#interconnections

Athelstan saving Ragnar from drowning .

Athelstan praying his god to not let Ragnar die ( George was phenomenal , he already loved Ragnar )

Ragnar dreaming about Athelstan and treat the seer with snake when he learn Athelstan is with Ecbert.

Ragnar is agressive toward everybody without Athelstan in Mercia .

Meanwhile floki shut your face.

Athelwulf attack Wessex land after Athelstan said his futur is bonded with Ragnar to Ecbert .

Athelstan's journal : Our little sweet man must chose his love for his god or his love for a another soul on earth . No this si not Judith but Ragnar in episode 6 when Athelstan become christian again . Even god can't seperate Their bond .

Athelstan reborn again as christian but died after that . Ragnar reborn again after Athelstan's death , letting a part of him dies.

The seer said only the dead ( les morts in french ) will take Paris . It was Ragnar pretending to be dead wearing Athelstan's cross ( Athelstan represesent the cross..) Athelstan also took Paris as really dead.

Ragnar take drugs after he saw Athelstan for the second time .

Ragnar tried suicide....

Ragnar become mad when he throw old treasure from lindisfarme to peasents planning to go to wessex. He think about his most precious lost treasure .

Ragnar gave Athelstan's cross to Alfred not for religion but for love .He gave also Athesltan 's arm ring to Ivar . He wanted so many Athelstan's legacy .

At last , Athelstan's body rest in Kattegat where Ragnar was born .

Ragnar 's body" rest" in Northumbria where Athelstan was born .

No Aelle even your own god ( and Athelstan ) won't help your army . You killed someone very precious...

The last memories of Ragnar : It was only with Athelstan there was not bad memories.

Athelstan's holy spirit was in Ragnar when he died to comfort him and maybe take him to Valhalla. ( Athelstan's spirit is very omnipresent and powerful even in the last 2 season without George.)

One of my favourite things is evidence of ancient international interconnections. It brings the past strongly into focus. And this site has that in spades. Fascinating.

A slightly different angle on sustainability- but today I’ve been doing some thinking about the interconnectedness of nature, and the work of the Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher comes to mind. The tessellations of his ‘Metamorphosis’ masterpieces are some of my favourite artworks that express this idea...

More food! More! More! More food!!! Thank you Zii for the assistance on crafting these tasty morsels. (check them out at @/zjm_artist on twitter)