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Vikings Season 5 Spoilers: Is Lagertha going to become the new ruler of Norway? Katheryn Winnick unveils tattoo
Vikings Season 5 will take a long time to return but the shooting is in full swing and now actress Katheryn Winnick has shared an interesting photo on Instagram. It is quite intriguing and hints at some serious shift in power in the historical show.
Winnick has shared a new photo of her character Lagertha on Instagram that shows her with a tattoo on her shoulder and upper arm, reports GameNGuide. In the video, the costume designer is seen saying that the skin art is supposed to look like chain mail. Ever since the photo came out, speculations have started about its meaning and what importance it holds in terms of her role.
The tattoo has aroused the curiosity of fans and it is being said that the skin art might be an indication of her rise in power. Earl Ingstad might be seen as a more powerful warrior in Season 5 of ‘Vikings.’ She might
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As for Ragnar, many have the belief that King Harald might betray him and the betrayal would lead to his death in the second half of Season 4. However, Legartha would wait and usurp Norway only after gaining the trust of King Harald.
Speaking of Ragnar, the possibility of his death is building slowly with the first part of ‘Vikings’ Season 4, reports Jobs & Hire. According to the news outlet, most of the first segment of Season 4 was about him experiencing serious difficulties in life. With his wife and children already against him, his brother has also betrayed him now and the drug addiction has left him in a state of decadence.
The plot is inching towards his demise and therefore, it would not be wrong to conjecture about Legartha’s rise in power. There are very bright chances of her taking revenge for Ragnar’s death in Vikings Season 5.
Part two of ‘Vikings’ Season 4 is scheduled to air from April

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