Freya Tells Kratos Her Horrific Memories With Odin And Wedding Night Experience (GOW RAGNAROK) 4K
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Freya Tells Kratos Her Horrific Memories With Odin And Wedding Night Experience (GOW RAGNAROK) 4K
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Sad conversation between Freya an Kratos. She mentions all the horrific experiences she had being married to Odin. In particular her wedding night experience.
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Check out some of Kratos' Greece Stories in Ragnarok edited together with visuals from the original God of War games! ua-cam.com/video/zt0gBaIFBHc/v-deo.html
Fucking love that video! ❤😁
Funny that kratos got mad when they said the Aesir burned Freyr when he was a "Guest" since in greek culture being a bad host is a horrible offence
Thought the same was in germanic cultures too, no?
@@Jeremiah_D. it is.
Interesting. Live and learn....
Yeah. Guests from other places were a good source of information. About how things were going in the world in and around them. Or entertainment from stories they could tell. Also, if the host treats the guest poorly it was the whole town's reputation that was on the line. Much like invention of bows and arrows, although differs in degree, many peoples from many places treated their guests well. Even if they were enemies of their community. Or so I was told.
It's the same for the Norse as well but I guess the Aesir believed they were exempt from that.
Freya's voice actress is phenomenal
Danielle Bisutti was in one of the Insidious films as this evil ghost who in life abused her son because she wanted a girl and forced him to wear a dress which was partly responsinble for him becoming a serial killer. She was in Curse of Chucky as well.
The motion capture actress and the animation crew did a fantastic job with her body language and facial expressions as well.
@@Xehanort10 with that horror genre resume, hard to picture her in True Jackson VP in Nickelodeon lol.
@@pepehorhae She seems to be typecast as mothers who have complicated or outright bad relationships with their kids. Her Curse of Chucky character Barb Pierce was a bitch who cheated on her husband with her daughter's nanny, was a snob who talked about sending her daughter Alice to public school like it was the worst thing ever, was jealous that her mother Sarah paid more attention to her sister Nica than her which was understandable since back when Chucky was human he kidnapped Sarah and stabbed her in the stomach when he thought she'd called the police on him, crippling Nica in the womb. Barb wanted to put Nica in a home just so she could sell the house and when she thought her mother had committed she went full religious fanatic "suicide is a sin" shit when really Chucky killed her mother.
This one she whispers more. She plays the victim the entire game. She pushes for war. She acts like a tyrant saying things like “Bow to your Queen” that makes her no different than Odin.
Finally meeting Odin makes all of these manipulations make sense to me. Dude is mad convincing as an alright guy who just wanted answers. If Odin was played more like Zeus, I couldn't see Freya, Thrud, Groa, or anyone else falling for his bs.
The devil always greets with a smile
True, the greek gods were splinter, they only unite when kratos attack.
This is essentially Freya writing down her divorce papers WITHOUT Odin knowing lol
Sounds like my mom
Not like it matters anymore lol
"Odin reassured me he'd be the only family I'd need." *Oof.* After all, abusive partners never show their true colors in the beginning. Never while their partner has a support system they can return to if the relationship ends.
Kratos and Freya becoming close friends and even finding surrogate siblings in each other is a character arc I did not know I needed
I enjoy the friendship between these two. I'd be fine if there's no romance between the two either they seem more like warriors side by side than being in a relationship
Yeah, they each have their wounds and similarities. They fit better as comrades than lovers anyway.
Kratos would boned freya if he had a chance
@@xRenRipper nah he’s still grieving Faye.
@@xRenRipper maybe take awhile.But if she got together with Kratos, she will get a daughter name Hnoss based on the lore.The frienzed one is the father of Hnoss based on lore
@@genjicrow Hnoss? But isn't Kratos closest to Farbauti?
I hope Danielle Bisutti got some award for her role as Freya. She did freakin' amazing. In both games.
No matter how justified Odin’s actions can be seen, its no excuse and it doesn’t make me hate him less. He destroyed the lives of EVERYONE in the pursuit of control and answers. He had only himself to blame for his fate.
And hearing how toxic the marriage was made me hate him a LOT more lol
He wanted to pursue the true immortality and control of fates. In short he wanted to become a norns.
He went insane.
It's fairly clear that whatever he was Before looking at the Source, it was Gone afterwards.
See the similarities with Kratos?
Reading this comment Odin would totally be able to manipulate you. Not a single action he made can be justified. If you believed his bullshit, then yeah. So Odin got you lol.
@@SuccessQuotesMotivation okay?
If I am Baldur I would have lost my mind too.
Half brother who was a drunkard that loves violence and beating him up because Baldur can't die.
A cocky colleague who's always looked down on everyone and probably wins every sparring because of his op ability.
Another colleague who is always absent and never there.
Nephews who are as bad as their dad.
Your uncle and those from your mother side that don't like you because they hate your dad
Over protective mom.
Selfish Dad.
Oh come on, let's not act as if Baldur was an angel, ofc we can't say he grew up in a healthy place, hell no he didn't, but he made terrible things too, independently of his madness
@@granalmirantethrawn2972 true but that because of Odin selfishness... Odin treated everyone not like his family but he treated them like employees which is very wrong....
Tyr the only saint
@@granalmirantethrawn2972 that's literally the opposite of what he's doing. What they're saying is that as fucked up as his family and life was, of course he'd end up broken.
They aren't saying he's special or a saint. They're saying he would've had to have been to not end up messed up, and he simply wasn't.
@@beardeddog8215 not according to Cory Balog. Tyr was far from a saint here.
6:36 I LOVE how philosophical Kratos became, he feels like a guide you would love to have on your side.
Thankfully Mimir didn't miss this one
hehe Kratos developed Talk no Jutsu
He’s becoming a wise man
@@alexlau5995 I thought that same shit when he was talking to Thor
Kratos knows what it’s like to lose everything bc of vengeance and “prophetic visions” from the gods and he doesn’t want anyone to follow that path ever again.
Kratos : "Don't be sorry, be better"
Boi: yeah like what he said
@@klumzynamz201 Faye : actually it was my line Boy.
@@andiqalfizaputra5987 Mimir: "Someone's prolly getting a grounding in the afterlife, me thinks."
3:28 It's not the same to see him climbing without Atreus on his back
I almost expected Freya to jump on.
Although Odin is willing to make Freya happy for the rest of her life, in the end it was just so he can manipulate the Vanir inside out. Like Baldur on the case saying he can be feeling again by go to Jotunheim only to end up being Odin's enforcer to kill teh remaining Giant. As for Freya, once he knew about Seidr, he dispose her away preventing her from ever step into nine realms again.
And now Freya has completed her witcher set. Cant wait for the crossover
Wow, just hearing what Odin was like, I’m almost smiling thinking of him as a nice guy
Fucking fedora and everything
That's... literally actually who he is. He's like a Mafia Boss "Nice Guy" Tony Soprano
M’Frigg *tips eyepatch*
He is. Odin thought that just being superficially nice automatically entitled him to have sex with Skadi. And when she rejected him, Odin restorted to violence by tricking her into killing her own father.
I just finished playing this part and I shed tears at the end! It shows what abuse can do to us. "The pain he caused is his. I refuse to keep holding onto it." are some of my favorite lines from the game.
Sad conversation between Freya an Kratos. She mentions all the horrific experiences she had being married to Odin. In particular her wedding night experience.
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freya seems to ask Kratos a lot about Greece. you could probably make a whole video of every boat/sled story
THEY CAN MAKE A GAME 3 ABOUT GOD OR ANGELS OR LUCIFER OR MODERN TIME
THE CAN MAKE A GAME 3 ABOUT LUCIFER THE ANGELS AND GODS
MODERN TIME
CMON THE WORLD IS RUN BY WAR KARTOS IT THE GOD OF WAR
A very touching and memorable side quest, but the most memorable part was getting back on the boat…
I'm glad that I'm able to hear freya's story
I like kratos and freya's relationship in here they're like partners in crime I honestly don't want them to have any romantic relationship it would ruin their character
Joel and Tess Tlou
It would be mythology accurate if she married him and have a daughter.
@@karuto5849 wait. Why?
I dont see freya falling for a god who killed her kid, no matter how much he help her. She would be fine with being partners in his business, but not lovers. I just dont see that ever being possible.
I wouldn't mind either outcome as long as it's written well. And the writers for these games are so good.
Not as bad as i imagined, but i would love to see those events. I liked that we didn't have any opponents here, like Kratos said, the true battle was within and it was hers. Her acting at end was WOW, just WOW, got me hypnotized.
Scenes like these always makes me want to be good at comforting someone, i don't want to be stuck lost in words. Like Mimir's clutch timing, i want to be useful.
Same I'm always scared of situations like this
Like how kratos had to push away calliope being the hardest quicktime event.
I mean, the entire area was full of enemies right before that.
As kratos told baldur, the path of vengeance will not give peace; if kratos had allowed Freya to kill him, it would not bring her peace at all, only more depression as she would have taken the wrong road to happiness. Freya stated she felt nothing destroying those things, and it led into more grief later as she continued the quest. If kratos chose to kill Freya, he would be a hypocrite; as he said "we must be better". No more killing.
Kratos: *writing in his diary*
_It will take time for her to trust us once more, but at least we have now a powerful ally_
Freya: Omg, did i ever tell you about that time Odin was trying to trade me for a wall? I mean, the guy is a total asshole. Kinda like my brother, he's always so lazy and wants me to do all the work. Anyway, how's your son?
Kratos: Hmm
*rips off page*
Once you get pass that shared traumatic experience all you have left is to become bros.
@The Demonic Angel I mean, do you not occasionally get back from a brutal blood grudge against someone, lament about how it might take some time to get to know each other again, and then they issue literally every single traumatic thing that they ever experienced in casual conversation?
Point is, this is totally realistic.
I think this game is also about Kratos discovering that there are indeed peaceful and good gods.
he knew this since Athena, killed her anyway lololol
@@gobira26 Athena was a manipulator which wanted power in the end
And how in the other 3 games he's walked the path of vengeance, rage and blind anger so he can tell others, especially Freya, that "Hey, you don't want to do this," and help them grow as a god and as a person.
@@iamfreedman6880 nah canonically Athena has always been a calculating piece of shit who would stab you in the back without disgust if she considered it necessary
@@iamfreedman6880 At best she was blinded by her perspective. She thought Olympus needed to survive for various reasons but upon dying and "ascending," realized that the opposite was true. I don't know that she was ever cursed or anything like that.
Oh man! who would of thought that a Norse God would do such a horrible thing! Good for Freya for opening up on such a traumatic experience and speaking her truth.
Why does this read like a 2022 tweet lmao
@@huleyn135
I tried my best
@@huleyn135 for real🤣
@@rasendori20 You’re on twitter too much my man!😂
There's only one truth
Dammit I already got spoiled from couple of scenes without playing the game yet and already have an urge to find out how Freya became friends with Kratos and Mimir again.
The fuck were you expecting coming here?
@@cupajoeinthemorning4954 because I sometimes leave comments without watching a single second of the video. I comment based on the thumbnail alone.
As terrible as Odin is, it’s still amazing how wrong Freya got it. She gives Baldur the curse when he didn’t want it, refused to lift it, and then denies it to Odin.
and blames Kratos
Baldur was a baby when she gave him the curse though, he didn't really have a say about wanting or not wanting it.
@@dais145 No. That was the most braindead moment for Freya. She didn't give him the curse as a baby, which she should have if the runes did foretell it. She cast in on him as a grown ass man. Baldur says as much "Feasting, drinking, women, it's all gone." Unless she had to have specific preparations that took decades, which she didn't if she could have cast it on Odin, she just decided to freak out and randomly cast it on Baldur.
@@mindlesssheep9116 not sure if it applies to GoW canon, but in Norse mythology it did actually take her a long time to cast the protection of Baldur. In the one of the versions of the myths, she traveled around the world/realms for a long time to ask permission/request everything (rocks, plants, etc) to not hurt and kill Baldur. When she got them all except the mistletoe, she was too exhausted enough that she thought that mere mistletoe can't hurt Baldur but yeah you see what happened haha
@@dais145 He was dying tho , would you have done the same to save your child?
Sure kratos killed baldor, but freya you lost him long before kratos snapped his neck.
I was worried we just wouldn’t even encounter her again after last game, but they did much better than that. If they make another one I hope Sindri comes back and they can make up somehow
So basically Red Wedding with less death but with more God Humor
Lmao love how she becomes our new Atreus. Now if only Kratos still call her woman
GIRL, pick up the Hacksilver.
Wait a sec... that sword thrust to the pillar... aint that the game's analogue of that sword Odin stabbed in a huge ass tree named the Tree of Dominion or somefin and someone who yanked it out was so OP that Odin had to break it while the user was in the battlefield?
Are you referring to barnstokkr?
Is it Banstokkr?
@@gings4ever thats the only similar story i remember, there is a tree in the middle of king völsungs hall, where odin walked in and thrusted a sword into the tree and said that he who manages to pull out the sword will wield no better sword. sigmund later managed to pull it out and received it as a gift
@@faidaimaidai ah its that. So its name is Barnstokkr.
@@gings4ever yes
they really hit a home run with the character writing in this game.
Single Dad and single mom taking on a quest....
Well there's a wise Geralt used to say: *hmmm*
If they make another god of war game but I’m sure they will I hope that kratos returns to the Greek pantheon seeing the damage he caused and tries to restore the land with tyr
Tyr is dead
Honestly I'm hoping Kratos is more or less done and future games focus on Atreus. Maybe Kratos makes cameo's or joins temporarily but the game focuses on Atreus. It really feels like this was the perfect ending to Kratos's story, but if they really wanted more Kratos stuff maybe do some games that tell of his time between GOW 3 and GOW 2018
@@digitaladventurer2142 just call it god of war 4 guy
Gow3, the Egyptian pantheon hears about Odins fall and comes to claim the weakened realms as their own. Kratos, Freya and Thrud team up to repel them. Eventually it leads to Kratos and Freya taking the fight to egypt. Meanwhile we get a spin off game with Atreus and the giants.
IDK just spit balling. I have to believe they will continue the series even though I think this was a great ending for the character.
@@digitaladventurer2142 Atreus is not strong enough nor likeable enough as a character to carry his own story.
His portions in Ragnorak are easily some of the most snore inducing parts with some of the most childish dialogue.
Unless we get a grown up Atreus who is almost nothing like he is now, (so basically a new character with Atreus' name) he can't carry a GoW game on his own.
something about these boat scenes is lovely and makes me enjoy the conversation more
5:45 the way she is about to cry hurts me so much i wish i could just hug her 😭
Funny that Freya had a place ready in the holding belt just for that sword!!!
I can never tell if i want t hem to get together or not. On one hand it would be nice to have a friendship between a man and woman like this that doesn't become romantic, to work side by side, back to back to do what was right, to become more then their pain and pasts. On the other, the chemistry between them is so strong it's hard not to want them to get together, to be able to be happy together.
*Ragnarök is a more a proper sequel than it is a reboot*
*The first game slightly delve into his past*
*But in this Game Kratos lays it all out*
*Since he's more open*
Something else to consider, and it took me a while to realize it. In GoW:4, he's very short if not alltogether non-verbal with his responses (Very short simplistic sentences, mono syllable responses, grunts or just complete silence).
Then it hit me when Atreus was complaining back to Kratos that he felt his usefulness eneded at translating for him.... Kratos is Greek. He doesn't speak old norse... the man was still learning the language of the region in Gow:4. By the time we get to 5, more time has passed and he's more verbal... he can now effectively communicate. Every once in a while, he will miss a coloquialism that only a true, native speaker would get.
Truely, the writing and story creating for this game is a solid 11/10.
I'd ship em. Under platonic friends with the potential to be loves.
Anyone think her tattoo is link to her magic?
Sometime it's very revealing & glowing, specially when she fights.
But sometime, it's weak & fading.
So is Mimir in constant pain due to being a disembodied head ? I keep wondering that
Kratos: Wife no. 3???
Waiting for part three🔥🔥
There’s a part three?
@@salvadorenoify yesss
@@salvadorenoify no this is the last one
There is no part 3 , this is the last one , watch the dev interview
When a sword is a symbol of your union then you might want to re-think the union, freya.
Now that Atreus is gone…
We all know Kratos gonna be doing the “press circle” QuickTime mini game on freya
Oh god I remember that
No
Frey’s is waifu material
2:20 Kratos wiggles in anger at the story.
"The deepest wounds form the strongest bonds" is the what Kratos and Freya's future ship will be built on :)
#ShipIt
Its kinda like when kanye married kim LOL
lol it was good for like an hour before the table flipping started
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Well...this is "All parents have their own problems the game"
Can you elaborate
Didn't know Freya had Dwarf teleportation powers here 0:35
Odin acted like a typical man child after being told no? Wow. Games are getting on the level.
Love the sword designs
4 Maidens
Freya-Winter
Venus-Spring
Aphrodite-Summer
Sheeva-Fall
One:
Alexander
real
What?
Poor baby Freya :(
1:52 Ooooohhh shit. Odin, you done FUCKED up.
Kratos and freya ship launching
freya's therapists
wait ,when she drew sword from stone did she reject her bond with her son and the valkyries? and her love for it?
@UnWaifu no she did that arleady but what about bond with her son and valkiryes
Actually I think it's more, she understands that she'll never be able to _fully_ break her bond with the things of Asgard (her son, the valkyries, etc.) and that she'll always be a part of it. What she broke was the feelings of being _trapped_ by Asgard and the control Odin imposed on it.
Wielding So much Power(Control)
Power Controls Them(Odin Or Zues)
And Do Terrible Things(Out Of Fear) Instead of Fate.
Which Leads To Their Downfall
A Tyrannical Regime Downfall.
Free Will Of Everyone's Own is The only Way to Move forward
Accept criticism
Be a better person than Your Past
Aim For the Future
That was a profound Journey into the inmost cave arc.
Ppl in the comments like they can't be great friends AND lovers.
I love Freya I was very surprised that she spared Kratos
And thus later in the game Kratos and others decide to do all the realms a favor and just straight up kill Odin.
Kinda silly to have ragnarok, without the goddess Hel, baldurs return and many other things....
Shoulda split it into two games tbh
Covid 19 caused the shortening of the game I read
@@JLAAMERICA also the shortening of their iq
@@IwinMahWay lol
@@IwinMahWay who's iq?
Yeah, I wish Fenrir had a little more connection to Odin's death, as he is the one who kills him in the myths and Jormungandr had a little more to do with Thor's death. But this is God of War, original mythologies and their prophecies are thrown off the rails by Kratos and friends. In the Greek mythology, if Kratos didn't exist, Zeus would've had a war with Ares and eventually Zeus would close Olympus off from Greece forever, thus concluding Olympus' reign and the end of the Greek mythology as it relates to mortals.
Freay No Bed Guy... 👌😀
Odin is like a slight downgrade of Zeus
Basically the same thing like when Kratos opened Pandora's box and all the gods got paranoid
Odin is zeus when kratos open pandora box but more to scared than paranoid
@@bagusarif1199 yeah
Odin is a far cry from Zeus, Zeus was a damn savage instead of killing them he made them his slaves and ruled with an iron fist!!!
@@hawaiiboiskeezah8084 They are exactly the same.
I want baldur to be octiplets and all eight of em can't be killed until each of em separately have been pierced by those green arrow tips. And I want Atreus to be triplets wearing spartan robes with shields, swords and spears. At least so when Freya loses baldur she'll still have 7 more, until Kratos kills em all.
If kratos and Freya had a kid, he/she would be op as hell considering Atreus is only half breed
Not really...gods and titans were same source and so is the gods in Norse and the giants. In actuality Atreus really isn't a half breed...
@@a.ragguette4855 not really
Thor is technically a halfbreed too tho
Technically all the Aesir are halfbreeds. Odin is descended from Giants, Thor is descended from a giant and technically so is Baldur since Odin is his father. Theoretically, Atreus should be more powerful than anybody in the Norse pantheon since he is descended from a true god and is descended from Giants, the ancestors of many of the Aesir. If Kratos and Freya had a child, I think that child could potentially also be very powerful, but probably not as powerful as a cross between a Giant and a Greek god.
I came for the thumbnail caption
She looks like my grandma, but with her hair tied in a bun and white hair
Freya is best lady.
he said that he was going to say that he said that there was a saying he was going to say that he said
This Odin guy is pretty cool, I like him.
5:20 how did you get here?
Pretty much tracks with how women in general were treated back then
Are they really treated better now?
Dudes claiming to be women winning woman of the year?
Dudes claiming to be women talking about normalizing their pecker bulge invited to the white house?
Yeah, modern society is so much "better"
Back then? When?
What happened to Freya wanting to kill kratos
The two made peace. She hasn’t forgiven him, but she and him found more in common and Freya turned her rage to the one who truly made her suffer
Wait? Kratos and Freya mavde up? Wasn't she trying to kill him.
They worked it out.
Why are ypu here before playing the game?
God of war ragnarok would be amazing on pc settings
" wedding night experience" nice (not) bait.
so kratos helped her getting divorced...........
kratos gonna get some in the future
Kratos better tap that at some point
I could be wrong. But is GOW Freya and the Vanir resemble the Native Americans? Based on their clothing, hair accessories, and connection to nature. Magical and sentimental.
Or it could be wrong. What did the rest of you think?
I think that too and it would make sense considering that the Vikings gravelled to North America 500 years before Christopher Columbus. Vikings and Native Americans probably had met and exchanged cultures, which would've probably caused the Vikings to imagine their Vanir gods as Native Americans which probably led to the depiction of the Vanir in GOW as such too. But I could be wrong.
4real
@@Bardim18 the Vanir existed before the Vikings went to North America. Also they look like how Nords did back in that era.
Extremely wrong. Norse people almost looked just as indigenous as indigenous people. It’s only the expansion of Christianity and the Roman empire changed the way whites looked.
@@jonathandixon1305 I'll just have to take your word for it.🤷♂️
I love this game
for those who asking :"why haven't Kratos marry Freya already" :
- that's just wrong... in so many level
- Odin is as old as Zeus lets say that Freya is as old as Hera, which if Kratos marry her, it's like marrying someone who is as old as your own mother
- can you imagine that one day Atreus return home just to find his father marry another woman ( it feel not normal at all, atleast for me )
with that out of the way, i think Kratos and Freya is pretty much like best friend at this point
Great
My issue here is that Odin's "horrible" actions are pretty damn tame compared to any other god. His most violent thing was throwing some things in a fit of justified anger.
People keep saying Odin was a super evil person, yet the worse he's ever done is kill his son for (in his mind) betraying him. He literally starts the game begging for peace with the only caveat being Atreus leave them alone (something Kratos also wants)
It seems he's evil because people were told he was evil. If anyone can point to something he did that was worse than Kratos cucking a dude before killing him I'm all ears
Binding Mimir to a tree and torturing him everyday indefinitely until he was freed by Kratos?
Wanting to be in control of everything and everyone, basically denying free will?
Genociding the giants? War of what seems to be choice with the Vanir?
And Kratos literally murdered his entire family, both mortal and divine.
Out of context as a one-liner, anything can sound fucked up. Why did Odin do that?
@@Malthizar uh, spoilers i guess...
He literally kills thor by stabbing him in the heart later in the game for refusing to follow his orders and kill kratos
Kratos has never been a good person in the original trilogy, but he was sympathetic and he was the underdog and he lost a lot to become the man he was in the original trilogy and he was tricked and betrayed by olympus at every turn of his life
Odin has nothing to fear and has lost no one, he does his evil deeds for power and control... Even after mimir warns him that peace is the only way to stop Ragnarok (a true statement) he still goes ahead and kills the giants because he wanted control of their precognitive abilities... It's as simple as that.
He is simply power hungry, perhaps he did not start that way but that IS what he is now and what you are now and what you choose to do is all that matters. That's the point of the entire game
But... there is absolutely no mention of the wedding night. A shame you resort to clickbaits for a good video otherwise.
Did you watch the video to the end bro?
@@tanker00v25 ...yes?
@@poklours4257 so how did you miss the part where she talks about the sword being put into stone during the wedding?
@@tanker00v25 Did you miss the "night" part of my comment?
@@poklours4257 hmmm, you do have a point
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I think Kratos digging her guts out already, showing her the guak guak 9000 mouthpiece.
''Men bad.''
There, summarized this 10 minute and 28 second long video.
Kratos took her son , why she never asked for a new son even things out between them 🤔
Molna
I still can't get over the massive disappointment how fast we became friends. Literally after one fight. I don't count the press button to avoid on the sledge on very beginning as a fight because it was not. She made such a big oath on the end of the 2018 and what we got was more than laughable...
It's blatantly said but Freya is implied to have been chasing them for years. Atreus is 11 in the first game and around 15-16 in Ragnarok so Freya has been after them all those years. It seems fast you only because theyd didnt show you the time Freya spent trying to kill them