'Vikings' season 4B rumors: Ragnar to kill himself by hanging?

(Facebook/Vikings)Rumors claim that Ragnar will kill himself in "Vikings" season 4B.

The second half of the historical fiction drama "Vikings" season 4 is finally airing this Nov. 30, and rumors claiming that the first episode of the show will showcase the death of Ragnar (Travis Fimmel) are already getting louder as it is said that the troubled king will take his own life.

Even before the airing date of "Vikings" season 4B was confirmed, it has already been heavily rumored that the second half of the series' season 4 would feature the death of Ragnar. As several teasers for the upcoming second half of the series keep on asking "Who will fall?," which hints of someone's death, the more it is believed that Ragnar will meet his demise soon on the series.

According to the latest reports, "Vikings" creator Michael Hirst has teased of the possibility of Ragnar taking his own life. As the latest trailer of the series shows the King of Kattegat attempting to hang himself, more and more fans of the series are inclined to believe that it will be Ragnar, indeed, who will really die in "Vikings" season 4B.

Earlier, it was also rumored that the upcoming second half of "Vikings" season 4 would feature the long-delayed battle between Ragnar and King Ecbert (Linus Roache), who was responsible for the mass slaughter of the Vikings at Wessex. As one of the trailers for the upcoming season 4B of the series has teased this scene, it goes without saying that, indeed, it is more than just a rumor.

Some rumors claim that it is in this battle with King Ecbert where Ragnar will meet his demise. Nonetheless, there are also some reports saying that it will be King Ecbert who will perish in the battle and not Ragnar.

Will Ragnar succeed in killing himself by hanging? Or will he die in his battle with King Ecbert? Will it really be Ragnar who will die in "Vikings" season 4B or other prominent characters?

Find out when "Vikings" season 4B begins airing over History Channel on Nov. 30 at 9/8 C.

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