- Original release
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Platform release date
- Previous episode S01E08 - Sacrifice
- Number S01E09
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Director
Ken Girotti
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Writer
Michael Hirst
- Country Canada
- Original language English
- Genres Action, Adventure, Drama, History, Romance, War
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Last update
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At the behest of King Horik, Ragnar assembles a small party to travel to Gotaland (modern day Sweden) to resolve a land dispute with the area’s leader, Jarl Borg. Ragnar’s renown precedes him and Jarl Borg is intrigued – has he found a new ally or is Ragnar just a puppet of the king? Meanwhile in Kattegat, with a plague taking its toll on the village, the people look to Lagertha to help appease the gods.
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