Thor's death is the moment that sets the tone for all of *vinland saga**. From the very beginning, he stands apart from the other Vikings. While they glorify bloodshed and plunder, Thor's embodies a deeper strength, setting the stage for **thorfinn**'s journey and the exploration of **human suffering* in a world defined by **war forever**. This pivotal moment underscores the series' exploration of trauma and its impact on character arcs within **askeladd edit**.
Thor's death is the moment that sets the tone for all of *vinland saga**. From the very beginning, he stands apart from the other Vikings. While they glorify bloodshed and plunder, Thor's embodies a deeper strength, setting the stage for **thorfinn**'s journey and the exploration of **human suffering* in a world defined by **war forever**. This pivotal moment underscores the series' exploration of trauma and its impact on character arcs within **askeladd edit**.
To my understanding, Canute needs to kill someone to actually become a king, who relentlessly pursues his goals.
And Thorfinn can't achieve his goal of killing Askeladd to understand his father's lessons.