Vikings Season 6 Part 2 Updates: The last Season of the saga was Vikings season 6, part two, and it was full of exciting surprises.
Ingrid who is played by Lucy Martin was turned into a powerful, relentless witch who wanted to rule the Kattegat. The fans asked if Ingrid had her powers and whether she had really been a witch.
Does Ingrid become a witch forever?
For several of the protagonists, Vikings Six, Part B offered a happy conclusion, but certain mysteries remain unanswered. Ingrid was actually a Kattegat resident in the first half of season six who caught the attention of Bjorn Ironside who is Alexander Ludwig and married the couple.
King Harald who is Peter Franzén ended up raping her, and she seemed devastated by the horrific ordeal. However, she had turned into a strong shieldmaiden in the final episodes who accompanied Bjorn in the second round of the battle of Rus.
It emerges from this that she used her traumatic past to harness her rage and prepared herself to become a fierce warrior.
Vikings Season 6 Part 2: About fans confusion:
She was considered to have been Erik’s slave, but audiences are curious to know if she was a witch at the time. On Reddit, WestenderMD said: ‘I don’t get what is meant.
The fact that she rules happily because she apparently has Bjorn’s son? It was interesting, thrilling, all with her in it, but it dropped flat on me. Before the split, she was discovered to be a witch because I didn’t remember.
It seemed very hamfisted about how many times her backstory was applied to everything else. She was just a kid who had Bjorn’s skin. And she’s a witch, too. Then, before she came to Kattegat, she was a slave and remembered Erik and never said anything to Gunnhild, or anyone?
Some fans claim that her quest to become a witch was purely to encourage the final episodes to further develop her character. Rambl3 On said that she hated Ingrid when she was introduced. For a whole half a season she was just there to have sex with Bjorn.
She finally got a bit of character with her witch stuff towards the end but it was too little too late to really make anyone root for her. Others said her witch plot was pointless since other female characters such as Aslaug (Alyssa Sutherland) never used to their benefit their unique powers.
