That chapter with Thorkell suffering from peace was the funniest shit ever, dude xDDDD He never fails to crack me up. Must be the first time a manga has made me laugh so much.
I guess Thorfinn gets to fully comprehend now his father's struggle and why he chose to sacrifice his life that fateful day. It's sad that his sacrifice still wasn't enough, it didn't bring closure – Thorfinn's still not free from the Jomsviking's bullshit just because it so happens that Thors' blood flows through his veins.
More than that, poor fella is also getting that Prince Canute treatment, as opposing fractions of a brand new succession conflict are trying either to get him killed or to use him as a pawn in their game. I honestly didn't see it coming. Who'd ever guess that out of all people Thorfinn would find himself in this position? Well, Askeladd, of course xD He was the first one to point out Thorfinn's high rank, I think he realised the ramifications.
Btw, I'm just wondering now how is it possible that Sigvaldi didn't interfere with his grandson's slavery sentence?
Floki finally gets a bit humanised. Up to this point he was just an ordinary villain who works behind the curtain to protect his own interests. We didn't get to see that much of what kind of person he is deep down. And it turns out he's just insecure, as I suspected. Thors was making him uneasy. I kinda feel for him: I know what it's like to struggle with the inferiority complex, it does make you one hell of a shitty person.
I'm curious whether Thorfinn will be able to liberate himself from his past and the bloodline ties. The plot thickens yet again.