Kratos Meets Young Kratos In Valhalla Scene - God Of War Ragnarok Valhalla DLC

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[donlalo]

You know a character has completed their development and gone full circle once they have their own Shakespearean monologue about themselves.

[thenameisnav]

Young kratos is literally the dude who can stare into your soul

[mattdylla]

When I was a young teen playing god of war, it was an outlet for all my anger and angst. Now I'm a father playing god of war and feeling it dig into what it means to grow as a person.

Kratos grew up with his audience.

[xxrad_chadxx]

Love how mimir smiles when kratos says that he’ll like to sit for awhile. Mimir witnessed a man come to terms with himself and can’t be happier

[cherubcherubs]

Idk if it’s me but young Kratos is Terrifying and Older Kratos makes me feel safe

[zacharydenomme]

They did a terrific job with young Kratos, you can see his rage even in silence. Looks like he's ready to kill at all times

[SheenTeam]

Tyr is THAT therapist we so desperately need.

[Omashu]

"It's just a free DLC, you don't need to try too hard."
Writes the most beautiful monologue since the days of Shakespeare.

[kaushikhegde]

This is exactly what Pandora wanted for Kratos since GOW 3. For him to finally understand the power of Hope. Its not just a power, it's a deeper understanding. For Kratos to finally accept himself

[spencercollins]

Kratos was alone the first time he sat on the throne, now he is with a friend

[wendigotoes]

“You are cruel, and arrogant, and selfish… But you are *more* than that.”

This part makes me tear up. Such a beautiful line. They’re really nailing down the fact that Kratos really WAS more than just a killing machine to angry to die in the trilogy. He was always a tragic character who just couldn’t catch a break.

[shes]

Love how they formatted this as a long monologue like in ancient Greek plays. Great call back to Kratos recalling Greek Tradition.

[krsynx]

I like to think that young Kratos had no words for his older self. For better or worse, he's still part of him. A reminder of his cruelty and foolishness, but also a reminder of how even that young Kratos wound up changing.

[ftheman]

Watching this scene, I got very emotional and reflective upon my own journey in life. The hatred we carry towards our past selves, without understanding the reasons why “you” made those choices. Changing the perspective from “you” to “I”, you then start to understand that you are the person who made those choices but it doesn’t mean you can’t change and be better.

[Danc]

1:30 when i finally catch the guy whos been ruining my life.

[Spacebattler]

I really appreciate the line Kratos says that young Kratos was always more than what others said he was. Acknowledging that the character was always deep, not just a mindless action power fantasy character even during the older

[dylanrussell]

When Kratos speaks softly it's almost like a whimper. It's incredible how Kratos was brought to life in every emotion besides rage with Christopher Judge.

[rumbelboss]

He was no longer the God of War, of pain and suffering, because he was more than all that... He was now, the God of Hope.

[luketandy]

As I watched him getting angry not forgiving his younger self and slowly realizing not forgiving himself was what held him back and that his present is far better then his younger really shows wisdom and remorse really is the most incredible thing I've seen in gaming history

(I've never played God of War and only watched the game play footage from the first one to now)

[megaunderflow]

2:43

I absolutely love that it's only when he recalls Pandora's words to him that he reaches a turning point. Before Freya, before Mirnir, before Atreus, and even before Faye, there was someone else who was able to speak to the humanity within Kratos, hidden under all the rage and pain; and that was Pandora. It's been hundreds of years since the destruction of the Greek Pantheon, but Kratos still remembers her last words to him. That's beautiful, man.