Vikings Season 2 Episode 10 Watch Free

A Viking Finale That Was Actually... Kind of Sweet?

Okay, let's be honest, Vikings can get pretty intense. We're talking blood, battles, and backstabbing – usually all before lunch. But Season 2, Episode 10, the finale, "The Lord's Prayer," threw us a curveball. It was surprisingly... heartwarming? Mostly.

Betrayal and Baggage: The Usual Viking Shenanigans

Of course, it wouldn't be Vikings without a healthy dose of betrayal. We saw the fallout from all the power plays swirling around King Ecbert's court. Athelstan, our favorite conflicted monk, was caught smack-dab in the middle, as usual.

And who could forget the simmering tensions between Ragnar and Lagertha? Their relationship baggage was heavier than a longship full of loot. These two, they're always close to something, love, hate, whatever it is, the feelings run deep.

Athelstan's Choice: A Real Head-Scratcher (and Heart-Wrencher)

Athelstan's internal struggle between his Christian faith and his Viking life reached a fever pitch. The episode had us all yelling at the screen, "Just pick a side already!". His ultimate decision was pretty shocking, leaving us wondering what the heck he was thinking.

Let's be real, Athelstan was the ultimate conflicted soul. He was the human representation of a philosophical debate, and we’re left there contemplating if he made the right choice. In other words, the scene was pretty powerful.

Ecbert's Master Plan: More Twists Than a Viking Braid

King Ecbert, that sly fox, continued to play everyone like a fiddle. His long game strategy got even more complicated. His calm demeanor contrasted against the violent world made him even more dangerous.

You never really know what that guy is thinking. One thing is clear, Ecbert is thinking three steps ahead, and he's not afraid to use anyone to get there.

The Unexpected Warmth: A Viking Family Reunion (Kind Of)

Amidst the scheming and skirmishes, there were surprisingly tender moments. We saw a glimpse of the family Ragnar always wanted, even if it was a bit unconventional. And some of the interactions were unexpectedly touching.

Bjorn's growth as a leader was also a highlight. He's clearly inherited his father's charisma, but also has his own distinct perspective. Lagertha must be proud.

Floki Being Floki: The Comic Relief (and Religious Zealot)

Let's not forget Floki, the quirky shipbuilder and devout believer. He always manages to inject a bit of dark humor into the darkest situations. His unwavering faith, while sometimes terrifying, provides a strange sense of levity.

Floki, with his off-beat remarks, is the glue to the chaos. Whether you're laughing or screaming, you definitely cannot ignore his presence.

The Cliffhanger Ending: Because What's a Finale Without One?

Of course, the episode ended with a cliffhanger that left us practically clawing at the walls. With the stage set for more alliances, betrayals, and epic battles. We were left wanting more, because, let’s be honest, who doesn't love a good cliffhanger?

The finale of Season 2 really set the tone for the rest of the show. The Vikings are here to stay. They're ready to conquer, whether it be land or people.

Final Verdict: Worth the Watch (Even If You Skip the Battle Scenes)

Overall, "The Lord's Prayer" was a surprisingly nuanced and emotionally charged episode. It was the perfect balance of Viking grit and human connection. Even if you aren't a fan of the fighting, you can still find a lot to enjoy here.

It's a nice reminder that even Vikings have feelings. Plus, Ragnar's facial expressions are priceless. So grab your horn of mead, settle in, and prepare for a Viking finale that's more than just swords and shields.