Vikings Panel Insights and Revelations

The Vikings panel at ComicCon features a recap of season 4 and discussions with the cast and creator Michael Hurst. Key topics include Ragnar's journey, Lagertha's strength, Rolo's betrayal, Bjorn's growth, and Floki's redemption. The panel also includes audience interactions and insights into the upcoming season.

Who is the moderator of the Vikings panel at ComicCon?

• Katherine Winnick

• Michael Hurst

• Kate Han

• Travis Fimmel

What was one of the reasons Ragnar left his family after the battle in Paris?

• He wanted to explore new lands

• He felt unwanted and betrayed

• He was captured by enemies

• He was seeking revenge

According to Michael Hurst, what was unique about Viking society?

• It was a democracy

• It was a meritocracy

• It was a monarchy

• It was a theocracy

What motivates Lagertha according to Katherine Winnick?

• Becoming the queen

• Following her original dream

• Gaining power

• Seeking revenge

What was the reason Rolo stayed in France according to Clive Standen?

• He was seeking wealth

• He wanted to betray his people

• He had nothing left in Kattegat

• He was forced to stay

What did Alexander Ludwig say about his experience filming with the bear?

• It was a unique and memorable experience

• It was terrifying

• The bear was CGI

• He refused to film with the bear

What did Michael Hurst reveal about the future of the show?

• The show will end after Season 4

• New characters will be introduced

• Ragnar will not return

• There will be no more time jumps

What was the audience's reaction to the panel?

• They were disappointed

• They were confused

• They were highly engaged and interactive

• They were uninterested

What did the cast say about their fan encounters?

• They rarely meet fans

• They have had many memorable encounters

• They avoid fan interactions

• They only meet fans at ComicCon

What did the panelists say about the portrayal of women in the show?

• Women are portrayed as weak

• Women are portrayed as powerful and complex

• Women are not a focus of the show

• Women are only supporting characters