Faye had it all planned 🥹
The emotions at the end of God of War Ragnarök hit just right 🥹🫶🏻
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I've been thinking non-stop about the ending of God of War Ragnarök, especially Kratos's wife, Faye. It's wild how much of the story, even from the first game, was subtly guided by her. When Kratos finally finds that hidden shrine she left for him, revealing prophecies about his future, it just absolutely shattered me. You see him, this stoic, battle-hardened god, get so incredibly emotional, and it makes you realize the depth of their connection and her profound influence. Faye isn't just Kratos's wife; she's truly the hidden architect of their destiny, a powerful force even in absence. The way she foresaw events and strategically placed clues for Kratos and Atreus throughout their journey is nothing short of brilliant. It makes you wonder about the conversations they must have had, the silent understanding between them. She wasn't just a prophet; she was a protector, a guide, a true 'knightly mom' in every sense, making sure her family had a path, even if it was a difficult one. Her plan, meticulously laid out, shows an incredible blend of love and sacrifice. She understood the weight of fate and tried to steer her loved ones towards a better outcome than the one foretold. For Kratos, this discovery must have been an earth-shattering moment of clarity. All this time, he was carrying her ashes, believing he was honoring her memory, only to find out she was still guiding him, literally showing him his future after Ragnarök. It adds such a poignant layer to his character arc, forcing him to confront his destiny not just as a warrior, but as a father and a man trying to break free from cycles of violence. What really resonated with me was how Faye's actions gave Kratos the agency to choose his own path, despite the prophecies. She didn't just reveal a fixed future; she showed him possibilities, giving him the chance to break the cycle. This quiet strength, her unwavering belief in Kratos and Atreus, is what makes her such an unforgettable character. Her legacy isn't just about the prophecies; it's about the emotional guidance she provided, ensuring her family could find peace and purpose beyond the chaos of the Nine Realms. It's a testament to her enduring love and wisdom, truly making her the unsung hero of the entire saga. Thinking about 'Kratos and Faye' together, it's clear their bond was the emotional core. She understood him in a way no one else could, seeing past the rage to the good heart within. Her foresight was a gift, but her love was the true power that allowed Kratos to become the god he was meant to be – a protector, a leader, and ultimately, a beacon of hope. What an incredible character and story arc!
