Emperor's Offers and Ragnar's Fate

The transcript details a series of events involving the Emperor's expectations, Ragnar Lothbrok's condition, and his request for a Christian burial. Negotiations ensue regarding the burial, with the Emperor offering incentives, including marriage to his daughter. The Northmen's departure and potential return are discussed, highlighting the ongoing diplomatic and strategic maneuvers.

What does the Emperor expect in return for the treasure?

• A promise of loyalty

• A trade agreement

• Immediate belief

• A military alliance

Why is Ragnar still at the location instead of returning home?

• He is waiting for more treasure

• He is negotiating with the Emperor

• He is building a new ship

• He is too weak and ill to travel

What is Ragnar's only request if he dies?

• To be buried at sea

• To be cremated

• To receive a proper Christian burial

• To be buried in his homeland

What condition is set for Ragnar's burial?

• His body must be carried by armed men

• His burial must be witnessed by the Emperor

• A Christian mass must be said for his soul

• He must be buried in a royal tomb

What has the Emperor offered to the Northmen besides money?

• A new territory

• A fleet of ships

• A peace treaty

• His daughter's hand in marriage

Who is the great warrior that has remained in the camp?

• Ragnar

• Floki

• Bjorn

• Rollo

What is the Emperor's strategy to ensure the Northmen leave?

• Offer them more money

• Threaten them with war

• Offer them land

• Negotiate a trade deal

What is the significance of the Emperor's daughter's marriage offer?

• It is a sign of surrender

• It is a cultural exchange

• It is a strategic alliance

• It is a gesture of goodwill

What is the Emperor's ultimate goal with his offers?

• To ensure peace and stability

• To convert the Northmen to Christianity

• To expand his empire

• To gain more wealth