Wrong. By saying "so many friends with sword in hand" they mean that those friends died fighting and this is the purpose of a viking warrior: dying in a battle.
Wrong. By saying "so many friends with sword in hand" they mean that those friends died fighting and this is the purpose of a viking warrior: dying in a battle.
Also if you look at the next sentence it begins with "but"; meaning it must have an opposite statement from the previous sentence.
Also if you look at the next sentence it begins with "but"; meaning it must have an opposite statement from the previous sentence.
and also its "so many faces died with sword in hand" not "so many friends"
Wrong. By saying "so many friends with sword in hand" they mean that those friends died fighting and this is the purpose of a viking warrior: dying in a battle.
Wrong. By saying "so many friends with sword in hand" they mean that those friends died fighting and this is the purpose of a viking warrior: dying in a battle.
Also if you look at the next sentence it begins with "but"; meaning it must have an opposite statement from the previous sentence.
Also if you look at the next sentence it begins with "but"; meaning it must have an opposite statement from the previous sentence.