Brok Finds Out He Died In Past & Has No Soul Scene - God of War 5 Ragnarok (4K 60FPS)

Sindri reveals Brok's secret and that he died in the past, then Brok finds out he died and has no soul
video includes also spoilers of: Brok's death
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[@Sermentian1867]

I’m surprised Sindri didn’t ask Frey’s to reanimate Brok like she did Mimir

[@kninzotagoni3635]

very humble arnt you

[@greedy_mf]

@@kninzotagoni3635 fr

[@romitsu968]

Yeshua(Jesus) the Christ loves you! Praise YHWH El Shaddai and may He bless you! Christ is the King of kings and Lord of lords! (YHWH - the LORD) (El Shaddai - God Almighty) To those who haven’t; Repent of your sins and believe on the Adon Jesus the Christ, believe in your heart that He has died for your sins and rose from the tomb on the third day and you shall receive the Holy Spirit of God and He shall dwell within you. You shall be saved. Be baptized in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit! - Jesus the Christ loves you, praise YHWH our Elohim - Evidence for Jesus Christ’s existence, crucifixion, and disappearance from the tomb (He rose from it): The Lord Jesus Christ did exist, gathered disciples, and was crucified and went missing from the tomb. To argue about wether He was taken from the grave or rose from it, is an argument a skeptic can make. Because well if you disregard the eye witness testimony of the disciples and there willingness to die for Christ, and humans won’t die for something they know is a lie, when Peter is pinned upside down to that cross, he could have said that it was a fake, but He didn’t because it wasn’t, what care would he have about death in this world if he knew for a fact he had assurance of a life in another, Jesus Christ did rise from the tomb and is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Now the evidence for the Lord Jesus Christ’s existence really isn’t hard to find a multitude of non-Christian scholars and historians mention Him within 150 years after the time of His life. One such is Tacitus a Roman historian who reported on emperor nero’s decision to blame the Christians for the fire that had destroyed rome in 64 AD. Tacitus wrote: “Nero fastened the guilt ... on a class hated for their abominations, called Christians by the populace. Christus, from whom the name had its origin, suffered the extreme penalty during the reign of Tiberius at the hands of ... Pontius Pilatus, and a most mischievous superstition, thus checked for the moment, again broke out not only in Judaea, the first source of the evil, but even in Rome…” In this Tacitus makes reference to not only Christians, but Christ calling Him Christus and confirming the Gospels going on to say that He suffered the extreme penalty (crucifixion) under the reign of Tiberius and by the sentence of Pontius Pilate, which like I said confirms the Gospels narrative. Another important source of evidence about Jesus and early Christianity can be found in the letters of Pliny the Younger to Emperor Trajan. Pliny was the Roman governor of Bithynia in Asia Minor. In one of his letters, dated around A.D. 112, he asks Trajan's advice about the appropriate way to conduct legal proceedings against those accused of being Christians. Pliny says that he needed to consult the emperor about this issue because a great multitude of every age, class, and sex stood accused of Christianity. At one point in his letter, Pliny relates some of the information he has learned about these Christians: “They were in the habit of meeting on a certain fixed day before it was light, when they sang in alternate verses a hymn to Christ, as to a god, and bound themselves by a solemn oath, not to any wicked deeds, but never to commit any fraud, theft or adultery, never to falsify their word, nor deny a trust when they should be called upon to deliver it up; after which it was their custom to separate, and then reassemble to partake of food - but food of an ordinary and innocent kind.” This passage provides a number of interesting insights into the beliefs and practices of early Christians. First, we see that Christians regularly met on a certain fixed day for worship. Second, their worship was directed to Christ, demonstrating that they firmly believed in His divinity. Furthermore, one scholar interprets Pliny's statement that hymns were sung to Christ, "as to a god", as a reference to the rather distinctive fact that, "unlike other gods who were worshipped, Christ was a person who had lived on earth." If this interpretation is correct, Pliny understood that Christians were worshipping an actual historical person as God! Of course, this agrees perfectly with the New Testament doctrine that Jesus was both God and man. You may have heard of the scholar Flavius Josephus who mentioned James as being the brother of the Lord Jesus Christ, which matches what Paul said calling James “The Lord’s brother” and there is another document that Josephus may have written which goes: “About this time there lived Jesus, a wise man, if indeed one ought to call him a man. For he ... wrought surprising feats.... He was the Christ. When Pilate ...condemned him to be crucified, those who had . . . come to love him did not give up their affection for him. On the third day he appeared ... restored to life.... And the tribe of Christians ... has ... not disappeared.” Now it’s up to debate wether this is the entirely original document of what Josephus wrote, or if a Christian had edited it. But regardless he wrote about the Lord Jesus Christ. Wether it was negative or positive like the possible document is. Anyways there are many other statements, documents, letters, and writings of all sorts from the ancient world talking about the Lord Jesus Christ and there is not one question if He was a real person or if He was crucified and went missing from the grave. That is clear as day, He is a real person, was crucified, and went missing from the grave. And He did rise from the grave. And for more evidence of the Lord Jesus Christ, there’s the Bible and you see there is no evidence the Bible is corrupted, a lie, created by the Roman government, folktale. It is the recount of the Disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ, now wether you want to believe it is up to you. And what profit was there in spreading Christianity, All the early Christian suffered persecution, beatings, and were killed. Another Scholar reported that James the Lord’s Brother was thrown off a building and then stoned to death for spreading the Gospel in Jerusalem. These people went to great lengths even giving their own lives for the Adon Jesus the Christ.

[@romitsu968]

@@Sermentian1867Yeshua(Jesus) the Christ loves you! Praise YHWH El Shaddai and may He bless you! Christ is the King of kings and Lord of lords! (YHWH - the LORD) (El Shaddai - God Almighty) To those who haven’t; Repent of your sins and believe on the Adon Jesus the Christ, believe in your heart that He has died for your sins and rose from the tomb on the third day and you shall receive the Holy Spirit of God and He shall dwell within you. You shall be saved. Be baptized in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit! - Jesus the Christ loves you, praise YHWH our Elohim - Evidence for Jesus Christ’s existence, crucifixion, and disappearance from the tomb (He rose from it): The Lord Jesus Christ did exist, gathered disciples, and was crucified and went missing from the tomb. To argue about wether He was taken from the grave or rose from it, is an argument a skeptic can make. Because well if you disregard the eye witness testimony of the disciples and there willingness to die for Christ, and humans won’t die for something they know is a lie, when Peter is pinned upside down to that cross, he could have said that it was a fake, but He didn’t because it wasn’t, what care would he have about death in this world if he knew for a fact he had assurance of a life in another, Jesus Christ did rise from the tomb and is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Now the evidence for the Lord Jesus Christ’s existence really isn’t hard to find a multitude of non-Christian scholars and historians mention Him within 150 years after the time of His life. One such is Tacitus a Roman historian who reported on emperor nero’s decision to blame the Christians for the fire that had destroyed rome in 64 AD. Tacitus wrote: “Nero fastened the guilt ... on a class hated for their abominations, called Christians by the populace. Christus, from whom the name had its origin, suffered the extreme penalty during the reign of Tiberius at the hands of ... Pontius Pilatus, and a most mischievous superstition, thus checked for the moment, again broke out not only in Judaea, the first source of the evil, but even in Rome…” In this Tacitus makes reference to not only Christians, but Christ calling Him Christus and confirming the Gospels going on to say that He suffered the extreme penalty (crucifixion) under the reign of Tiberius and by the sentence of Pontius Pilate, which like I said confirms the Gospels narrative. Another important source of evidence about Jesus and early Christianity can be found in the letters of Pliny the Younger to Emperor Trajan. Pliny was the Roman governor of Bithynia in Asia Minor. In one of his letters, dated around A.D. 112, he asks Trajan's advice about the appropriate way to conduct legal proceedings against those accused of being Christians. Pliny says that he needed to consult the emperor about this issue because a great multitude of every age, class, and sex stood accused of Christianity. At one point in his letter, Pliny relates some of the information he has learned about these Christians: “They were in the habit of meeting on a certain fixed day before it was light, when they sang in alternate verses a hymn to Christ, as to a god, and bound themselves by a solemn oath, not to any wicked deeds, but never to commit any fraud, theft or adultery, never to falsify their word, nor deny a trust when they should be called upon to deliver it up; after which it was their custom to separate, and then reassemble to partake of food - but food of an ordinary and innocent kind.” This passage provides a number of interesting insights into the beliefs and practices of early Christians. First, we see that Christians regularly met on a certain fixed day for worship. Second, their worship was directed to Christ, demonstrating that they firmly believed in His divinity. Furthermore, one scholar interprets Pliny's statement that hymns were sung to Christ, "as to a god", as a reference to the rather distinctive fact that, "unlike other gods who were worshipped, Christ was a person who had lived on earth." If this interpretation is correct, Pliny understood that Christians were worshipping an actual historical person as God! Of course, this agrees perfectly with the New Testament doctrine that Jesus was both God and man. You may have heard of the scholar Flavius Josephus who mentioned James as being the brother of the Lord Jesus Christ, which matches what Paul said calling James “The Lord’s brother” and there is another document that Josephus may have written which goes: “About this time there lived Jesus, a wise man, if indeed one ought to call him a man. For he ... wrought surprising feats.... He was the Christ. When Pilate ...condemned him to be crucified, those who had . . . come to love him did not give up their affection for him. On the third day he appeared ... restored to life.... And the tribe of Christians ... has ... not disappeared.” Now it’s up to debate wether this is the entirely original document of what Josephus wrote, or if a Christian had edited it. But regardless he wrote about the Lord Jesus Christ. Wether it was negative or positive like the possible document is. Anyways there are many other statements, documents, letters, and writings of all sorts from the ancient world talking about the Lord Jesus Christ and there is not one question if He was a real person or if He was crucified and went missing from the grave. That is clear as day, He is a real person, was crucified, and went missing from the grave. And He did rise from the grave. And for more evidence of the Lord Jesus Christ, there’s the Bible and you see there is no evidence the Bible is corrupted, a lie, created by the Roman government, folktale. It is the recount of the Disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ, now wether you want to believe it is up to you. And what profit was there in spreading Christianity, All the early Christian suffered persecution, beatings, and were killed. Another Scholar reported that James the Lord’s Brother was thrown off a building and then stoned to death for spreading the Gospel in Jerusalem. These people went to great lengths even giving their own lives for the Adon Jesus the Christ.

[@PixelBrosProduction1]

"It needs the blessing of a great Blacksmith." That is by far one of the most humble and kind thing to ever come from Kratos

[@JavenJC69]

He viewed Brok as his friend, which is a amazement it self. Kratos rarely view anyone as friends in his life

[@VeilingSun]

Kratos has always been kindest to his blacksmiths. Even for Hesphestus during his screaming murder-hobo days.

[@wolfvash22]

Kratos respects Brook since the first game and this just confirm how much that respect have grown.

[@kazazaky2397]

Yeah he's become Humble, unlike Before ,Kratos Murder the blacksmith for Testing the new Weapon and Bang his Wife for Red Orb

[@unlimited971]

Or when he called mimir brother

[@jaysherman2615]

We take a moment to recognize how intelligent Brok is? He figures out by himself that he was once dead. He also figures out that Tyr is actually Odin in disguise or at the very least something is wrong with Tyr. All this on top of his craft which is not a job for dum dums.

[@L0ngThanh]

Or more lole he just piss the shit out of Odin with his whinney bitching skill ))

[@XxxULTIMATEZxxX]

Exactly. If Brok hadn’t figured out that Tyr was Odin in disguise, the entire Ragnarök plan would have failed. Odin would’ve escaped with the mask as Tyr in disguise, and the plan to set up Ragnarök would’ve failed as Odin would’ve overheard everything they were planning. People don’t realise Brok literally saved everybody when he confronted Tyr/Odin, not to mention he outsmarted everybody including the smartest man alive, Mimir.

[@michaelgarcia5680]

He saved everyone without knowing it and it cost him his life and now he’s stuck and unable to even go to an afterlife. What a sad fate for my favorite side character. At least Sindri is alright.

[@dootmcsploot4180]

Brok reminds me of my grandmama. Born and raised in Kentucky shes got a lot of grit and down home common sense wisdom, and she can be very blunt to the point that it hurts. But she also cares and always wants to make sure that you're alright. Are ya hungry? I got some stuff in the fridge for ya. You got sunburn? Rub some mud on it. Love that woman

[@dylanhopwood3773]

just like fimbulwinter im sure he felt it in his scrote

[@duelmaster6087]

I think it’s nice how Kratos asked for his blessing for his spear to show him that it doesn’t matter if he died in the past that he was still a master blacksmith

[@Eristasa]

Kratos has also died multiple times too… went to hell many times as well…

[@user-dq8gs8ms8b]

One of the greatest blacksmiths the nine reslms have ever seen. RIP Brok

[@mustarhgah]

@@Eristasa and escaped fairly easily

[@fendysusanto876]

@@user-dq8gs8ms8b he's the one made mjoelsnir for trohr

[@wolfvash22]

Not just nice but impressive how much Kratos respects him and actually considers him a friend.

[@mrgrim17794]

Brok's fate is worse than death itself when Sindri failed to retrieve all 4 parts of his soul. As Mimir said, Brok is denied an afterlife , his broken soul cannot make it to the Lake of Souls. For him, it's not just death, it's Oblivion

[@doomrage2012]

Agreed! Broks soul will ceased to exist

[@justinguyos5476]

@@doomrage2012 that is pretty messed up for Sindri to do. Bring his brother back at the cost of making sure he ceases to exist when he dies again.

[@doctorhelth]

@@justinguyos5476 he was trying to bring back Brok with all of his soul parts but he failed so you can’t really just say that he purposely screwed Brok up

[@FnD4212]

That is why Sindri was desperate to save Brok when Brok got stabbed.

[@iamjulian2810]

@@doctorhelth like kratos said in the beginning of the game “intent doesn’t matter, only consequences.”

[@RainSennin_ismyAlt]

The souls trying to stop him must have been the trigger that led to Sindri's fear of germs.

[@jacobplaster7264]

He literally said a witch told him she discovered germs in the last game

[@aidanru.2469]

@@jacobplaster7264 I thought it was Faye

[@kennethrevilla639]

@@johnsonvalenzuela17 no, the blue skin is due to silver poisoning (not using gloves when forging) Brok died while they forge the Leviathan axe.

[@AerYdmyg]

@@kennethrevilla639 it is a bit of both honestly, he shouldn’t be That blue I’ve seen people with that condition and while everyone who has it doesn’t look the same Brok looks like he’s still fricking frozen Dead

[@anthonyst-onge]

Must have also made him shake violently at 0:53

[@991yugioh]

I just noticed something. Sindri took off his gloves while hammering away. Brok's death was so painful for him, that he didn't give a crap about getting his hands dirty and hurt.

[@AdamDeOldSport]

I too noticed the same thing in a different video

[@NM-ej3xw]

He also never washes his armor. Even during Brok's funeral, you can still see Brok's dried blood on his armor.

[@Serpentking789]

I just noticed that here too. His obsessive cleanliness was one of his most significant & immediately noticeable personality traits before, but now that Brok is dead he just doesn't care anymore about what kind of germs he's getting on his bare skin or what kind of filth is smeared onto his armor. What's the point in worrying about getting sick or being presentable if the most important person in your life is now gone forever?

[@anglepsycho]

To be fair, he's probably remembering he can't go back and feel the souls again knowing he failed to find the last part of Brok that could have made it to the Lake of Souls.

[@ReverendLeRoux]

He's also much more violent, crass, and impulsive. He beats Einharjar to death with his bare hands and a hammer. The man does not give a fuck anymore, because what different would it make? He's grieving, badly.

[@weneedtotalk6153]

0:54 If you pay attention, this is the precise moment Sindri started having flashbacks.

[@faleilham8334]

*Cyberphosis*

[@blue_jorquera]

Average muscle spasmer

[@Yuser_Buzer]

he had stroke

[@lightoson8469]

what a great detail, truly game of the year

[@abuzarrin7]

cramp

[@Bondrewd__21]

It is really sad. It’s Terrible how Brok’s death changes Sindri, how changes his face, how changed his character. And the saddest of all of that, that we can’t help him let it go…

[@thebigidea9659]

Hopefully he doesn't become a villain in the next game.I would hate to kill him.

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

@@thebigidea9659 I don’t think so. He’s pretty much lost it.

[@kresnasatria]

He just felt guilty becausd he lied to brok till the end, never said the truth, he frustrated and blame it to atreus, that's how i look it

[@Theboredgod]

@@thebigidea9659 i know santa monica hates DLC's but if there was one to exist im pretty sure it would either sindri being the antagonist like freya or us helping sindri to say 1 last goodbye to brok or smthin

[@jonathanbutler5628]

@@thebigidea9659 the saga concludes with this game. I think that plot is done besides maybe some dlc. Norse Kratos is all wrapped up

[@kingd3799]

Dude his actor fucking killed it holy shit. The turn of the clam, shy, loving, and careful guy to the angry, sad, confused, broken man is to good well done for him

[@-general6015]

He turned into man u drick soker

[@Kay_The_Coffee_Weirdo]

His actor is Adam J Harrington. He's been in a few TV shows, but is known in the gaming industry for voicework.

[@gunawanputera6443]

Yeah right? People only praise the kratos and atreus acting, but sindri actor kinda underated, his acting making my heart break when see sindri losing brok

[@kingd3799]

@@gunawanputera6443 true

[@tink5488]

I instantly recognized his face, he did mocap for LA Noire. Great actor period. @@Kay_The_Coffee_Weirdo

[@kentuckyfriedjews88]

Kratos got ON HIS KNEES and asked for Broks blessing as a show of respect. He did both those things for Brok when he seldom did either for ANYONE. What a fucking legend 👏

[@colepayne7988]

Don't try and speak like kratos

[@terryqokov6999]

@@colepayne7988 ?

[@civilhypocrisy6196]

@@terryqokov6999 Kratos used "seldom" when retelling his past, specifically when he says "The gods of my homeland seldom left survivors, [...]"

[@Stealthful_]

@@civilhypocrisy6196 there's not much wrong with a fan of Kratos writing like that. I use "seldom" often, but I've used without inspiration from God of War, so it's seldom abnormal for people just use that word.

[@civilhypocrisy6196]

@@Stealthful_ I know, my guy. I'm just clarifying what first sub-commenter meant so second sub-commenter understands.

[@blengdiabloed7335]

despite Sindri being overprotective brother, you can't deny his love for Brok which led him to have one of the biggest character development we've seen. can't underestimate Sindri as well, he a BEAST. he can break an entire giant ass wall with only his tools.

[@oyaoya5200]

Didnt see the "wall", i thought Sindri can break giant's ass

[@balvarine8709]

TBF, said giant ass wall had a deliberate flaw built into it from the start. Still doesn't lessened Sindri's achievement of course.

[@gloryiusgessepi2381]

@@oyaoya5200 We have no reason to believe he can’t do both, take this statement as you wish

[@MimiUsagichan]

well his love for brok also led to his suffering

[@loveaintfree1409]

Who is the older brother Sindri or Brok ?

[@NathanWestfieldnoisyace]

Always wondered why Sindri didn't like being touched and finding out that it's trauma from stealing back his brother's soul parts I fucking heartbreaking.

[@thelxvers2728]

Absolute chills 😦

[@evanlight2550]

I always figured it was germs and “staying clean” but that’s just… heartbreaking…

[@amiraliamir01]

What do you mean? How stealing his brother souls relate to this thing?

[@Norinia]

@@amiraliamir01 All the souls where he went to retrieve his brothers souls attacked him. Couldn’t kill him I guess, but they climbed all over him. The dead disturb the living, and as many as that? I wouldn’t be surprised if it haunted his subconscious forever.

[@cakebanans2039]

no in the last game he said a witch told him abt the existence of germs

[@ArgKnoxville86]

You'd think that since Sindri was so close to Atreus, he'd be the one to die in this game. But by having Brok die, you also have Sindri broken and in a very dark place. So in a sense you kinda kill them both. It is really the most clever choice from a narrative perspective

[@nobblkpraetorian5623]

Plus I think Brok is stronger emotionally than Sindri, so if Sindri dies Brok would be able to move on more easily.

[@appa9685]

Síndri changed so much it’s heartbreaking how grief changed him

[@garigari8937]

It's true. Grief is the ultimate sadness, even in real world.

[@mellomoose_]

grief and guilt can fuck u up

[@PopeDuwang]

Especially when he will forever blame himself for condemning his brother to Oblivion since he didn’t save all parts of his Brothers Soul and thus denied him Afterlife.

[@justinquilimaco4018]

Love that Brok tried to comfort his brother as much as he could before he passed

[@domagoj905]

Yeah it really speaks volumes. Unfortunately Sindri didn't listen to him.

[@rtj0525]

@@domagoj905 Cant rlly blame him tho. Grief effects everyone differently. He jus needs time to heal tbh

[@TheZombiesAreComing]

​@@domagoj905 He'll never see his brother again, not even in an afterlife. That kind of knowledge is sure to destroy anyone.

[@Ember2168]

​@@TheZombiesAreComingthe guilt of knowing he robbed his brother of the afterlife would be enough as well

[@falconeshield]

​@@domagoj905Not seeing your brother again would disturb anyone

[@halohybrid5496]

Sindri was vibin’ at 0:54 That part where Brok bestows a blessing towards Kratos’ first weapon made specifically for him had me. Kratos honored and deemed him worthy of the not just the honor but his capable judgment.

[@BradleyZS]

*Gyrates in despair

[@gustavosauro1882]

Weren't the blades of chaos also made for Kratos?

[@Scout819]

@@gustavosauro1882 IIRC no, those were actually Arie's weapons, which were then bestowed upon Kratos when he swore loyalty to him(before becoming the GoW himself). Might be missing a few details, but I think that's the general idea.

[@ventu2295]

Didint Hephaestus made some blades for him?

[@gustavosauro1882]

@@ventu2295 yeah, the Nemesis Whip

[@ruijie1961]

Kratos's emotional growth in these 2 games has been a joy to behold. He knew Brok was spiraling and on the edge of falling into despair, shame about being incomplete, and feeling betrayed. So he took a tough love approach which would suit Brok's rough-edged personality, slamming the spear down to break him out of it and then showing the kindest and greatest respect he could as a warrior; kneeling down to his height and offering up the new spear to Brok to receive his blessing. Gods have a tendency to look down on other mortals and races, in both power and stature; so to kneel down to a dwarf, who have been oppressed by gods for so long... it's a beautiful show of how Kratos is different and truly respected Brok. I love this scene.

[@wolfehologram3539]

"It is the NATURE of a thing that matters, not its form." Not only does this god value this dwarf, but he LISTENS to him, respects him, and repays kindness with kindness. Faye would have been so damn proud, Kratos.

[@Justriley3000]

It made it 10x sadder when kratos said “we were” like he considered them a part of family

[@taylorhillard4868]

It gets exponentially worse when you hear him start crying in the background after he heard what Atreus said.

[@rhinocort1184]

The fact that Brok is denied an afterlife because of Sindri’s actions is soooo dark

[@GotFridged]

Not dark. Tragic. By saving Brok, he cost Brok his own soul. You cannot take without giving something away.

[@rhinocort1184]

@@GotFridged …it’s dark and tragic? You really feel the need to correct me lmao

[@aloudpancake]

@@GotFridged I agree with op. Go poop

[@Takejiro24]

@@GotFridged That is the Law of Equivalent Exchange

[@clockworkking777]

honestly way darker then anything kratos has ever done

[@elitemook4234]

I suspect Sindri is actually angry at himself which is why he told Atreus to get out of his sight. He doesn't want to take it out on them.

[@wheelbirth1090]

No,he really is angry with them

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

@@wheelbirth1090 it’s both actually. It’s a grief which is unstable emotion that it doesn’t have direction.

[@nomado.3855]

@@wheelbirth1090 Both actually, with himself for lying to Brok all these years and not lettin' go his passing and Our MC's due to misguided rage and bitterness, he is in a worse state than Freya.

[@ashwolf2006]

@@nomado.3855 here's hoping he doesn't end up like kratos in his younger years. we dont want to have Dwarf of War coming after them.

[@Meow_Meow_Hurts_Real_Bad]

@@ashwolf2006 Honestly, with Sindri's tools, he can fucking fold lots of gods....that would be terrifying af.

[@Omnipulsar]

i wish i could have seen odin's reaction when he realized the mask didn't go with him after escaping

[@ninetails625]

Lol

[@NOKIA-vq2dx]

he was angry and said to himself (less talk you dumb oden)

[@dhark0n332]

"EAT SHIT GOOD FOR NOTH-...where is the mask? WHERE IS THE FUCKING MASK?! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" thor's girl "what in the actual-"

[@MechWarrior894]

At least the group stopped Odin, it’s a partial win

[@KermitOfWar]

@@dhark0n332 This was so spot on, I read it in Odin's voice. 🤣

[@som3body3]

so Sindri went to save his brother by fighting a legion of soul? That dude has gut of steel

[@Quasarii]

the way he destroyed the war machines at asgard is evident how cool he is

[@scuba_steve_954]

Balls of steel

[@danielgeronimo5538]

Dude was ready to throw hands with Kratos thinking he stole the Leviathan Axe. Sindri has balls bigger than any giant or titan.

[@nogamingz2785]

@@danielgeronimo5538 wait really?

[@sadie3293]

@@nogamingz2785 yes i was the axe

[@huntermoore7669]

Kratos really has warmed up to them. He may not show it. But he counts them friends.

[@onlynormalperson]

I'd say he shows it

[@yvngvudu]

He literally shows it

[@marcobrusas2001]

He even calls mimir brother

[@danielgeronimo5538]

He's more likely to show it than say it. That's the thing about Kratos, he's a real one.

[@NM-ej3xw]

Before the funeral, Kratos has a scene where he talks to Brok's corpse and calls him a friend.

[@gojiraartist]

0:54 Sindri tryin to break reality.

[@mateusyoshihikonoguchi]

So that's the secret to walk between realms

[@KenMochii]

Lil bro was just getting zesty.

[@thegreenberretwearingbrony9678]

Dwarven dances

[@sergioplazat3995]

hahahaha very true

[@edumanz5044]

Not he is freezing

[@Aboriginal_American_Hebrew]

Brok was putting it all together ahead of the plan

[@markalanajon3295]

The dude's a real one from beginning to the end

[@Aboriginal_American_Hebrew]

@@markalanajon3295 you said right bro

[@blue_jorquera]

"May this weapon strike true, may it be wielded with wisdom, may it be put down when it's job is done."

[@herosdiaz8757]

What i'd give for a weapon with that blessing.

[@bruh10246]

It also kinda fit with what brok wanted with his life

[@damienmitchell3104]

Sindri's grief is understandable, but he lashed out at those that were grieving Brok's loss just as much as him. He alienated himself into a swamp of isolation of his own making. He had family. However he shoved them away. Everything Brok wanted him to do he did the opposite of. Hope he comes around. Realizes how much Kratos and Atraious care for him.

[@shockwave6213]

I'm certain he will. It will just take time. Hopefully we see him back in the next game. Maybe an epic quest to find all 4 of Brok's soul parts is in order.

[@DeltaTTYSQ33z3R]

@@shockwave6213 I wish that will come, I truly do. But if I remember correctly, mimir said that he was denied an afterlife, not even in hell, just cease to exist. I want to be wrong, I hope I am. Hopefully the next game or dlc will add a quest into restoring his soul pieces.

[@EstellammaSS]

This is one of the situation I would consider confronting to be the better option. When someone is clearly trying hard to put the blame on others it’s a really bad idea to just allow them to do so. Often times they’ll just get more and more delusional. Standing your ground(intelligently, of course) might break them further but seeding the self doubt in their thoughts is about the only way to get them out of the loop. Worse case you lose a friend but at least it would be out of disagreement and not mosunderstanding

[@MimiUsagichan]

yup broks dying words

[@yamjonaton6524]

I feel that if atreus didnt went after his prophecy and helping odin brok ultimately wouldnt have ended up dead and without a afterlife at the very least

[@MyNameJefff]

Sindri's VA fucking killed it. Going from a wimpy sounding character to the broken and hardened soul he is by the end of the game was incredible. He's a perfectly written and tragic character. It's gonna hurt not seeing Brok in future games if we do get any but I am eager to see Sindri's development later on.

[@Sherman483]

9:20 a powerful message. Brok is acknowledging that Sindri will have to let Brok's sould reunite and rest, no matter how painful it will be. Death is part of life and there's nothing Sindri can do to cheat death for good.

[@noahwesterberg8566]

it wont reunite though. because he didnt have a full soul when he died, he doesnt get an afterlife. thats partially why sindri is so angry.

[@Paunch]

He's now stuck in limbo due to his souls, if only this occured though

[@codyklews4696]

He’s not telling Sindri to let his soul reunite. He’s telling Sindri to forgive himself despite both of them knowing that there is no afterlife for Brok, there is no reunification. Brok is going to be gone forever, with no hope of ever experiencing him again. There is no “I’ll see you in Helheim” or “I’ll get you a drink in Valhalla” or “we’ll haunt our awls together until the gods burn the world tree” it’s just nothingness forever in the face of knowing that for everyone else there is an afterlife and that the two of themfo normally would have been reunited in dea

[@spooneater9001]

Brok: "I died?!!" Kratos: "First time?"

[@Lenoh]

Kratos: “Next time, I get a free sundae!”

[@theshade0038]

@@Lenoh i see you are a person of culture as well

[@andrewowens4421]

@@Lenoh Kratos: "Hell, I killed the god in charge of death so I've _overperformed."_

[@jackashmore]

Man this played out the sadness it could have. Real GoW style. I hope we get to repair broks soul and become friends with sindri...I just can’t wait for 5 years.

[@bphater31]

That will not happen. Just like what brok said to his brother. "You have to let go" He's gone.

[@hh-it1wf]

@@bphater31 He more or less means to complete broks soul so he may properly pass on, since if you remember brok only had 3 out of the four pieces together

[@AaronBiswas]

10 years actually

[@darkskull1982]

Even if everyone wanted to, there's no chance of bringing Brok back at this point, as according to Mimir, because his soul was incomplete, he was "denied an afterlife" after Odin killed him. So, in a sense, Brok isn't just dead; he's erased from existence.

[@NM-ej3xw]

Mimir says that the part Brok's soul was missing is it's direction. Because of that, he is dennied an afterlife and the rest of his oul will not go to the lake without it's direction. There is nothing to save anymore, Brok is dead forever and he doesn't have an afterlife.

[@Sunking210]

That's incredibly tragic. Sindri knows he denied Brok's afterlife because he loved him too much and wanted him back, but now the consequences that he knew would come to haunt him one day have arrived, by Odin no less.

[@blessedxxiii5583]

now he'll cease to exist that's messed up

[@MrMrx123456789]

I love how Brok swears so much but now I'll miss him 😢 R.I.P Brok you're one hell of a Blacksmith

[@plaugeninja1229]

Can he rest in peace when he’s not in one piece? I mean his soul isn’t.

[@phy-raditz]

@@plaugeninja1229 for what others discussed, no. He is permanently dead with no afterlife.

[@tararocksong5085]

All bc of a brother who didn’t want Brok to die too soon. Every action has a consequence and every action comes at a price. By removing three parts of a soul instead of the full soul, the soul that’s dead a second time will never be reborn.

[@Maniacal_Laughter]

I love how the respect and understanding from Kratos quells Brok’s anger in the moment. I also find it sad how Sindri is just consumed by grief that he couldn’t even honor Brok’s last wish to “Let go” in many ways, let go of him, let go of his anger, and let go of his own past mistakes.

[@twatmere9726]

Me: Legion of souls...and Sindri managed to fend them off? Don't believe it 0:54 Sindri dodging air particles Me: Well, I'm old enough to admit i'm wrong

[@Ancient_Tribesman]

😂😂😂

[@brianbarajas2948]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@thatkaiju8865]

Dodging air particles🤣🤣🤣this comment killed my ribs😂😂😂

[@senpairaijin7079]

he was vibin to the music

[@eugeo5391]

The Anakin treatment. Protected his loved one the best he could and when that passed, anger and regret is all that's left

[@montymont4192]

what a great time for kratos to admit he had died twice and came back i mean this stuff writes itself in some places cmomnnnnnn i wanna hear him say it!!

[@NoirRaven]

That would only fuel Sindri's drive to revive his brother again, but it's not what Brok wanted. He wants Sindri to let him go and that's why he's struggling. All of his wants and needs are telling him to get his brother back, but his love for his brother is telling him to respect his wishes so he's at war with himself. Besides, Kratos' Grecian afterlife is much different than the Norse; it's a one way trip here where there was a possibility of revival in Greece. Hades had to grant it, usually, but Kratos' rage was enough to bypass that and fight his way out.

[@Diamond_gambino]

It’s funny because all 3 of them in these scenes all died once or twice lol

[@alucardsantradideus267]

Different underworld, Not to mention Sindri botched Brok's revival, once he died with an incomplete soul he stopped existing, there is nothing to bring back.

[@montymont4192]

@@NoirRaven i like this reply a lot wow you’re 100% correct here.. can we just appreciate the developers and writers cause they definitely thought about what u said here. amazing i love this series it has so much potential

[@montymont4192]

@@Diamond_gambino i didn’t even think about that😂😂

[@thomasaddicott6398]

It's so sad to see Sindri like this, his whole character changed due to grief. He was such a huge germaphobe but after Broks death throughout the rest of the game he's covered in Broks blood and just gets muddier and dirtier each time you see him to the point where his gear looks almost rusted by the time of the funeral due to not being cleaned at all.

[@zacharybradley6168]

The devs handled how individuals deal with grief amazingly! Freya went from being on a quest of vengeance to slowly being accustomed to let those who were a direct reason for her sons death live; Kratos learning to not let the death of both his previous family and Faye lead him down the same path of rage and let Atreus forge his own path, and Sindri… an amazing portrayal how a person can be completely destroyed in every which way from a loved one’s death. A kind, neat man turned into a cold individual who has little reason to care for himself beyond the basic necessities. His usual need to keep himself tidy, clean completely forgone, his armor still stained in his brothers blood, his clothes torn and stained, his gloved that he would always wear are no where to be seen, and his usually bright, cheerful with optimism missing, looking lost, distant and cold, his anger towards Atreus turned closer to disdain, blaming him for something that even he itself didn’t see, only something Brok, his brother, was able to notice. Hopefully we’ll see Sindri slowly come to be his old self again, though he won’t ever truly be the exact same person.

[@lukascrozoe7883]

0:54 Sindri is so shook with the story that the game portrays it well.

[@remorse3875]

freyr is unironically sixth man of the year for that mask throw. insanely smart to throw it over his head, to give atreus time to make a move. if it werent for that, odin would of had the mask.

[@nrgao]

“May this weapon strike true. May it be wielded with wisdom. May it be put down when it’s job is done.” Powerful. The writing in this game was perfectly balanced with old wisdom and modern dialogue.

[@zarathustra498]

Lots of militaries have similar sayings. Our officer cadets get a sabre upon graduation with the quote engraved "do not draw me without a reason. Do not sheath me without honor"

[@MegaKazooRider]

I'm still getting used to the fact that this is the first god of war game with swearing unless there were swearing before Ragnarok

[@RockLegend2A]

@@MegaKazooRider Brok tosses out some swears in the first new GoW.

[@MegaKazooRider]

@@RockLegend2A oh yeah that was true as well

[@Erebus04]

Huh, so he already lost Brok once and now he did again, god dang I understand his anger more now

[@dalbudikfrikikbir5477]

Bro sindri was lying about how his skin color changed

[@SeriousDragonify]

Wasn't Brok'scolor changed from too much forging weapons and armors?

[@fariz47]

@@SeriousDragonify I haven't play the game but I read thay it's because Sindri ressurect him

[@MightySploodge]

@@SeriousDragonify Sindri lied about that, his skin is blue because he's missing a piece of his soul

[@max-ik5uo]

Brook murió cuando explota la forja y sindri para no quedarse solo fue a alfheim al lago de las almas para revivir a Brook pero solo consiguió tres partes de cuatro del alma de Brook seguro por el accidente fue que la piel se le puso azul

[@NoirRaven]

@@SeriousDragonify while it is possible to turn blue from silver, it's from years of ingesting it, not touching it. Him being blue because he's a revived corpse makes much more sense, but then why would Brok go along with it? Did Sindri gaslight him into thinking that was the truth or was he blue for a long time?

[@arreng2364]

They put so much love into this game.

[@travisohaver2790]

I've told how many people to just wait and this game will be amazing. Waited 4 years for this and it has paid of 10 fold.

[@NM-ej3xw]

@@travisohaver2790 Some people are actually disappointed lol. But this is definitelly the game of the year, a comolete game that was made by amazing people. Everyone who is disappointed probably had unrealistic expectations tbh.

[@mando7323]

@@NM-ej3xw This game is disappointing. Good but disappointing.

[@cooldiego7]

@@mando7323 how so if you don't mind me asking

[@samvanroon5041]

Here is a quick question Sindri said he could only reclaim 3/4 of his soul bits, what happened to the remaining 1/4? 1/4 definitely wouldn't be enough for a revival but maybe it would be enough to let Sindri have one last conversation and goodbye with his brother.

[@TheGreatMidnight]

Shhhhhhhh... ur snitching out the next part.

[@jackashmore]

All’s I want is a dlc story line helping sindri repair broks soul. I can’t wait another 5 years to help my boys.

[@yarn7344]

@@jackashmore why dlc, like whys everyone asking for a fucking dlc lots of people are asking for dlcs santa monica hates dlcs

[@kaden1991]

I think it's implied that he lost his direction soul part, which is the part responsible for finding its way to the light of Alfheim, if any of the parts would be non retrievable it would be the part that has already found its way into the light. It might also mean that since he has died without his direction soul, whatever is left of his soul will never be able to return to the light of Alfheim without guidance or outside help, which could mean his soul is still around in some way or another but it could also mean we have no idea where it went since it will not be where it should be. I'm imagining that we are likely to find his soul again somewhere down the line, but there's no telling how intact whatever is left of his soul will be, he could turn into a monster of some kind like a weight. If they really want to fuel the water-works, when we DO find his soul it will be so deteriorated that he doesn't even remember himself or his family. Plus, if most of his soul ISN'T in the light of Alfheim then he might not be reincarnated when the whole Ragnarok time-loop thing happens, assuming they really want this to be a sad moment moving forward.

[@youwillneverknowaboutme4406]

​​​​@@jackashmore there will be no more norse mythology in the future and no dlc.

[@grimreminder5038]

Kratos really warmed up to Brok quicker than any other, even in the first game he never had to ask him to repeat himself out of anger like he would and has done to Gods all too many times. Kratos not only had a brother in Brok but also a straight shooter who doesn't beat around the bush, which makes his death and knowing he'll be denied an afterlife all the worse. But at least that spear showed his blessing still had soul to it when it pinned the mask in place. A memorial in the best symbol to an even better character, now that's badass.

[@bubusbus1]

For some reason, now you mention it. I feel that spear blessing and the 1/4 soul of Brok floating around somewhere, will have an important role to play lol.

[@grimreminder5038]

@@bubusbus1 Hopefully in bringing Sindri back to his senses too

[@Armendicus]

Kratos out here giving people nuggets of wisdom , and healing emotional wounds.

[@UchihaOokami2596]

Yup, after the people he met and bonded with in the first game, it really showed how much he really started opening up with them and even being a supportive father figure. Much like i can imagine how hell be in the next game if theres one. Being a true god; a caring, helpful, protective, stern but supportive parent.

[@andrewowens4421]

Ironic considering Kratos is probably the most emotionally damaged of the group. He literally killed an entire civilization and the personifications of nature itself in his old world in his boundless rage.

[@thelonelystankmuncher8879]

Brok dying in sindri's arms is as sad as soap dying in price's arms

[@PRchris13]

The moment Sindri disappears holding Brok dead body is such a sad scene and the moment the music hits the point he blips out Man what a scene

[@dextercochran4916]

Agreed. I love how the camera gets down on their level, everyone steps out of the shot, and the lighting behind them changes. This was Sindri's story, and the focus of the shot was right where it needed to be.

[@seandeans1279]

“I know what ya done” “I forgives ya” Now I get it…….

[@LaughableSynonyms]

When you understand the gravity of Sindri's mistake(Reviving Brok with three of four soul pieces) you now know why he acts the way he does. Since Brok's soul was incomplete, it is essentially corrupted and Brok will be sent to oblivion the next time he dies. Sindri absolutely hates himself more than anyone else.

[@AeyakS]

Guess his soul was missing direction? It's the most wily of the four soul parts, so it was probably the hardest to retrieve. Without direction, your soul would no longer be able to find its way to a peaceful afterlife.

[@dakotadillon5981]

@@AeyakS Sindri hating himself more than anyone else reminds me of this Darth Vader comic. In the Comic, Emperor Palpatine orders Darth Vader to fight a perfect clone of Darth Maul to see which of the two should be his apprentice. After a long battle, Vader stabs himself in the gut with Maul behind him...thus making it go through Maul as well. It's a fatal blow for Darth Maul. Here's my point: That Maul clone, while dying, asks Vader: "What could you possibly hate so deeply to give you such power? Vader replies: "Myself."

[@darthgiorgi4990]

​@@dakotadillon5981 I think vader answers him "myself" as he impales himself and maul.

[@dakotadillon5981]

@@darthgiorgi4990 Yeah, I heard it from someone else. I don't read comic books, but I love good lines. That part of that comic book there goes harder than the entire Disney Trilogy of Star Wars.

[@kertaspaper94]

5:05 it's good Kratos kept quiet about it

[@Yukari_MAiG]

That’s a whole lot of respect Kratos showed to Brok. It’s amazing to see.

[@niku_niu9965]

I really like how kratos asked for brok a blessing like he show appreciation for what they done in helping him as friends. That really made proud and sometimes cry with joy.

[@Wizkidd239]

That last minute was nuts… I feel so bad for Atreus he’s confused… his beliefs were completely crushed as he also lost Brok and now his brother losing a family member that’s still alive… damn that kid is growing up too fast😢

[@aff77141]

Fr, people act like this is just Atreus screwing up and he doesn't suffer from it at all, but if we're gonna give sindri, a god knows how old man, the benefit of the doubt of 'he was grieving and Trey was using him' then we need to give the same to a literal teenager going through insane shit after insane shit, 'he had a strong bond with both of them and now not only is being blamed for it by the one he was closer to but likely by himself'. But because he's a dumb teen it's okay to throw him under the bus I guess

[@carlgman7420]

Sindri closing off from Kratos and Atreus is really bittersweet. Sindri have been part of the family for 3 years before Ragnarok and Brok's second death destroyed whatever goodwill Sindri had with Kratos and his son. As for Brok? His existence would be the worst thing because he already died and was resurrected by his brother. Now his soul wanders the afterlife for eternity never being able to go in peace. After defeating Odin, the ending we got feels bittersweet in some areas

[@thefirstprime0124]

No bro he doesn't have an afterlife he basically got Hakai he don't exists no more that's what makes it fucked up and that shit broke me I couldn't believe it 🤦🏾🤦🏾

[@BattleBrickState]

Kratos being a real homie

[@kingkill4292]

We do have to remember that kratos is from Greece, a land where blacksmiths could LITERALLY pray to the smith god Hephaestus, it’s not out of character for ol kratos to respect a blacksmith just as much as he does warriors he meets

[@MrSpace5260]

it was actually very wholesome when kratos said "it needs the blessing of a great blacksmith"

[@realNoMee]

People seem to think Kratos _became_ caring in these games. He didn't, he always had a heart of gold. He has suffered through so much specifically because of how much he cares. For crying out loud, he named his son after a fellow Spartan who was joyful and happy, who Kratos would think about for comfort in years to come. Kratos didn't become caring, he became emotionally vulnerable. He broke free from deep psychological trauma and an upbringing of emotional suppression. What's powerful about moments like this is it shows Kratos has finally opened his heart up to the world, just like Faye wanted.

[@randiedington7396]

The completely broken way Sindri says "not even my family" brings me to tears. 🥺💔

[@TheZombie462]

"May this weapon strike true. May it be weilded with wisdom, and may it be put down when it's job is done." That's one hell of a blessing

[@MattFromAaG]

"I regret many things but killing you will not be one of them" has got to be one of the hardest lines a video game character has said

[@yourdunklesans__2616]

0:54 damn, Sindri's juke game is god tier.

[@sugaloco9940]

Lmao 🤣🤣 this got me, i didn't even notice it

[@ezg8448]

Damn that was some good drama! As a story mechanic nothing beats losing a loved one.

[@mossy642]

‘It is the nature of a thing that matters, not it’s form.’ The Greek in the room is using Aristotle. Nice nod.

[@godlypotat0237]

This entire series is real good at showing how much a person can change because of losing loved ones. Kratos, Freya and even Sindri here are prime examples.

[@TheGRAclan]

When Sindri says "not even my family" it just breaks me

[@justsomeguy6336]

For real 😢😢

[@Juandisimo3]

Minir: we all die sometimes, some even more than once” Kratos: *climbed out of hades like 3 times*

[@magicscreenman]

"It is the nature of a thing that matters, not it's form." Damn, that line hit hard.

[@PestiLencE638]

One Ring to Impale them All

[@chickendrawsdogs3343]

Sindri: I could only steal back 3 of his 4 soul parts. Kratos: I can get the other one. Sindri: Really!? Kratos: Give me a quest marker.

[@lucasdiazjr5679]

Brok was the most relatable here I genuinely loved the character since the very first encounter, I was utterly devastated when it happened truly felt that deep pain,this was beautiful.

[@thezer0244]

he did say 3 out of 4... so there's one bit of his soul left

[@urboisimon4614]

One bit of his soul he wasn't able to get back when he resurrected brok

[@ultimatevtgb7551]

That bit has already found its way to the light of Alfheim long ago

[@DolchiO07]

@@ultimatevtgb7551 Makes me wonder, was Brok really banned from Alfheim because of a "Juicy Nokken" or because it would affect him and the remainder of his soul in some way?

[@Kyle-gu3ge]

@@DolchiO07 could be that alfhiem would try to reclaim the rest of his soul if he went there

[@AerYdmyg]

@@ultimatevtgb7551 3 of brok may still be lingering about but at least he has the 1 foot in the light of Alfheim. He’s got the best hybrid afterlife, paradise and spectating

[@SpheniMoo]

0:54 It must be really cold for Sindri to shiver like that

[@TheBatman39]

"Choices have consequences"

[@MusicalSavior23]

This also explains Sindri's OCD. He can still feel the souls crawling all over his skin.

[@cdtv3602]

0:53 🥶 he was freezing

[@Senior-Donjusticia]

0:55 He can still feel those souls all over his skin.

[@hemanthemighty6523]

The raw emotion..... I'm here holding back tears and failing while I'm working. Even xbox can appreciate a masterpiece don't get it twisted

[@jakekreeger5318]

The Irony is that Kratos is probably there looking at both Mimir and Brok and being like, “I got you both beat in death counts… combined.”

[@AzureRoxe]

Sindri being consumed by vengeance and actively blaming Kratos and Atreus feels a bit off when a good chunk of the game is about people learning to let go, Sindri himself mentions that it was not his decision to make to bring back his brother, but all that development kinda just went off the window for him. Him being angry at Kratos and Atreus "just taking" also makes little sense when it wasn't even implied he ever thought that about them. He knew the risks perfectly, but acts like it's Kratos and Atreus's fault that Brok died.

[@ChNepheroth]

Sindri was griefing and at the moment he was looking for a person to blame which was Odin but since he cannot get to him he focuses the anger to the people that allowed him to get in his house and cause Broks death. It is easy to talk from the sidelines as a spectator but if anyone would be in his shoes they would see the situation in a similar way, its just the way it is.

[@baoser9749]

I mean, that's kind of what grief does to someone. They become angry and depressed, they blame everyone around them, including themselves. Some people, like Kratos, Atreus, and Freya might be able to let go, but others like Sindri can't for a very long time and I like how the game shows this.

[@TheSimmr001]

dude lost hs brother THAT DAY. maybe lay off on the actively grieving.

[@thelonelystankmuncher8879]

So that means if I murdered your brother in front of you you'd let me off the hook?

[@vossebende]

it is what kratos said , mourn how you wish.... Grief is one of the most powerfull emotions next to hate and love. Grief means you loved so much more. when you "truely" grief , you can't feel emoitions clearly again. that is what sindri is doing, he is taking the path kratos once did of vengeance.... Spoilers..... i hope a dlc comes where he gets peace... because you can not tell me he got it after he killed odin.

[@Dragon359]

"I know what ya done...and I forgives ya." It's too bad that Sindri couldn't forgive himself though...I shudder to think what he's going to become if there's DLC or another game to come out.

[@aquawater1]

I love this game it has so much story to it

[@GourSmith]

I like food-so much food to it.

[@fourfourfour4.4.47]

@@GourSmith 😂

[@marcelinevampartist2799]

0:54 Look how Sindri demonstrate on how he passed the legion of souls in Alfhiem💪😂

[@Sarcof227]

Kratos' simple statement of 'We were' when Atreus asks if they were his family is as gut-wrenching as Brok's death and Sindri's mourning.

[@gilapo27]

I love how to mesh everything together the developers gave a personality to the blacksmiths, and their story, their motives, and instead of these just being 2 boring "what can i do for ya?" Npcs you feel for them and get involved with them so when something goes array you worry that what happened to brok was coming. The character writing in every single character in this game is so beautifully crafted.

[@therandomnessstrikes1435]

Are we just going to ignore what Sindri starts doing at 0:54? Atreus says “Sindri” and then he just doing some funny crap. Atreus must have cast a spell

[@k.m.k.2976]

Maybe Sindri had a flashback of his previous life and thought Atreus was Lord Bale for a moment, isekai can have that kind of effect on ppl ya know.

[@cheflazy]

I think people are missing the amount of shit Sindri really went through. He's always been patient with people but it was wearing thin up to the point of Broks death. And that event sent him overboard. The culmination of every event added up. And it blew up.

[@raz4371]

Wow i must say the character development behind brok and just how well he was written you could literally feel it without any words being said, after he died its like we was missing something ... :( well done

[@sipherous6362]

The worst thing about all this is poor Sindri has to live the regret and shame of how he lied to his brother and watched him die twice. Sindri was broken and alienated everyone else around him after the event. My theory is after Sindri disappears during the events of the finale he becomes a dragon as the other dwarves from god of war 2018 have. He lost all hope and what kills him the most is he denied Brok a proper afterlife.

[@RAWatson1989]

"I thought we were his family too?" "We were." it's a very powerful realization for Atreus, that no matter how close you get to people, trauma will sever ties. Trauma can ruin nations and break down the toughest of walls, all they can really do is give Sindri time and space. Unfortunately they had to siege Asgard, which didn't help at all.

[@derpderp3383]

I shed a few tears at the funeral scene. The mood of the music is what mostly did me in. Brok is love Brok is life.

[@ZarMationStudios18]

"I, I thought we were his family too." "We were."

[@malgai]

Brok is the best GoW character, without him Odin would've never been found out, more people would've been harmed as a result and their plan might not have worked in the end. Plus I love Brok and Sindri's chemistry, they make for some amazing dialog and moments. Honestly I never thought I'd like someone more than Kratos in this series, kudos to the developers for being able to change that.

[@morganhawkins2250]

I have to say the cinnamontography utilized to show the death of Brok and the utilization of visual storytelling in this game is amazing. Noting how it's done when he does die all of the background is faded out allowing for the primary focus of those two characters reflecting the state of mind and emphasizing the loss. It's also shown later in the game and after his death when you find him his armor has become rusted and worn instead of being kept spotless and clean showing a disregard for his own health and upkeep demonstrating a deep level of depression within the character. And that's this is only a small section of the story done for this game I'm honestly blown away in awestruck to the level of writing that has gone into these modern God of war games. Let's face it 10 or 15 years ago nobody would have ever looked at God of war and went That's a well-written story.

[@hautakleightontam771]

This scene is so excellently written and acted it'd get an Emmy if it was TV.

[@hulahupjingga]

00:54 Sindri trembling remembering that tragedy