Kratos Tells Freya About His Dead Family In Greece Scene - God of War 5 Ragnarok PS5 (4K 60FPS)

God of War Ragnarok Kratos opens up to Freya and tells her about his dead family from Greece, about his daughter Caliope, his brother Deimos, and how he destroyed Zeus and Gods of olympus for vengeance scene

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[novapixel]

Freya : You think you can even begin to understand the pain of losing a child?.
Kratos : Bitch I'm wearing their ashes.

[runeheadah]

"You still stand against fate?" she says to the man who killed fate.

Three times.

[happyninja]

"My son is no would KEEP it that way." I love that line. Speaks volumes to how Kratos views his role as Atreus' father. He named him after a Spartan, but the defining trait of the namesake Atreus, was basically everything that he did that was NOT Spartany. He was joyous, laughing, dancing, the embodiment of savoring life and love, everything that is beaten out of Spartan in this reality. So even though he named him for a Spartan, having him BE a Spartan, was never Kratos' goal. More that he wanted Atreus to embody the things that made Kratos love his Spartan friend so dearly. Being caring, empathetic, happy, etc. Those are the traits he wants to protect in Atreus. He just doesn't know how to foster them himself. So he tries to distance himself from Atreus, in a fear that being near him, knowing who he is, would taint those traits. That he would corrupt him by his mere proximity.

[fflglt]

I wish he mentioned their ashes being cursed to his skin.

[brunoflores]

The tone on his voice when he says he has burned Olympus to the ground sounds like in that moment he remember the anger he felt at that time

[productionsleakes]

"But I never stopped loving my brother"
That's really brings tears

[emadeka]

The fact that Kratos *chooses* to open up his past to Freya really shows his growth. Just as Faye said, open your heart to the world and you'll find reasons to live in it.

[thomasfisher]

I love that freya is willing to sympathize with kratos's pain despite what he did to her son. It shows how deep her care goes

[Necronlord]

Freya: "What happened?"
Kratos: "Well, I saw a circle pop up above her head, and..."

[Unknown.NotRegistered]

Kratos is that living meme of "name one person that has suffered more than..."

[Isukiri]

“I paid back their blood a thousand times, and burned Olympus to the ground…”

There’s just something about this line and delivery that sends chills down my spine. Like, it just gives me flashbacks of everything that happened in the original trilogy.

[SinfulofSauce]

Freya is basically that person who only played GOW3 and 4 without getting the full picture of the story.

[khalidala]

Kratos lost everything in Greek 💔
Lost his wife and his daughter
Lost his brother deimos
Lost his mother

[samueleaston]

The parts when he said he didn't wish to live with killing her as much as he wanted to die and when he said i would have always helped you just goes to show how deep his appreciation goes for her saving his sons life

[phuctranhong]

And Freya didn't know about his reunion with Calliope. Kratos gave up everything, his weapons, his powers, his duty, to be unite with her. And for that moment, both of them seem to be full of bliss and happiness. But that didn't last long, in others to save the world, and most inportantly, to protect his daughter, Kratos left her go, this time pernamently.

[nvaer]

Freya: "You have no idea what my pain is. You have not suffered like I have."
Kratos: "I was tricked into killing my own family and wearing their ashes."
Freya. "Oh. Well, that's still not . . ."
Kratos: My brother was smashed into a wall and crushed in front of me."
Freya: "Damn. Okay, I guess . . ."
Kratos: "My mother was transformed into a monster and I had to dismember her."
Freya: "Dude."
Kratos: "My own father killed me and destroyed my homeland."
Freya: "Stop."
Kratos: "I was tortured for months by three sisters and after their son helped me I had to kill him to set him free."
Freya: Dude stop! I get it. Do you have any idea how messed up you sound? Is there anything that ever brought you any happiness?"
Kratos: . . .
Kratos: "There was this boat captain . . ."

[MLaak]

I love how they show that Freya isn't as far gone as she first seems.
While being threatening and angry you don't get the sense she'll actually kill Atreus when they meet alone.
She could easily have got multiple hits in on Kratos when he was holding back Atreus' bear form but can't bring herself to actually do it.
And when Kratos reveals these part of his past her hatred for him falls apart, even if a traumatic righteous anger hangs on for a little longer, being replaced with effectively horrified pity.

[cb-]

GoW 2018 ends with Kratos saying "I have nothing more to hide"
And in ragnarok he is open about his past in Greece. I'm glad they didn't back track his character development

[griddycheese]

Kratos one ups freya in every way even in pain 😂