God of War Ragnarok The Tragic Story of Brok and Sindri - ALL BROK and SINDRI Scenes and Dialogue

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[@amiefortman7220]

What's really heartbreaking is seeing Sindri starting to become more and more uncomfortable in his own home as the game goes on. He's trying to be as kind and accommodating as possible, but he's surrounded by relative strangers on one side and friends who are constantly arguing on the other side. When he's going down to fetch Draupnir, and he has that tired look on his face and the bandage from where Bear!Atreus clipped him over the head, you can't help but feel bad for the guy. And that's all *before* Brok is killed, and any goodwill he has left dies with him... it hurts to watch. :(

[@bizzaroblake2519]

also you can see fear for chaos beginning to brew. before it was freeing an innocent man. Then more talks of violence enter his doors and he's being polite giving his energy. It's clear parts of it were acts to help others yet it would break at him once the odin disguise was foiled.

[@arringtonhughes4867]

He wasn’t looking at at the drauphnir cuz he was uncomfortable in his own home he was looking at it like that cuz he knew if brok went with Kratos to the forge he would’ve found out that he died before and sindri brought him back but with only 2 pieces of his soul and not all 3

[@pyrflie]

And you can't help but hurt for him because everyone loves Brok, not as much as his brother did but it's hard to figure another character that Odin could have harmed that would have unified everyone against him like Brok. I loved and will miss that blue bastard.

[@JFTSwiertz]

​@@arringtonhughes48673/4ths, not 2/3rds I believe the fourth part brok is missing is his direction or inspiration, which is why he can make weapons but he and sin split when sin wanted to branch from war tools.

[@Nguyen.Tuan...]

Sindri really cared for Atreus. When he heard that Atreus was with Odin, he right away ran to prepare for the gateway. So sad that he was the most suffered character after Ragnarok. It gets bigger the more you take away from. Hope he can make it in the next game.

[@f0rg3rs]

Quwq

[@HandfulofComments]

Side villain?

[@redlady120]

True. He and Atreus were like brothers and besties. Though with the twist he may become an anti-hero

[@theallies2007]

The hole get bigger the more you take away. No amount of Vengeance or Wrath will fill the Void. The attempt to climb out will also be equally suffering and horrendous.

[@mandalor-8315]

Thor was just as broken too let's not forget that

[@flashfan123campbell8]

"I know what ya done... and I forgives ya..." He chose to try and make his brother feel better in his last moment. Edit: Brok knew that Sindri's actions had robbed him of an afterlife. He knew he was going to die and cease to exist. And yet, once he saw how much it hurt Sindri, he decided not to waste his last moments being angry at him. Brok wanted Sindri to be able to move on and live without him. That's true brotherly love.

[@kyomisan1341]

i believe brok soul can still be safe otherwise sindri will really became a villain..cause there no moving on from knowing your brother existence cease to exist...and that would be the rift that contain infinite knowledge that odin seek even if atreus broke the mask...there no way the developer going to introduce the rift to us without showing us what inside of it

[@bizzaroblake2519]

@GrapeSkoda no. At one point atreus asks mimir if there is a way to bring back Brok. Mimir says no explaining without a complete soul that individual no longer exists as they are denied an afterlife. Also Odin once says while disguised as tyr, after a while a soul in the lake of souls becomes one with the light for too long, it becomes one with the light and is at peace. Mimir also said if there was a way to bring back brok they would of done it already or instructed Sindri what to do to retrieve brok and revive him. So for two in game reasons brok cannot be retrieved.

[@bizzaroblake2519]

@GrapeSkoda The game explained it through mimir: Once an incomplete souled individual dies again, they are denied an afterlife so there is nothing to recover. Just stops existing. If there was a way to bring back brok mimir would of told sindri how to do it or be a side quest. Plus even if the soul fragments could be collected and just returned to the light of alfheim, if brok is at peace, then he wouldn't be able to be collected or known. (that's why when we revisit the light of alfheim Atreus mentions he used to hear faye but can't anymore. Odin disguised as tyr explains why saying she's one with the light and at peace.)

[@bizzaroblake2519]

@GrapeSkoda it was for the narrative to stop the realms from being destroyed by garm. also it was to give beautiful visuals to add multiple emotional elements to a scene. Brok was letting go and the moment was forced as odins betrayal and fatally wounding brok. Brok is supposed to stay dead otherwise sacrifices were for nothing. That's the point. That shortcuts abd actions had prices and consequences. Brok was the payment to learn all that information abd vital pieces to war.

[@bizzaroblake2519]

@GrapeSkoda it's not possible

[@789syrus789]

From gag characters to best supporting characters in video game history.

[@philippehenri740]

*Garrus Vakarien enters the chat*

[@789syrus789]

@@philippehenri740 oop! Lagging! *Disconnected*

[@RetroVideoGamer23]

I need closure with Sindri, that was damn good acting…but damn that was brutal to see him descend into madness and depression

[@789syrus789]

We need a DLC ffs Sindri deserves peace!

[@RetroVideoGamer23]

@@789syrus789 like noweth

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

Not madness, rage or anger.

[@mk6315]

Maybe not DLC, But updates that add chapters to the story

[@CamSiv996]

At least he got his payback.

[@antonymilne1346]

"I trust him, he speaks plain" Brok really is one of the few truly honest people Kratos has ever met, brutally so, but you always know where you stand with him and if he likes you there isn't anything he won't do if its in his power to help. His skills have helped Kratos so much, with so few lies or betrayals of trust from him, its no coincidence Brok is one of the only people Kratos genuinely shows actual appreciation for, let alone call him a friend at his funeral.

[@johngeiger3770]

Brok dethroned Kratos as my favorite character in God of War series. He is so wholesome and so good.

[@jotarost662]

That last moment always breaks me when Kratos tries to console Sindri and he looks at him in rage and tries to explode at Kratos but he has nothing to say or express because deep down he knew his anger was misplaced and had nothing more to express but grief and emptiness

[@astrology_2]

Yeah he did look like he was trying to say something but realized something.

[@francissapp6577]

He can't be mad at Kratos because it's Atreus' fault.

[@KenshiImmortalWolf]

@@francissapp6577 But it isn't. It's Odin's fault, and in a way, Sindri's. If he hadn't brought Brok back he wouldn't of been able to die again. He also wouldn't be denied an afterlife. And the way Sindri goes from trying to be angry to just deflating feels like that's what he's thinking. Realizing that everyone here cared about brok just as he did, but none of them are the reason Brok's dead, that bastard is also dead, and none of them are the reason Brok's soul will never find true rest.

[@TheSaxAppeal]

​@@KenshiImmortalWolfthis. Sindri is largely just projecting the rage he has for himself. Just like Freya was until she and Kratos reconciled. But it's easy to point fingers at other people and refuse to accept your own misdeeds.

[@starry402]

Pretty late, but Sindri is in the process of grieving. He tries to project to kratos. But deep down he knows he is wrong and what he's doing isn't what Brok woukd want. You can even see in his face afterwards he looks regretful and somber than angry. It was Odin fault, and his own fault that brok was killed, and denied an afterlife. Kratos, Atreus has always there with sindri. That's why he knows what he will say is wrong so he doesn't say anything to him

[@jak4470]

Brok would be ashamed if he knew Sindri is using his death as an excuse to sever his ties with everyone. Sad thing is, I think Sindri knows, he just doesn't care anymore.

[@JFTSwiertz]

As our favorite head would say, "aye... Brother."

[@t-rexcellentreviews1663]

Give Sindri time, he will come around.

[@emperorconstantine1.361]

You can see the hint of change in Sindri, when he starts to stand like a soldier, and not a truly worried germaphobe.

[@pain17ification_Ray_Smith]

1:29:12 I love how Kratos gave Brok the support he needed after realizing his soul is incomplete

[@KenshiImmortalWolf]

The ending really hits hard but i think an underappreciated part. "A hole." mimir only figured out the riddle, after Brok was gone. It took the Man's death in a way as well, as it's also what's happened to Sindri, a hole has been left, something has been taken away, and something has become bigger for it.

[@pyrflie]

He figured it out cause he felt it.

[@somerandom4861]

2 WHOLE HOURS OF BROK & SINDRI? THANK YOU!!!!!

[@TechNinja.1701]

Never expected Brok & Sindri to swing so hard for "best supporting characters ever" award - even when I saw in the trailer how they'd rendered Sindri with extra close up facial expression & definition. Their stories alone could make for a heck of a spin off novel, or even a spin off game or DLC of Sindri going through Helheim to recover Brok's soul (the 1st time; I don't think there should be a 2nd try). I think Sindri could make for a fearsome Dwarven God of War - making god killing weapons out of bitter rage for gods who treat mortals like him & Brok as mere tools & playthings.

[@idiotwithanopinion8082]

Just slight correction, he went to Alfheim to retrieve his soul.

[@micoandreimanzarate1646]

@@idiotwithanopinion8082 Yep, it was in Alfheim he collected it in the lake of souls but sadly only 3 out of 4 😔

[@idiotwithanopinion8082]

@@micoandreimanzarate1646 Wonder if that means there's still that quarter somewhere. That could be a nice dlc story, a stealth mission with Sindri using sabotage game play, using the bag of tricks to sneak past elves in an attempt to find the last soul part, only for him to discover that even if he could bring back a bit of Brok, it won't change things.

[@micoandreimanzarate1646]

@@idiotwithanopinion8082 Nah man, Brok's already dead he wants Sindri to accept that, Sindri took his afterlife which mean if he's dead it'll look like he didn't even exist, would rather see HOW Sindri collected Brok's souls in the DLC than to continue finding the 4th soul

[@bizzaroblake2519]

@Idiot with an Opinion The soul no longer exists. And, if a soul is in the light of alfheim for too long, and is at peace then it can't be obtained becoming one with the light. The game makes this very clear that brok cannot be obtained and revived. Why are all of you not able to understand that? the game has two in game reasons on why it's impossible and the directors want him to stay dead to change gears to finish the game strong and to make it more personal.

[@keennickolas8575]

46:21 xD "the landlord?" Sindri: "He's NOT the landlord!" why is that scene so funny? xD

[@gilbertotabares8196]

Odin's disguise was perfect. It's not fair for Sindri to put all the blame on Atreus. But feelings run wild when grieving. Sindri loved the boy, and it felt like a supreme betrayal when his plans got Brok killed. But I think deep down he knows it's not Atreus's fault. I doubt in the future he'll be an anti-villain or something like that. It'll take a while but he will make peace with the boy.

[@blazingswordsman5410]

I hope so. I bet Brok would want Sindhi to forgive Atreus and Kratos and move on.

[@bizzaroblake2519]

To be fair a decent amount of blame was on everyone there for not seeing that Tyr was a fake. But also odin for using the knife.

[@elviraweekes3906]

Best side characters in history their story is so interesting, they might as well have their own movie. Two dwarf brothers trying to write the wrongs of their past and, forge back what relationship they have left…

[@john-ec4460]

I see what you did there. "Forge" was the best word to use! 😁

[@elviraweekes3906]

@John-E C Thank you for realizing it and I put it there on purpose.

[@ThatSlowTypingGuy]

Had this dream where I was on a quest to assemble a legendary weapon. Finally all we needed was a rune. "We should do this right and ask a master of the craft. Let's go see Brok! ...why are you all looking at me like that?"

[@Somegoy]

Please Santa Monica, please give sindri the peace he deserves after this. You can't just end his story on this note 😢 it's absolutely beautiful writing, but it hurts too much

[@sypherthe297th2]

Sindri will have to come to terms with what he has done on his own. He SHOULD feel guilty because what he did was horribly selfish and had immense consequences that fell on someone else. He couldn't let go of his brother and, in the end, his actions denied his sibling an afterlife. Brok chose to forgive his brother to ease Sindri's guilt. But it is up to Sindri to decide whether he can accept it and move on after getting his vengeance on Odin. There won't be an easy resolution because he simply can't make up for what he's done. And that is an important lesson because not everything can be made right.

[@arbknight12]

“How’d that get in here?” I love the line. My favorite Brok moment ever.

[@noorlowtun1703]

Really felt sad seeing sindri in this state , rip brok they are both great characters 💯

[@joshualedesmasegovia]

I love Brok and Sindri They are The Best Dwarfs ever

[@henrykberonio9008]

Ang dalawang duwende na mapagkakatiwalaan mo ng totoo

[@ginsale6482]

Ngl, these brother's chemistry is something... They really compliment each other... Just like what Mimir said, their bickering is what made them known for, (aside from their work as blacksmith). Yet, I still prefer Brokk. His enthusiasm, choices of words and laughs, which really make me like him more...

[@jakublizon6375]

I didn't realize it was Brok's idea to take Kratos and Atreus in. He's a good dude. A very good dude.

[@kingartison]

It’s a tad scary sindri has this tucked in him all the time but I was taught be weary of the people who are always smiling they can be beast

[@JeSsE10mCcOy11]

We’ll miss you, Brok. Not as much as Sindri but we’ll miss you

[@789syrus789]

Sin was grieving though.

[@pyrflie]

@@789syrus789 It's why we understand and love.

[@onedolla1862]

Naw I’m miss my dude brok way more

[@Babidi111]

- Damn, Sindri really should of brought up Broks soul thing sooner, probably could have been a big side quest to go and scoop out his last missing piece.

[@Gumbier_Than]

I figure it's a lot like the River Styx, it gets too far away to be retrieved. Similar to how Atreus could hear his mother's voice from the light in the last game and now he can't.

[@jlev1028]

As tragic as Brok's fate is, it makes me worry even more about what will happen to Mimir in any future event. He was resurrected too, which means part of his soul is missing. Imagine if Kratos accidentally dropped him into a lake/river or a pool of lava or some asshole decided to crush his head. The man who's basically been like a brother to Kratos and an uncle to Atreus all these years will cease to exist.

[@player-vo8yb]

I think he's reincarnated, not revived.

[@RJ-rr1zq]

Mimir still has all of his soul pieces, I think

[@Nano-pf4zf]

Mimir had all his soul pieces when Kratos freed him from that indestructible tree. The piece Sindri couldn't get back from the lake of souls was brok's direction piece, which he needed for his soul to reach Alfheim. If something happens to mimir again, he will probably end up in helheim or Fólkvangr since he has all his soul pieces.

[@scribejungal3125]

when kratos and freya made their way to the norms, mimir remarked that he in fact cannot drown

[@bizzaroblake2519]

@player1 he's confirmed this. at one point in god of war 2018, atreus asks why freya wouldn't revive him like she did for mimir. Mimir replied saying he's very much dead and he was revived not ressurected. He also said freya wouldn't want this for her son.

[@joshcook5434]

I hate that sindri's story ends like this. such a tragic way to end his story for this, especially his friendship with everyone else, giving in to anger and resentment. that being said, his anger is understandable, since pretty much everyone took him for granted and it got brok killed.

[@Zamasuke]

Seeing Sindri at the first & in the end makes me shred a tear.

[@Volitive1]

2:06:35 The moment Sindri knows Kratos had a brother.

[@JayAshBranAudioScripts]

This story hurt more than I ever thought it would. Well done writers. Well done

[@whalehands4779]

Sindri & Brok are the glue that sticks the family together

[@wes2262]

I never really appreciated or paid attention to both dwarfs until Broc was killed. Now I’m going back and have a whole new appreciation for both of them

[@redskinsboy09]

Your comment is just sad and desperate

[@wes2262]

@@redskinsboy09 Are you a troll? That statement didn’t make many sense.

[@joewilliams3500]

48:15 Kratos got a reminder about the time he killed all the Gods in the greek pantheon and their deaths destroyed land, killed many people and wildlife but he didn’t give a damn as long as Zeus was dead.

[@billcipher3479]

who would've thought a simple riddle will the catalist for one of the most emorional scenes in gaming history

[@Nothing92849]

It makes me sad seeing how happy Sindri was at first and then seeing him completely broken and filled with grief towards the end

[@lotusjewell9984]

It's such a shame that the bond that formed between Sindri, Kratos and Atreus was practically destroyed by Odin the all f-ker at the end of the game.

[@TheGodOfWarhammer]

My favorite part are the parts leading up to 5:00. Kratos waited until they were behind doors and Atreus says something before he goes in on Sindri, but he’s starting daggers at him 😂

[@johnyen7279]

It looks like The Lady of the Forge did bless it when she put her hands together right after Brok asked for the blessing.

[@crucible2333]

This is my headcanon. Kratos is simply trying to make Brok feel better by asking for HIS blessing, even with an incomplete soul.

[@pyrus0zero]

I hope we get a DLC or something for sindri to get closure. He’s not alone. He still has family to lean on, even if he doesn’t see it right now.

[@irvinmorales1409]

Right now, he's too consumed with self hate much like Kratos was in the very first game. Deep down, he hates and blames himself more for what happened to Brok.

[@t-rexcellentreviews1663]

@@irvinmorales1409Kratos came around, Freya came around, Sindri will come around too, he just needs time like they did.

[@bielito23]

1:10:16 i like how after atreus left for asgard brok is the only one besides the norns to call kratos on his bullsh*t atreus only went to asgard because kratos distrusted him, didn't want to help him find his answers, making atreus go search for them on his own, and accused him of going there had he believed in his son and helped, atreus wouldn't have left kratos to go to odin

[@yrooxrksvi7142]

As much as I have issues with Ragnarok, the way they managed to make two comic relief characters so tragic was beautiful.

[@brimstoneclub]

Wow. I already knew the answer to Brok's riddle but...wow.

[@bigfootadmirer8627]

1:28:52 kratos coming in hot for the legendary lesson also i just realized that kratos really does listen to the advice he gets

[@BlackOctoberFox]

I get that they set up Sindri as being Atreus' best friend before Brok's death. But it's painfully clear there is a relationship imbalance even that early on. Sindri goes above and beyond to help, even when it puts him way out of his comfort zone, and all Atreus seems to do is mock and belittle him and complain he could do more. I get a bit of light hearted ribbing is common amongst friends but it feels really mean spirited.

[@brockdavy1824]

I love these two ❤. PS did I hear Kratos thank brok for the spear? The man thanked someone?

[@Gumbier_Than]

He thanked the squirrel too.

[@truthache8560]

This story shows it shoulda been a trilogy. Save Ragnarock for the third game. Would have made Sindri and his late arrival hit harder. Why did they choose to end this so quickly? 😢

[@BigJubble]

Its possible given the writers clearly cared allot about the story that they didn't want to risk a "Middle child" kind of situation. It could have been one HELL of a gut punch ending if the game ended with Brok's death and Odin's declaration of war, but could easily have left players feeling cheated, given the build up.

[@truthache8560]

@@BigJubble Just seemed like they might’ve been scared. They knew they would sell, why not make Norse a trilogy too? Two Thor fights, and one Odin? 😂🤣 remember how many times Kratos had to fight Zeus? Thrilling!

[@bizzaroblake2519]

they chose to end it so early because they didn't want kratos to spend so much time in the Norse saga like they did in Greece. They felt it was too much time in Greece so they ended things with ragnarok while everything was fresh. After a while, being in a land without much to keep a game interesting makes it fall flat and sometimes stale. To remedy this, sagas are shortened into one big game as the last game in that saga and have many impressed.

[@watcher4587]

Damn. Seeing the intro takes me back Years ago when I watched everything god of war on this channel. Got me in some Vietnam flashbacks

[@DragonoidBerserker1]

16:21 Is that a reference to POTC by any chance? Additionally, its funny how both series have a theme about fate and trying to avoid it. Imagine a POTC game done in this style

[@bizzaroblake2519]

kind of. that's how Jack's compass works

[@mrfalzar9]

Brok is literally Dwarfed version of Kratos.

[@santiagobarratt-boyes5558]

Lol not really he doesn’t have the discipline that kratos had beat into him

[@arash_amd]

I'd like to think Sindri is begining to forgive Kratos and Atreus. It is evident in the funeral where he was not able to bring himself to lash out at Kratos.

[@bizzaroblake2519]

Or perhaps in the sake of them being only in respect of brok he humors it enough until after the ceremony. Then he doesn't want to hear it leaving in self isolation.

[@AmeliaDemorest]

You could tell at 2:06:35 that sindri nearly attacks kratos but realized he stood no chance and could never have revenge against the ones he felt was responsible for brok's death. and with that realization he stumbles off to be alone for what he feels like will be forever...

[@8mil351]

1:32 only time brok got scared 😂

[@danieln1161]

fun fact: Kratos loves saying what people said right back at them

[@user-lh8ku9ro7j]

Atreus hurt sindri 3 times, one with words when he was child, one time physical when he turned to a Bear, and forgive but he didn't forgive Atreus when he brought his family to the danger

[@Tundraviper41]

Its interesting to know that information released by the developers shed some light on how Brok Died, He died after he was bitten by a Spider while trying to Craft the Weapon to counter Mjolnir, its sister weapon Leviathan. Brok needed the Axe to be Perfect in all the ways he could get it to be, But that Came at the Cost of him being bitten by the deadly Spider that crawled up his leg while he was trying to keep the leviathans steel heated properly for the right amount of time. So Brok not even knowing until just before his death in Ragnarok, he ended up Sacrificing his Life to insure that Leviathan when finished, could Match the power of Mjolnir.

[@NarutoOnePiece]

Considering the gods themselves don’t know what happens when they die, (despite Odin clearly having 4 soul pieces that you would think go to the light) there could be more mysteries in death than they know. Yeah it’s understood souls go to Hel, Valhalla or the Light when most die but it’s not like these characters haven’t changed things that were considered common sense. Maybe instead of non-existence they still go elsewhere! Yeah I know it’s grasping at straws and copium, let me have it, Brok was the best and his death was gutting!

[@TheOneUndOnlyNobody]

kratos started his norse story sending off a loved one, and kratos ended his norse story the same way. Despite having happiness in your life, sorrow will always find a way in. Personally, when I go, I wish for my friends and family to be happy on my day rather than sad. To think of the good times, and to look forward on making change in my name, and for their own future. but enough of that, i just want to say WHAT ABOUT FREYR, HE ALSO DIED, WHAT OF HIS FUNERAL!?!?!?

[@bizzaroblake2519]

His body was destroyed in the destruction of asgard. Atreus asked sigrun if she or any of the valkryies grabbed freyr while getting all the survivors out. They said he was lost to them so it means there was no body to salvage. Makes sense as he was at ground zero of an entire realm blowing up

[@elviraweekes3906]

The wounds you have dealt to my spirit God of war Ragnarok will never heal.

[@tfvo86]

Cheers man, i really going to miss brok, f-bomb for Odin

[@sunayocarissime5309]

31:45 I just realized something. Don't you think Kratos would've been like, "Hey where did all this new scrap come from boy?"🤣🤣🤣

[@nasigorengg109]

1:18 the funny thing about his saying is this actually happened at his house

[@mandalor-8315]

Even threw that quick standoff BRUHH wasn't gone stop the music 🎼🎼🎼

[@holierthanu1]

1:16 The fact this name calling comes back from Mimir in the final battle with Odin just makes the loss of Brok hurt that much more

[@seanboyize]

If Brok is not brought back to life I’m going to lose it

[@omegalol327]

you are going to lose it

[@elianrodriguez7318]

Hopefully he doesn’t come back, not saying I don’t love the blue guy but it would take away from the impact of his fate if he were to suddenly “come back”. Plus it would go against some of the themes that the game is trying to display and explore, like learning to “let go”

[@TechNinja.1701]

1:46:06 No. Brok has explicitly stated he doesn't want that; telling Sindri that he's "gotta stop. [He's] gotta let go."

[@truthache8560]

Sadly I don’t think he can, Mimir told him that since he didn’t claim all 4 parts (direction) his soul will never find the light… would be cool if Sindri tried to play with Jotun soul magic, with Frankenstein consequences.

[@ibramblebush]

I'm thinking they will Sindri and Atreus will go find the missing soul piece and find Brok in Helhiem to get it to him to get to Alfhiem.

[@bizzaroblake2519]

1:43:15 Moments before disaster

[@BeastFanatic101]

Darn he Odin killed brok . My favorite out of the two dwarfs

[@NusradMucahid11]

57:40 kills me everytime xD

[@Vayne_Solidor]

2:04:24 This theme is so good...

[@khaiphan9636]

this broke my heart

[@gaminglab6971]

Let’s gear you fu**ers up gets me every time 😂😂😂

[@thekiller989]

Atreus really out here during Fimbulwinter performing spinning roundhouse kicks.

[@keennickolas8575]

1:10:07 ... damn, Brok passing SICK BURNS!

[@Mikeh2077]

“Well, Happy Ragnarok, everybody! Let’s drink.”

[@tonyleidyiii1652]

I hope Brok found his peace and I hope sindri will find his peace

[@FluttersShy-ln2ln]

15:58 - Tavern's closed, social distancing lol 😋

[@dinkules]

when brok said crank that soulja boy i cried

[@raakeshganesan7421]

2:04:52 really heart hitting 😢 😢😢

[@HahaNoMoreBreadForYou]

1:33:34 KRATOS CALLED BROK "BROTHER"

[@BigDJC-pd2wm]

We need a pre god of war 4 game about brok and sindri working for Odin and making Mjolnir.

[@cb-9938]

What hurts so much at 2:06:34 is that Sindri is full of anger. The way he looks at Kratos, Clearly he wants to blame someone. But the real blame lies at Sindris feet. Yeah Odin killed Brok, but Brok was robbed of an afterlife because of Sindri. I once heard that people often become angry as a way to deal with sadness. Thats what Kratos did in greece when he attempted suicide after killing Olympus. Freya did that after losing baldur and now Sindri will do it. Watching a happy go lucky person become bitter and resentful is painful 😢

[@MrRonald327]

Best brothers ever!

[@whalehands4779]

Gid this game is so fu🤴 beautiful

[@kasaibouF29]

3:55 Is that mushroom voiced by Grey DeLisle?

[@blodia-]

"The All-Fucker" gotta love Brok

[@brianbumstead2682]

The way Sindhi walks is kinda trippy

[@jakublizon6375]

"That's it precisely." lmao

[@joshuaromerogonzalez945]

I mean, there were LOTS of redflags as to where the story would end up in: 1) Sindri confessing Atreus the accident that got Brok killed (lorewise, its the venemous spider). We pretty much knew this would come back to bite him in the ass. 2) Brok starting to distrust "Tyr" during the dinner scene. 3) The introduction of a third dwarven blacksmith. Why would we need Lunda if we already have Brok and Sindri? Unless, of course: something would happen to them down the story. 4) Sindri starting to be annoyed by Atreus. 5) Sindri being reluctant to give Draupnir away. 6) Brok finally learning his soul was incomplete was a clear giveaway.

[@ajizel13]

44:50 guys.. . THATS FUCKIN ODIN!!!!!! EATING AT THE TABLE WITH THEM!!!!!

[@miguelle9724]

1:42:57 I couldn’t find it any else but here. Brok’s the best.

[@Michael-rv5ib]

I know fans love Brok and Sindri, but they’re still underrated.

[@hezar5166]

I think the game needed atleast 1 more extended Brok section. I swear it feels like sindri pops up everywhere XD

[@derpythespy]

49:42 "Uh.. what is a 'juicy'-" "*No*" Lmaoo

[@bizzaroblake2519]

If anyone is curious of what that is, nokens are creatures that hang near swamps and pretend to be naked people to lure out it'd prey with disguised beauty. So to be considered juicy, someone would have to look vibrant and shiny with oil or water so he went naked in front enough elves all shiny calling it a juicy nokken.

[@leemorris434]

Kratos interrupted because he knows what it means 😂😂😂 (A juicy nokken means he was skinny dipping or a nickname for his inappropriate organ)

[@Arno9295]

1:10:15 Brok is a savage 😂😂😂 New customer loyality program

[@541beausham]

Fuckin tyer (Odin!) at least when sindri says I'll put together a bed for someone of your size..and "tyer" responds by saying, no, no need do you have a broom closet!?🤷‍♂️🤔..like he drops pretty big telling clues the whole time giving it away and making it almost obvious that it's Odin in Tyler's body! 🤔🤷‍♂️

[@TheAleclopez]

Týr you mean?

[@bizzaroblake2519]

plus at times there was thoughts of a bird cawing near the house giving another hint if one of his ravens staying nearby.

[@eraser2592]

I like that Tyra’s name turns to Odin when he stabs brok

[@bizzaroblake2519]

And the fake Tyr doesn't have the symbol above the y. But when we find the real one: it's there.

[@blueberryskyline]

I just realized the hole was the answer to Brok's riddle. 😢

[@goathero24]

3:55 huge moment

[@lucyfer2706]

58:30 cuts really deep.....

[@stingmon93]

I just had a thought. Was there a way to put the 3 pieces of Brok’s soul in one of those giant marbles, like Atreus did Odin??