God of War Ragnarok - Part 6

Imagine being Freya, perched as a bird, having to wait like 5 minutes if not more, for the god of war to run around like a gremlin, shoving his fist through barrels looking for money 😂

"I think you care for your dad so much you can't conceive a world where you'd let him get hurt" this video game is full of one liners that hit you where the feels are.

The way Freya spreads her arms while her tattoos glow after freeing herself from Odin's hold is VERY reminiscent of Baldur being freed from HER magic in GoW4. I love it.

I keep coming back to that moment of Atreus turning into a bear and Kratos stopping him. It's so crazy how literally just a few moments before Atreus was learning to control his anger and rage and was doing really well. But the moment he realised his father was in danger, he immediately turned into a bear, unable to control his feelings. His rage in order to ensure his father's safety is so strong. And then Kratos' "are you harmed"? Urgh. He even holds Bear Atreus' muzzle so gently.

I love how Kratos is listening to Freya talk about how awful it is to see her village in ruins...while running around robbing every chest he can find.

it’s cool to watch how atreus’s rage meter fills almost immediately when he first got it but over time it fills slower because he’s learning how to control it

The way how Freya reacted after the "Her name was Calliope." is so overlooked. Reminder that for the entire game up to this point, and a little while after if I'm guessing correctly, Freya wants nothing more than to kill Kratos and avenge her son. But upon the realization that Kratos had lost a little girl before, the hatred and contempt in her voice goes away in an instant, as though she suddenly understood Kratos a little better, as though having a "that explains a lot" moment. At the very end of her conversation, she even says "I shouldn't have asked." in a rather apologetic tone. For a moment, in her mind, she wasn't talking to her sons killer, she was talking to another parent who lost a child, who even after many, many years, still felt that pain as fresh as when he first realized she died by his own ambition. As much as Freya tries to hide it now, she's a very caring and empathetic soul.

It's so meta that Angrbodas grandma says that nobody remembers her when she IS not mentioned almost at all at myths even she was a mate of loki and mother of Fenrir, Jörmungandr and Hel.

"Do you think after Kratos is done with the Norse gods, he's gonna go fight Jesus?" is definitely one of my favorite moments

Kratos saying "Are you harmed?" to Atreus is like the softest I've ever heard his voice before.

That "yep, that's me" freeze frame immediately after "it could hit me in the face" made me HOLLER!!!🤣🤣🤣

At this point this is now a new catch phrase "Well that's Fimbulwinter for ya"

Gryla: insults her grandaughter, wishing she was never born, and that she will be forgotten Sean: Damn, that was non-stop bangers

Kratos has changed so much and I love that. Even in the fights, hes still so much calmer. He lets his guard down when he realizes the woman hes fighting is Freya, and even stops Atreus from fighting her. His relationship with his son shows just how much more he cares now. Begging his son to tell him the truth because hes so worried about him. So glad Sean’s playing this game, its a masterpiece.

“Like you know the pain of losing a child” The way I NEEDED to pause the video and just sit there bro, like WOW. Just wow.

1:59:20 This entire scene is crazy good. Like, the desperate tearing at the roots and the way she says "Get out... get out of me!" And then falls to the ground Is so well acted and emotional. Easily one of my favorite scenes. Danielle killed this role

angrboda’s dialogue after the encounter with gryla is so fucking heartbreaking. for a young girl who’s already been through so much to hear her once-loving grandmother say all of that to her and still understand what her grandmother is going through is phenomenal. her voice actress acting out the strained pain as she struggles not to break down is amazing.

The reason kratos keeps needing to talk about himself whenever freya gets upset is because she’s always like “you’d NEVER UNDERSTAND MY PAIN” so he has to give a lil anecdote to explain that not only does he understand. He’s experienced it tenfold!

I love how Jack is claiming kratos doesn't have leadership qualities yet the guy led wars was a general and is confident enough in his own abilities to take on the gods and had the determination to see it through

I love that when confronting Atreus you can hear the pain in his voice, instead of an authoritative demand, it feels like he’s begging for his son to open up