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Ynkku

I watched Vinland Saga before and I couldnt appreciate Season 2. Watching it with you guys makes me appreciate it more.

Ben Smith

I'm not sure if Snake is actually related to Sverkel and Ketil. He calls Sverkel 'jiji' translated to gramps, 'jiji' is generally used as a generic term for old man or codger as well a term for grandfather . Einar referred to him as 'ojiisan' which also got translated to gramps, where 'ojiisan' is the respectful version of 'jiji' and obviously Einar is not related to him. Also Sverkel refers to Snake as 'Snake' which I assume is not his real name which I think a relative would know. Maybe he is related to him what do I know, but a character in an anime calling someone gramps or granny doesn't necessarily mean they're actually related. And that shot of Thorfinn's hand after throwing the seeds is so beautiful. His hand is so rough and cut up from all the death it's brought about, but now we see it sowing life into the ground. This show is amazing.

matalac100

why does such a feel good episode just leave me scared for what comes next

Jake

Ohayo! Thorfinn has a friend! So cute, 🥰 Einar reminds me of Jiji from DanDanDan a little.

SS

Had a huge grin on my face this entire episode, so beautiful

Ilsuk Yang

This is the first time Thorfinn's been around happiness and peace like this since he left his family and his dad died (you're a real one Thors) and it's just so wholesome to watch. Thorfinn never really had a friend before, even before his life of war, so it's so cool to see him and Einar get along so well 🥹🥹🥹

Roboton

Old man really is wise! On your point of being content: it feels like achieving wealth like that - the possibilities that come with it, real or imagined, feeds into a cycle of "what could I do if I had even more?" - so the question is: in that pursuit, does one stop to think about happiness? Does the pursuit itself make you happy? It's definitely worth exploring!