[ SECRET POST #2545 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2545 ⌋

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vikings

[(Anonymous)]

on one hand, I love the characters and most of the fandom; on the other hand, the end of season one was a steaming pile of shit and I don't trust the writers to not blow season 2 as well. Also the fact that they cast a *much* older actor for one of the characters who was a kid in season 1 means that they're just going to leap ahead in time after all the drama in the last ep. Typical pacing for Michael Hirst :\

Re: vikings

[(Anonymous)]

Ugh, same. I'll watch it, because I'm super invested in Floki and Bjorn and gdi Wardruna is one of my favorite bands. I loved the show at the beginning of season 1(yay protagonist with an interesting moral code, yay relatively accurate portrayal of the early practices of my religion) but the end was such a massive trainwreck.

On the other hand the timeskip will allow them to explore Lagertha's role as the badass leader she became after divorcing Ragnar, assuming they continue sticking semi-close to historical sources.

Re: vikings

[(Anonymous)]

I loved Vikings, even though I don't think it was very good. Does that make sense? It was awesome to watch, but the script was bad and the episodes weren't great either - some felt really awkward and confusing.

That being said, yeah. Lagertha is my soul mate, and I even like the protagonist. Season 1's end bugged the shit out of me but I guess they're loosely trying to follow the historical story.