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Vikings Season 4 Episode 11 Release Date, Cast and Spoilers

Vikings Season 4 Episode 11 Release Date, Cast and Spoilers

By Mark Aserit 10 Jul, 2016 12:47 EDT

The fourth season of historical drama "Vikings" was cut short in April when History Channel decided to air the 10 remaining episodes later this year. However, the long wait would not be put in vain as the second half of the show's fourth season is expected became bloodier than before.

In Vikings Season 4 part 2, Ragnar Lothbrok could finally meet his end. Some viewers say he might die in a battle or one of his sons would kill him.The 10^th episode of Season 4 showed Ragnar returned to Kattegat after several years of absence. However, his people and his sons hate him for leaving the village for too long.

In order to re-establish his right to kingship, he challenges his sons to defeat him in a battle. Next season, it is interesting to see how Ragnar will face his grown sons Hvitserk, Bjorn Ironside, Sigurd Snake-In-The-Eye, Ubbe and Ivar The Boneless.

There are several fan theories that say one or all of Ragnar's sons will kill him before the Season 4 is over. Some viewers also speculate Ragnar will choose his youngest son Ivar as the rightful king of Kattegat. Nonetheless, Season 4 could witness the death of Ragnar Lothbrok.

Historical-wise, Ragnar Lothbrok was described as a jealous king who feared his sons' success. In addition, Vikings creator and writer Michael Hirst told in History Extra that Odin's blood runs in the veins of Ragnar.

While the next episode is still months from now, fans don't have to wait until autumn to have a look at the new season. The cast is posting some of the behind-the-scenes pictures and videos in their social media accounts.

For instance, Alex Anderson, who plays Ivar the Boneless, posted a video on Instagram showing his new look, which features a pulled back braid. He also seems to have bruises on his cheek.

Additionally, Marco Ilsø, who plays Hvitserk, shared posted a photo on social media that shows blood drenched sword. The photo hints that Hvitserk will go to a bloody fight next season. Jasper Pääkkönen, who portrays Halfdan the Black, also shared an Instagram photo with Peter Franzen. The post suggests that the two actors just finished shooting a fight scene. Their face is covered with blood and dirt.

Based on the social media posts of Alex and Macro, fan theories about Ranger’s death next season might be true. Let’s wait and see. The trailer of Vikings Season 4 Episode 11 states that the show will return this “fall”. Stay tuned with us for more update.

Bloody business

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A photo posted by Jasper Pääkkönen (@jasperpaakkonen) on Jul 6, 2016 at 4:20am PDT

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Vikings Season 4 Episode 11 Release Date, Cast and Spoilers

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