![]() ![]() The Last Kingdom's biggest finale twist arrives when Uhtred refuses to grant Edward control of Northumbria after their victory. The outcome generates a new conflict, as Uhtred had initially intended to cede the lands to Edward and even supposed that it was his destiny to make England for Alfred's son. Uhtred's reclamation of Bebbanburg as Lord of Northumbria marks the resolution of The Last Kingdom's central plotline. ![]() Here's where The Last Kingdom finishes its story and the meaning behind each major event. While not many loose ends remain at the end of The Last Kingdom, the series concludes with several open-ended developments that should see their resolutions in the film. The Last Kingdom season 5 may signal the end of the TV show's run on Netflix, however, the streaming service will produce a follow-up movie titled Seven Kings Must Die - which adapts the final three novels of Bernard Cornwell's Saxon Stories series and conclude Uhtred's journey. Throughout the series, Uhtred's dual identity solidifies his stance as a warrior who dances to the beat of his own drum. Beginning his journey serving King Alfred of Wessex, Uhtred made a name for himself slaying Danes in the name of Saxon rule and in hopes of accruing enough influence to one day reclaim his birthright. Uhtred was born of Saxon ancestry but adopted by Danes after his father's death. Uhtred's endeavors in The Last Kingdom take place in medieval England in the 9th and 10th centuries. The Last Kingdom follows Uhtred Ragnarsson, who was robbed of his ancestral land of Bebbanburg as a child. Related: The Last Kingdom Season 6 Or Movie: What Comes Next? ![]()
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