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Thorfinn shares the story of his death—struck by lightning 1,000 years ago—and pleads for a traditional burial involving mead, an orgy (which Sam declines), and a burning ship. [S1E3] Viking Funeral
Shows a vulnerable side, expressing deep gratitude that his "new family" did not abandon him or sell him out. For more details on the show's lore or
As the boat burns, a bright light appears over Thorfinn. The ghosts believe he is finally ascending (or being "sucked off," in their terminology). Flower, in a moment of panic, confesses her love for him. However, the light is revealed to be the flashing sirens of a police cruiser responding to the unauthorized fire. Character Development As the boat burns, a bright light appears over Thorfinn
Simultaneously, the other ghosts hold an election to choose a "ghost representative" to communicate their needs to Sam. Isaac and Alberta compete for votes, while Hetty eventually changes her stance on women's suffrage to support Alberta.
The group gathers at the lake where Jay successfully launches a flaming arrow into a small boat containing Thorfinn's remains.
The episode centers on the moral dilemma faced by Samantha and Jay when their contractor, Mark, unearths Thorfinn’s skeletal remains. While Thorfinn is desperate for a traditional Viking funeral to ensure his passage to Valhalla, Sam and Jay learn that the bones are worth a significant amount of money to museums.