALYouTube
On this Day Ragnar gave the blue prints to Boneless to being the most ruthless over all his brothers, though limited physically he manip town folks quite well..
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One theory written 300 years later was he was impotent - boneless as in “he couldn’t get a boner”
He never told Ivar to start a Civil War, or to hurt/kill his brothers. He never wanted that.
You don't understand Ragnar, but hey what do I know, I've only spoken for years about the Show and know Ragnar's character to a tea.
Anger is a negative emotion...NOT something to embrace. It causes a _lot_ of destruction &ruins a _lot_ of lives. Anger that can't be controlled is NOTHING to be proud of !
Why Ragner wanted to die and surrendered and give himself to the enemy to be killed.
Why did he do that?