Ragnar's Decisions and Relationships

The transcript features a dialogue between characters, including Ragnar and Athelstan, discussing life, decisions, and future plans. Ragnar is summoned by the Earl, who discusses rewards and conditions for a new raid. Ragnar expresses his desire to sail west again, negotiating terms and involving his family in the decision-making process. The dialogue concludes with plans for future endeavors.

Why did Ragnar Lothbrok spare Athelstan's life?

• He was ordered by the Earl.

• He needed a new crew member.

• He saw potential in Athelstan.

• He wanted to learn about Christianity.

What was the Earl's decision regarding the division of spoils?

• Everyone gets an equal share.

• The Earl keeps everything.

• Each person can take one item.

• The spoils are auctioned.

What does Ragnar take as his reward from the raid?

• A piece of land

• A new ship

• The priest as a slave

• A chest of gold

What is Athelstan's role in Ragnar's household?

• A farmer

• A monk

• A slave

• A warrior

Which god does Athelstan claim to follow?

• Odin

• Thor

• The Christian God

• Loki

What does Ragnar want to do after the raid?

• Retire from raiding

• Become an Earl

• Sail west again

• Settle in England

What condition does the Earl set for Ragnar's next raid?

• Ragnar must pay a tribute.

• A trusted warrior must accompany him.

• He must take more men.

• He must raid a different location.

Who is chosen to accompany Ragnar on his next raid?

• Connote

• Floki

• Athelstan

• Rollo

What does Ragnar plan to do with his family while he is away?

• Take them with him

• Leave them at the farm

• Send them to the Earl's protection

• Move them to a new village

How does Ragnar view Athelstan in his household?

• As a slave

• As a responsible person

• As a threat

• As a friend