God of War 5 Ragnarok - Kratos Final Moment With Faye Sad Scene (4K 60FPS) PS5
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- God of War Ragnarok final scene of Faye with Kratos and her last message
Kratos gets emotional
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“The culmination of love is grief.”
“To grieve deeply is to have loved fully.”
Those quotes hit different
Open your heart to the world as you have opened it to me and you will find every reason to keep living in it
"What is love if not grief persevering"
They do, because of the devastating truth they deliver.
It's like I'm sad but it's a beautiful sad
@@F13FAR0 isn't it what is grief if not love persevering?
faye decided to play the "I can change him." Game at hardcore difficulty and won.
such amazing quotes and such a beautiful story they made to finally give kratos the happy ending he deserved
So like "Give Me God of War, I Can Change Him" Mode, damn that's hard af
To be honest he didnt came to this place as a monster. His brother, his daughter and wife , Furies son , Pandora got him a bit softer slowly. Faye found a god who wants to change. So he didnt came to her immediately as '' i wanna change''.
@@ladyselin35 yah Athena tried so hard to change Kratos too in all two games till she get yeeted by pandora evil.
Pretty sure Kratos was like “Nobody can fucking change me! I’m a Spartan! I’m a WARRIOR!”
Yeeted everyone the end.
I’m sure Faye would die right there battling with Kratos like if they met earlier.
you can tell Faye has got that Gorilla Grip
She literally said “Give me a God of War” when selecting her difficulty and tamed that god of war
"To grieve deeply, is to have loved fully"
"What is grief, if not love persevering?"
@Just a normal person Wandavision
@Just a normal person faye
@Just a normal person faye
@Just a normal person faye
After a lifetime full of violence, betrayal, rage and grief, Faye's wisdom is what Kratos needed to hear to finally learn to live and love again.
Thank you psychologist😂
That's the power of a good woman. There aren't many at the moment.
hes a ladies man
@@everstpeak_exclusive Pretty incel thing to say
@@ryanslack2666 its true. Good women are like parking spaces. The good ones are taken and the rest are handicapped
Every time Kratos dream with Faye in it, he doesn't want to wake up from it, that's why he always like having a nightmare when he wake up. But this time he's waking up peacefully, like he's already let go Faye. I swear this game is masterpiece, man
The story is a narrative masterpiece.
funny TLOU2 vs chad GOW Ragnarok
It's especially more meaningful when you remember that Kratos spent the better part of his life plagued by nightmares. His mistakes repeating over and over before his very eyes.
To dream of Faye is not a curse. To him it was a blessing
More “Accepted” than let go. In my eyes, to live in a world without her physically but with her spiritually, to accept the world as she would, wholeheartedly, vulnerable and willingly.
@@theonlymann1485 last of us 2 was a big let down story wise the game play is solid tho
Man.. kratos went through so much and he finally found peace.
And he deserved that Peace
@@lmldz6360 yeah
He sought to find peace in death. He never for a moment thought he'd find it in his son
Peace is not found. It is made.
He found his small measure of peace.
I was worried that Faye was simply playing Kratos and Atreus in some sort of chess for her own end, the reveal in the last game didn't help much. But to see that everything she planned out, everything she did, was for Kratos and Atreus to come out okay, made me realize that she truly is one of the best people in this series. Everything was real, nothing was fake.
I honestly found myself so conflicted about this, on one hand I was thinking yeah that’s pretty messed up if she used kratos as a pawn after everything he’s been through, but on the other hand after constantly hearing about all Odin has done to her people and others I thought to myself “damn could I even blame her if she did? This mf has to go” 😂😂
Nah, Odin was the fakest this entire game
Lol its okay for Trust Issues in term of God Of War. From the first till now, trickery is quite common my man
She is honestly one of the best characters in the franchise she loved and understood kratos even with all his issues and the mistakes he made
@@markrios7748 maybe she saw a bit of herself in him, which is why she felt so connected and close to him while he closed his heart off and opened it for her
This is not a game, it’s a life changing experience
I agree.
"We are not just playing games, we are changing lives" - Dhar Mimirr
@@toastergaming7783 9 likes 🙄 amma change that 😌
Life is strange too
"To grieve deeply is to have loved fully. Open your heart to the world as you have opened it to me, and you will find every reason to keep living it." - Faye/Laufey (God of War: Ragnarök)
I like this quote it’s deep
Hearing those words was enough to make me cry 🥺🤧✨
This line omg 😭
Gonna make me cry reading this y
anyone knows if she was sick or something ? how did she know she was gonna die
Faye doesn't change him, she loved him for who he is, and Kratos finally found his reason to change
"The culmination of love is grief. And yet we love despite the inevitable."
- Laufey the Just
I love that his most peaceful dream of Faye came right after he told Atreus a story to help him sleep.
Kratos: I have to comfort my son
Universe: I have to comfort kratos
The story was also about Kratos attempting suicide which makes the dream with Faye so much more meaningful and beautiful too
It’s comforting to know that Kratos found some semblance of peace after all he went through
And only death can fullfill it. And he searches for it
After all the shxt they went through they are still together…
Your bum checks
"The culmination of love is grief. And yet we love despite the inevitable. We open our hearts to it."
"To grieve deeply is to have loved fully. Open your heart to the world as you have opened it to me, and you will find every reason to keep living in it."
As someone whose struggled with depression and suicidal thoughts, these lines tore me apart. I had to put down the game cause I couldn't stop crying. It's like I've needed someone to tell me these words for years and I'm so glad I've heard them. Sometimes the one things scarier than dying is living, and the one thing scarier than living is being happy and fulfilled, loving so deeply while knowing the pain you'd feel if ever it were lost. It still frightens me. But Faye and the people in my life like her remind me to have courage in the face of loss. To love in spite of fear.
Keep finding reasons to live. The struggle builds the person and makes him/her stronger. Blessings to you and I hope you find your strength and then your peace. Also, wonderful game.
Heyy you got this man! How are you doing now!?
"Open your heart to the world as you have opened it to me and you will find every reason to keep living in it" wow.... that's deep
I cried at this point. I was not ready.
Ikr it really made me think
@@Naiobabe97 Nah because I started to cry too, between the whole scene with faye and kratos's old man and the log story I cried.
Deborah Ann was perfect for this role. She gives off that gentle vibe.
Is that actually Deborah Ann Woll playing Faye?!
Damn Faye does look like her
I knew it sounded familiar!!
Damn she went from Daredvil to Gow 😂
I recognized her immediately because of her face mole
This part is absolutely touching, Kratos inspires me so much. Despite going through hell and back multiple times he doesn’t let his past over come him. To continue onward and help others is a reason why he is OUR favorite character of all time and definitely tells us we should not judge a book by its cover until actually reading it.
Definitely one of the best written characters out there.
i really like the character building on kratos....from warmonger to a real father...
uhh...
Unfortunately far too many instinctually "judge the cover". Really only those with great wisdom and patience can see beyond the cover and see the whole human being, and Faye did that magnificently.
You should look up guts from berserk
The pain their absence makes, proves how much their presence meant.
Truly the most underrated comment, fore this is the gist of the matter. The writers did an impeccable job on this scene. You are goated @Crazemonkey2
I lost my wife to COVID a year ago. She watched me play the last game. When this scene rolled. . .I lost it. Christopher Judge and Deborah Ann Woll did an great job to give them so much emotion to their words. Just seeing how Kratos' stone will slowly cracks [ 5:52 ] [ 7:21 - 7:30] as Faye speaks about her soon-to-be death so easily, you can hear him slowly fearing the thing that he always didn't care for, the future - a future without the one who gave him a reason "leading him home" Yet, she keeps on reminding that she will always live on in his heart.
Personally he effected me since this is how my chain emotions went about and yet, I keep my wife's memories within me. It gives me reason to keep on going.
KEEP GOING KING
keep going for her, the only way to keep her alive is to talk about the memories you all had and living for her ❤️
Wishing you nothing but love and peace
keep going for her, king
I’m sorry for your loss man. We are here for you.
It's fascinating how a game is bringing the best out in so many people. Like many of you, I too am deeply touched by this story. I guess Kratos' story makes us all believe that we have the potential to be better, despite all the suffering we all go through. Anyways, I don't like to keep my comments long.
God bless, and, good luck with your trials and tribulations.
Spot on
This comment, I love it. Wishing you strength and wellness.
Thank you
How nice of you😄
And not just any god, may kratos be the one who blesses
I realized something, everytime that Kratos dreams of Faye he wakes up like he was having a nightmare but this time he woke up peacefully. Its like he finally made peace with her passing
Man this hits hard so much plus it felt like Faye knew her death was coming
She did
She always knew
What killed her
@@2yoyoyo1Unplugged a weird sickness overcame her and she passed, but according to the small bits of information we gather through both games it seems she worked herself to the bone doing small things to change kratos and atreus' fate so that they come out of it alive at the end of ragnarok.
@@susvik7986 and the giants saw the future didn't they, so perhaps she realised she wasn't going to be around for very long and so decided to give Atreus and Kratos a future for them both without her.
This is the life that Kratos has been waiting for a long time. Peace, love and family that has been stolen from him in Greece
I'd be down for a sidestory/dlc of Kratos when he first came to Midgard and met Faye.
Like a dlc that incorporates elements from the comics and new ones?
And get t.c Carson to reprise the role of young kratos
There is something like this but it’s a comic, it shows how he got to mid guard and met Faye, there was another comic before this where Kratos went to Egypt
@@T-REX-KNIGHT The current Kratos is the same as the one who first got to mid guard, so it wouldn’t make sense for the younger voice to be voicing the older kratos, Carson would fit when he got to Egypt
@@mustarhgah what’s the comic name?
Jesus… it pains me knowing that only gamers will ever really see how beautiful the story in this game and it’s prequel is.
@@colins688 so rough (sarcasm)
It's a beautiful story but not as beautiful as the one God has written for us "in real life"
@@colins688 gamers rise up am i right fellow gamers???
@@jokeruiner4481 why the sarcasm? We're the most oppressed group
@@thfkmnIII damn right we are! (Sarcasm.... again)
Top 5 quote GOWR
1. Death can have me when it earn me
2. For the Sake of Our Children, We Must be Better
3. Don't be Sorry.... Be Better
4. To grieve deeply, is to have love Fully
5. War are won by those who willing to sacrifice EVERYTHING
“Open your heart.”
“It needs a blessing from a great blacksmith..”
“YOU STARTED THIS I WILL END IT!!”
Faye's quote is that low? 🧢
ZOOOOSSS
Best romantic scene I have ever seen
Nothing have touched me deeply like this scene when u see god of war kratos who never been sad but only with anger and vengeance became in feya’s hands so broken and calm
Yet another love story better than Twilight.
She would have looked better with a Hijab
"never been sad?" Dude, did you see his grief when he saw what he did to his family? When he stabbed Athena? When Deimos died? That scene where the Harpies tried fooling him into thinking he was back with his family? What about the man who asked Kratos to kill him? He couldn't even look him in the eyes as he did it; it hurt too much.
Yes, Kratos had a period of being a cruel, unyielding monster. You can blame the Gods for jerking him around so much as anyone would snap under those circumstances. Did he take things out on innocent people? Yes and it was needless, but he now regrets it and is stuck serving penance through redemption.
All this man ever wanted was to be home with his family, but he keeps losing people to the point where he fears it. You don't get that way without being horrendously hurt and sad. Pay more attention to the cut scenes next time.
@@Abdullah_ibn_Sayyad Ola Uber!
@@NoirRaven alright I respect ur opinion as u seems a good old dude who played this game since kratos was burn but u see my friend , all these moments ur talking about turned kratos to what? To a monster who only kill seeking for vengeance not for a grief whenever he remember what areus did to him his face become angry and he grab blades and call for chaos thinking chaos would bring him the peace he wants
But now he kratos is different man who cries even when he is telling a story for his son!
I see he have never been sad for grief he didn’t even take the grief for his family he continues to kill and seeking vengeance whatever it cost him and it didn’t work but it became a cycle of guilty feeling that never ended till he destroyed Olympus then the vengeance ended by killing him self
The man who asked kratos to kill him he did so also for vengeance and left that man and continues his cycle
When he stabbed Athena bruh he looked into her eyes and said I will destroy Olympus
This scene made me stop playing for a moment, it’s amazing how they managed to develop Kratos character and how between the 2 games he went through all the stages of grief
The 2nd stage happened mostly in the previous games.
Yeap it got me in tears and made me realise that my ex is not my life :)
@@DesmondAnthony move on bruh
@@generalhenrystickmin yeah been there, done that hahah
This game is brutal. It constantly characterizes these battle hardened men as remorseful, grievous, and broken. Keeps reminding us that the strongest souls have bared the worst pains. Brilliant!
At the end of the day, he is just a man that is full of love, its sad that his wife dies, you can see he missed her everyday and even he is asleep he dreams about her, means that he is indeed in love deeply with faye.
it's the fact that she is the one he's opened his heart again to after he killed his previous wife and daughter, only to lose another one again. So painful T.T
@@roghider3552 at least he knew he wasn't responsible this time and Faye tamed the God of War making him a better person and a better father
Well we are speaking of the same man that after a god forced him to kill his own wife and daughter literally becomed so Anger and filled with grief and vengeance that he started blasting every god in Olympus basically. I think we are lucky that she died of illnes otherwise if sge was killed we would have got old Kratos with young one vibes.
The most important part in a romantic scene is not a kiss but two characters that understand each other so well that they could see into each others heart not their secrets or past but love.this is the true meaning of love that they could grieve together heal together. they could make themselves better together for the good. Open their hearts to the world together. That is love.
We must be better.
The forehead embrace is much less... raunchy than a kiss, I prefer it. I don't know if raunchy is the word but you know what I mean.
@@ultimatevtgb7551 It is less "raunchy" or classically "passionate" than a kiss but speaking from experience it conveys as much as if not more love than a kiss with your partner. It shows a very deep and close connection to each other.
@@ultimatevtgb7551even a peck is more “raunchy” in the context of this scene. It’s so intimate and vulnerable that only an embrace feels appropriate.
When Kratos puts his head down at 7:03 he looks so much like a sad child. That's how losing someone you're in love with feels. I got teary eyed at that part.
for a man with a full beard, kratos' face is so expressive, he says so much without even speaking... ngl this scene was a punch to the gut in the best way.
Faye's quotes really reminds me of Vision's quote from Wandavision, "What is grief, if not love persevering?".
fayes quote on love and mourning reminds me of a simmilar quote from stargate sg1 where Christopher judge or kratos played a character by the name of teal'c
What is yogurt, if not milk persevering?
@@DoctorMcHerp it is ME
"What is MCU anymore, if not mass over class persevering."
@@DoctorMcHerp cheeeese
Faye is the definition of "i can change him"
I dont know about change. I think she just helped Kratos see who he truly was. Not a monster, but a grieving man capable of good things.
@@thedude8526 yea
@@thedude8526 You’re right. Kratos was never evil by core, but he wasn’t innocent either. It’s clarified when Kratos sacrifices himself in the end of gow III to release the power of hope to Greece
@@-gj3nu Yes... correctly. Kratos was not born a monster... he was made a monster over time. I think this is one of the key aspects that many people dont understand about his actual character. Kratos might as well be one of the most misunderstood characters in videogame history.
On literal god mode
Kratos being a dad is so fucking fulfilling, not like a half-assed dad, a genuine dad. Kratos has finally done it lads, become happy.
I really love Faye's final line of dialogue in this scene. Not only does it speak to Kratos, but it likely speaks to everyone who has lost a loved one and is afraid/unsure of how to move on and love again. Man, this game is fucking fantastic.
"Open your heart to the world and you'll find reason to keep living in it" really got me
"The culmination of love is grief
To grieve deeply is to have loved fully"
-Laufey, GOW 5
I think the story is about Kratos himself, when he wanted to die for like the 500th time, only this time his grief was over Faye's death. And he couldn't continue the story because that's when he remembered she wanted both of them to live on, not with sorrow over her dead body (hence why the cremation), but with hope and happiness.
crazy how kratos lost his smile and love because of ares. and now he is loved again, great development for our beloved god killer.
Ares i mean, kratos worked for him until area tricked him into killing his own child and wife
From True Blood, to Daredevil, and now God of War: Ragnarok. Deborah Ann Woll perfectly portrayed Laufey here.
Faye changed Kratos for the better. Kratos went through hell when Ares tricked him to kill his family, betrayed by Zeus out of fear and used by Athena to destroy Greece by killing the Gods. Faye saw the good in Kratos to help him atone for his sins.
Man Ragnarok really came with the feels
I love the music at 8:36. I’m sure you all know but that is the same song that played in God of War 4 when they had Faye’s funeral. And hearing it just brought me back to that moment. “Find your way home. You are free.”
Yeap, also when they spread her ashes in Jotunheim. Absolutely brilliant masterpiece.
Actually, I had to come back and correct myself. The OST that plays when they spread her ashes is "The Summit". I was just listening to it. 🤣😅 The OST that plays in Faye's funeral is "Ashes"
@@SakatzuCat what’s this ist called
@@scr3verrrb70 the song is called ashes from 2018 god of war
"the man who chopped wood for the whole village". Is a good metaphore for Kratos and the Olympus.
Remembering that Atreus said Kratos didn’t really love her makes this scene hit harder.
He said that out of naïveté and anger, he didn’t know who his father is and what he had done up to that point. I like to think Atreus had a better understanding of him after all was said and done.
This moment alone deserves game of the year. What an amazing depth of emotion it captures with an even more beautiful message that anyone alive can learn something from.
Having to lose my lil brother after, and hearing that quote, "To grieve deeply, is to have loved fully.", hit me so dam hard when i played this. Never have i ever cried so hard 💔
Never thought I would play a action game with tears in my eyes.
Would love to know how they met. When Faye met Kratos he must have still been the Ghost of Sparta. Wonder how she both made him open up to her and help him change his ways to the extent he did.
It’s in the comics I believe
well Faye said when they met each other first time, they at each other throat, meaning they do the fight right away... probably seeing Faye really strong and kind, it melted Kratos's frozen heart.
@@Nematoda4ever From what little we hear they fought for a while in a stalemate until they eventually cooled off enough to talk.
This makes me want to hug my mother...and let her know how much I love her for everything shes done for me...
From angry and Vengeful to sad and tired. Kratos needs a peaceful vacation.
No, there is NO OTHER GAME that told a story as good as Ragnarok. PERIOD!
And I am willing to challenge anyone on this.
When a video game invokes such strong emotions. It’s games like this that show video games are art
This is probably one of the best dialogues I have ever heard. The Faye’s about how true love means were beautifully deep.
OK, this game is gonna win the best award. Game of the year, best soundtrack, best graphics, best cinematography, best story
GOW RANGNAROK &elden ring is best candidate
You were right, but it didnt win goty but I'm happy for elden ring
Elden ring is another story of myth and lovely
There isn't a more difficult thing than anticipating the death of a loved one as told by them, especially someone who's very existence has reshaped your whole life for good. He knew she was going to die, he knew it was coming, it must have been extremely difficult for him.
Very few things can break a man like this, and this was definitely one of them. Her death definitely played a huge part in changing the man he was.
As much as it hurt Kratos to lose Faye, at least he was there by her side when she passed and she went peacefully.
This game has the best soundtrack I have ever heard in my time in and associated with the video game industry. The chanting track playing at the culmination Kratos’ dream is flawless.
“To grieve deeply is to have loved fully. Open your heart to the world as you have opened it to me and you will find every reason to keep living in it.”
I didn’t think anything could change my view on life like that. Thanks for that Faye.
I cried at that moment.
The first time I heard this theme . I didn’t know how much he loved Faye.. seeing this now tears my heart apart because I never got to see him so loving. Now all he has is his son and her memories
Faye is such a underrated character, I could be wrong, she so mysterious and such a great personality wife for Kratos. Which is why she was the reason of Kratos and Atreus story.
*Kratos uses the log symbolizing the Spartans. Throwing down the logs symbolizes he was accepting defeat against the barbarians. Death symbolizes Ares. The writing and scripting in this game is 100/10.*
Are you sure Death isn’t when Kratos literally tried to kill himself? Because the story is finished later in the game and you can easily surmise that.
Log is symbolizing Revenge. The Revenge to the Gods for his people(Spartan) And death is when kratos try kill himself because he becoming 'weaker' not in term of physics of his, but his mentality
I think the logs symbolized the burden of life and the duty to continue on. He was tired and wanted to rest. He wanted to die, but when confronted with death, he's given the necessary perspective to appreciate life for what it is and decides to keep living, hence the passage, "he asked Death to help him load the logs on to his back."
@@Psyshimmer I think death is love.
Hear me out:
The logs in this story represent brutality and savageness in battle. The ability to disregard all human or otherwise morals and eliminate whatever is in front of him. We know kratos and fey met shortly after he arrived in Midgard, then fell in love.
Kratos wanted to be done with the killing. With the battles. With the wars. The "logs".
But because he so desperately called for the love he always wanted, aka "death", he realizes that to love is to fight. To love so deeply, that he is willing to stare into heimdalls eyes as he chokes the life out him after threatening atreus, is kratos learning that he can never put his blades down. He must fight for as long as he lives for his son.
I think that's why kratos decided to lead everyone. He knew that to keep the ones he loved safe, he would have to do anything and everything he is capable of.
the fact that these people are arguing what analogy kratos uses when he tells the story to atreus is what makes their dialogue so special. you can interpret it in so many ways that may or may not relate to the series at all but still produces a beautiful conclusion. writing and scripting is indeed a 100/10
There’s no competition for this story bro. It’s a masterpiece
Man, seeing Kratos on the verge of tears hits you pretty damn hard 😢😭
I would love to see their love story Faye looks so kind and peaceful but also teased Kratos
ironic how in the weeks before ragnarok, Kratos had troubles with his sleep due to nightmares. but the night before Ragnarok, he finally had the most peaceful sleep he has ever experienced. props to the dev and prod team to make kratos not only a war machine, but a human with deep rooted emotional trauma and shows how he was able to live with them and conquer them
I love that you actually see that she does not want to die. She doesn't want to leave her family alone. But she also knows that they are strong enough to make it together, without her.
"the culmination of love is grief, yet we love despite the inevitable"
5:52
"I would have you close to me"
dear lord how Kratos's voice breaks being so frail
Before the game came out I was convinced elden ring would be GOTY, but after this specific scene I realized how wrong I was, this scene is just beautiful taking into consideration every single thing kratos has gone through.
I gotta admit that storywise this game kicks asses
Well in the end Kratos still maidenless :D
Faye’s dialogue on life & death is worded perfectly. It’s profound! This hits home.
It's ok to hurt when you have loved. The pain is how you know it was real.
Faye telling him to open his heart makes the moment during Ragnarok where he tells Atreus to do the same, the opposite of his advice in the first game, so great.
I just loved how every true father have a good stories for their children to learn
I remember reading not long ago that Deborah Anne Wolf was struggling to find work after Daredevil.
Seeing her in GOW: Ragnarok - arguably one of the if not the biggest game of year is deserved. Great actress.
I lost my mother a long time ago it's just my father and I now Its so hard to watch this game I just...I don't have words for it...
Almost cried on this part
Kratos telling the story, and getting to the part where death arived, his reaction is heart breaking, for years he wanted death he welcomed it, and now after all hes done and been through the friends he has now, the love from faye, and his love for his son.......his face of releasation that he no long wish for death to come to him, but knows there is a chance death will come and it will be his end. Absolutely amazing writing and acting
This games writing and the emotions it invokes are as deep as the ocean.
Faye and Atreus taught Kratos how to love again. Let me cry for a moment, hold on.
8:55 the scene alone is extremely beautiful and heartwarming but the music right here is enough to make kratos himself cry
The old man is Kratos. The logs are wither his wars or his regrets. He thought he was gonna die in Ragnarok, that it was his last day with Atreus. That's why he had such emotion telling the story.
Oh shit kratos is back as general holy shit welcome back old friend
The animation department deserves a damn award... the characters are so lifelike that they dont even need to speak to convey emotion. Just look at Kratos... When he is not even speaking he is pouring emotionally. Incredible work.
This scene is fantastic and Deborah Ann Wolls performance is spectacular.
Those last to lines "To grieve deeply, is to have loved fully" and "Open your heart to the world as you have opened it to me and you'll find every reason to keep living in it" are brilliant.
When Faye said, "...I love hearing your voice" it somehow did something
This was my FAVORITE SONG of the previous game...I am SO THANKFUL they brought it back in SUCH A PERFECT WAY.... beautiful...so beautiful...................☹️☹️☹️☹️
This is not a game but a masterpiece indeed
Amazing scene, I got absolute GOOSEBUMPS when the music started at the end
This game came to me just in the right time. 4 months ago I suddenly lost my dearest mother. It's the hardest thing happened in my life. I better say " I lost myself". I came to loud crying watching this scene. I know it's just a story. But maybe maybe my Mom is still with me and watching over me like always. It made me emotional and deeply sad and missed her again but also gave me comfort that she is with us all the time. I love you more than anything in this world mother ❤ always.
“To grieve deeply is to have loved fully”
“What is grief if not love persevering?”
Definitely the holy grail of storytelling
I love that while she knows all of the story and character of the Greek era Kratos and everyone in it from Olympian, Titan, hero and Sister of Fate, she aided and helped him grow and heal.
He wakes up from his first dream startled, as if it was a nightmare.
He wakes up from this one with incredible calm, making peace with the role Faye envisioned for him.
Kratos' heart is full of love, the real love that can move mountains. Thats why Faye wanted him to share it with the world, so he could change it for the better. She knew EXACTLY who he is.
Simply a masterpiece, I am still reeling from this moment. Beautiful writing, score and game. May the Gods bless the creators (the ones that are left)
Faye is an incredible character, so happy she was in this game and not just mentioned like God of War 4. This game is a masterpiece.