God of War: Ragnarok | Find Sindri at Tyr Temple After Brok's Death - Sindri Complete Broken

[@roboakes1916]

This just breaks me. Seeing Sindri transform from a kind, loving, compassionate dwarf into this hateful, grieving, lost person just shows you the real effect of loss. It’s reach is far greater than what we know. It can turn you into something else entirely, whether you let it or not.

[@Spiderwayne1945]

I hear ya. This is what Odin is a god that breaks people mentally and physically. He’s the kind of Norse god that makes people like us sick, and nothing but a tyrant that needs to be put down. Sindri has been from sweet to bitter, and I felt really bad for him. Brok was a best friend to Sindri, and this was sad as hell.

[@renansantos6533]

That last part hurted me a lot 😭

[@rizaalfarisi4349]

"Loss can do things to a man" - Durlin

[@xXSilentAgent47Xx]

Honestly it's very realistic. Max Payne was like that and took him years to recover from grieving and doing something good to realize with letting go the past and turn the page for better future. Broken heart cannot be healed. This scene serves as the message to every person not turn into. Thor's wife kept it balanced for losing 2 sons and her husband. I'm sure inside she is grieving and depressed without showing it outside like Sindri, but she keeps it balanced.

[@Blahblahblaafmn]

@@xXSilentAgent47Xx Everyone breaks at some point, and I think that's both the beauty and tragedy of this scene. We are defined by the mistakes we make but also how we confront our pasts, and as Kratos implies when lamenting how his path always leads back to vengeance, being better than our past selves is a constant struggle.

[@Embermoon91]

I think the main reason Sindri is so crushed by Brok's second death, is because he knows all too well the price of the dark magic he used in resurrecting his brother- Brok's soul is now forever wandering and never able to reach an afterlife. He condemned Brok to eternal torment and I believe Sindri is truly only angry at himself the most😞😭

[@TheRealRightPrice]

Isn't it the job of the Valkyries to take the souls of those killed in battle to the afterlife? Why should his soul not being able to find it's own way there matter when there are gods around specifically to do that for him?

[@Embermoon91]

But his soul is incomplete due to the magic Sindri used. Since it's incomplete- lost its direction as Mimir stated- it can't pass on.

[@uchophamxuan6515]

@@TheRealRightPrice unfortunately, Brok is assasinated not dying in battle like a warrior so the Valkyries can't bring him to Valhalla as the place is Warriors that die in battle-only place

[@That_One_Guy...]

@@uchophamxuan6515 and that's why we should be thankful Norse mythology doesn't exist, their way of judging souls in afterlife are honestly ... stupid.

[@xinemac1886]

That explains why brok’s skin is blue, not because of brok touching metals but because sindri used dark magic to revive him.

[@HumourusLAV]

"I gave you everything, my skills, my friendship, my home, my secrets, my treasures and you just kept taking and now what have I got? Not even my family" That hurt on another level... I legit teared up

[@maniacalmurderer4123]

Me too, never have I heard such emotion behind sindri

[@KosmataBradva]

It is quite the important line, actually. The writer was making a point that Kratos and Atreus screwed over Sindri the same way gods screw over their most trusted pawns. The same thing both the Pantheon and Odin've been doing. The same thing Kratos has experienced first hand. Is is the culmination of Atreus' "i'm a god now" arc, from GoW4. Now he understands what is like to be viewed like one of the gods he tries to defy. Just like an undertone of the story being how Kratos does not wish to become Greek Kratos again, Atreus doesn't wish to be become Odin. And Sindri just accused him of being just that. Who knows? If it wasn't this exact line from Sindri, perhaps Atreus would have claimed the green asscrack for himself. Blasting Odin, but being no different than him. I don't like GoW4's story, but Ragnarok is incredibly well written.

[@raulrojas9253]

So basically Atreus did what Kratos did in GOW 1, 2 and 3.

[@dredollaz1585]

@@raulrojas9253 technically its not even their fault tho so you can’t compare that they were all fooled by odin

[@dogsfromthecity]

Of course it is also their fault. Even When Doing was fooling everyone, Atreus and Kratos made their choices. And this is collateral damage that they had to take responsibility for...

[@eduardor-o4884]

It hurts to see sindri like this, he looks paler then usual and he looks dirtier and he dont give a damn. When he told them to get the fuck out of his sight then that's when I realized he's been pushed over the edge. He's always been so kind and patient with everyone and always did everything he could to help.

[@Bottlecapppp]

Not even when atreus was a prick to him he got angry, i really hope that SMS gives him some peace atleast in a comic book or something

[@eduardor-o4884]

@@Bottlecapppp yes, when atreus insulted him he didn't hold a grudge. But here.... damn this hurt to see him like this.

[@renansantos6533]

@@Bottlecapppp Man I really hope they do something to make Sindri at peace again, I don't want to see him this way. That last part hurted me a lot 😔

[@tiagoalves2056]

@@renansantos6533 he his grieving but against all odds he did kiil Odin....he do not hates Atreus or Kratos but he lost his brother....and he blame himself also because he also helps to find Tyr(Odin)who deceived all of then....just give him time...look at freya she forgives kratos and in the end they stick togueter

[@jackh321]

He used to be such a clean freak and wore gloves for everything. Now he hasn't even washed the blood off his clothes and works bare handed.

[@randomcenturion7264]

Brokk was right. He has to let go. Kratos and Atreus are not the reason his brother died, Odin was.

[@TV-sq1sg]

Ok yoda

[@diegoblacutt8994]

I mean, even if sindri help atreus find odin. It was the boy who asked for his help to end up shearing the whole plan to odin himself. Sindri probably feels a lot of guilt since he was a big part on "tyr's rescue" .

[@diegoblacutt8994]

@Mr xaneffex exactly, that's the word i wanted to use, por guy lose his brother out of nowhere.

[@Urd-Vidan]

Hell, iirc, Brok died once(the reason for his blue skin). Sindri is experiencing his death all over again.

[@BlueVenom9]

actually they absolutely are, loki most of all with all his idiotic choices

[@sightaitor6430]

I love that Kratos says "WE" are wounded not you. Brokk was important to him too

[@pugtie4695]

KRATOS god of war og franchise: I will have my revenge. God of war 4: this path you walk vengeance you will find no peace I know. God of war Ragnarok: Justice? Justice is not what we seek it is vengeance. Every path I walk leads back to vengeance. Atreus: maybe that's all we have left.

[@aerosdacillo1227]

man kratos really cared about his new friends in the GOW2018 he saw them as annoying but as years go by he literally accept them as friends especially Mimir he called him his named even kratos said Brother to him

[@thomasthetanderloin]

the forging of draupnir probably had a major impact on him as well.

[@throwaway1270]

@@pugtie4695 he said "vengeance is not what we seek, we seek justice"

[@EiGuardianOfEternity]

@@throwaway1270 He literally says "Justice? Justice is not what we seek, it is vengeance. Every path I walk leads back to vengeance." in the video my guy

[@_dillion_]

The fact that Brok was the first character you meet and befriend in the last game makes his death even more devastating.

[@leolusanez5378]

Honestly, I couldn’t understand exactly why Sindri became so enraged with Atreus from watching just the spoilers. They seemed almost like brothers, and I was sure he would know that Odin is responsible for his pain, but after seeing all the gameplay and cutscenes, I finally understand. Atreus always dragged him along, and never exactly considered his misgivings just because he felt that they were partners. He kept stretching Sindri’s patience and took him so much for granted that you can actually see him slowly being resentful towards him. Brok’s death was the last straw. From Sindri’s perspective, it’s the culmination of every stupid choice Atreus has made in the game. His association with him actually cost him everything. And while Atreus has developed and grown after such an ordeal, it’s hard to blame Sindri for choosing to hate him regardless. As Kratos said at some point in the game, intent doesn’t matter- only the consequences.

[@luanphan2706]

Brok has already died once. It is revealed during the trip to forge Kratos's spear, that the forge Mermaid only communicates with other living beings via their souls. The mermaid did not acknowledge Brok's presence, and Brok figured out he no longer had his soul. His body lives, but it is like an empty vessel. Later we learned Brok has already died after forging the Leviathan Axe, to a spider bite. At the time, Sindri used dark magic to revived him, and a part of Brok was brought back. That is why Brok's skin is blue. He is an undead dwarf. Back to the present, Brok died again. But this time, Brok told Sindri to let go, that he knew what SIndri has done. He does not want his brother to cling onto the hope of keep bringing him back to live like that. He forgave Sindri for using dark magic for that, and died, not allowing Sindri to revive him again. Sindri lost Brok twice. But this time, it is permanent.

[@neusxon9398]

Man literally said it to us though?.... He went out of his way, every step of the way "being the better person" to help his 2 friends but that lead to this. Every step of the way, the brothers give what little they have to support the Father and Son duo. This time, pretty much EVERYONE have reminded Atreus that his obsession with him finding "a reason/ purpose for Loki" is mirroring Odin's obsession in wanting to be "all knowing". But the lad insisted, without really looking back/ at the present on the "little guys" who kept giving him the means to go on his pilgrimage, at least not until it's too late. Granted, it's not a constant spiral of loss, the lad clearly learned and grew from it. But again, at what cost and to who?

[@throwaway1270]

@@luanphan2706 Sindri didn't use black magic, he rescued 3/4 of Brokk soul from Lake of souls.

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

You’re right. But at same time, we can’t predict the outcome. And more importantly, what is done is done.

[@Madheim777]

It's even worse: since Brok doesn't have a soul anymore, not only he has a permanent death, he is denied of an afterlife cause his soul "direction" was changed.

[@saddog8887]

11:46 that "We were" from Kratos is really heartbreaking.

[@randomcenturion7264]

He knows that feeling better than most.

[@mateoalmandos2131]

@@randomcenturion7264 You´re right. Also at the end both Kratos and Sindri kill the one responsible for the death of their brothers

[@neo-warkid4edwards222]

yeah, and if you listen closely, you can hear Sindri sobbing in the background when Kratos said that, Sindri thought Kratos and Atreus were his family as well.

[@maniacalmurderer4123]

It’s so sad how in the end Sindri was the only one left broken. Freya overcame her grief, Kratos finally changed, Atreus learned the lesson that the future doesn’t matter, Mimir finally let go of the past, the other characters are happy, content. … But not Sindri… God bless this game

[@AbyssScythe]

YOU FORGOT THOR, in the end Thor Did Change Kratos helped him change until Odin fucking Killed him

[@DLxxx]

@@AbyssScythe Yeah. Thor never got a chance at redemption because Odin stole it from him. I was genuinely PISSED when that happened. Despite how horrible he was, I was still rooting for Thor to become the man his family needed.

[@AbyssScythe]

@@DLxxx me 2 damn you Odin he really took them all out before he was disposed of himself by Sindri I feel so bad for him and Thor cause their both never gonna see their family again Sindri being he’s never seeing Brok again cause Brok is dead because of Odin and Thor isn’t gonna see his family either because he himself was killed by Odin what a turn of events

[@timesthree5757]

Sindri became Kratos. A god killer. If sindri does not find peace he will become The Ghost Nidavellir. I would play that game

[@AbyssScythe]

@@timesthree5757 Sindri could be the new ghost of Helheim to take Hræsvelgr’s place because they want to retire (The Corpse Swallower) Sindri could take her place maybe as he turns into the giant bird of Helheim and is it’s new guardian filled with rage over Kratos and Atreus what do y’all think

[@arcfurrie4856]

Brok’s death has transformed Sindri from a loving and compassionate dwarf into a mean, grieving, and depressed person. Just to show that the loss of a loved one can transform the personalities of their surviving relatives until the grief goes away

[@Ozzie_Mandias]

Realistically the grief mutates you into a demon... metaphorically speaking. Because you hope being hateful will make the grief stop... but instead the two merge together and mutate your psychology.

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

@@Ozzie_Mandias It will kill the person soul slowly.

[@aerosdacillo1227]

At Brok's request, his last words to Sindri was basically I love you but dont revive me again. if only he had more time left he could say that word maybe theres a chance that might come to his senses

[@smol1211]

Exactly! I hate the title of this video "sindri corrupted" Ugh he's not corrupted, he's just depressed, angry, sad, and grieving.

[@davidpagan8559]

*until the grief becomes manageable. It never goes away. You just learn to negotiate with it better.

[@sinjinreed2091]

Sindri isn't just grieving; he's having a complete and utter breakdown. OCD is really the brain trying to trick itself into believing that it has control, and judging by how dirty he's become, losing Brok has convinced Sindri he doesn't have control over anything. No amount of germaphobia protected Brok, so now Sindri has nothing inside of him to grasp onto except his rage. He's just going through the motions with only vengeance nudging him along.

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

That will kill him slowly. Jesus Christ !

[@Madheim777]

As a guy with treated OCD, i can agree.

[@DarkNavareWise]

Ocd?

[@balvarine8709]

@@DarkNavareWise Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. In Sindri's case, it's his germaphobia that was developed in the aftermath of Brok's first death and the lengths Sindri went through to save him.

[@DarkNavareWise]

@@balvarine8709 oh thanks

[@KingoftheOutback]

You know you effed up in a game when even the upgrade NPCs comment on how much you just take from them.

[@Pain.1.]

huh

[@pugtie4695]

Epic npc man did skits similar to this where there it was played for laughs, here it's just depression all around.

[@gururu1286]

We take what ? Isn’t it’s the script force us ? We cannot choose to bring or not fake tyr into our stronghold duh. This is why i like game that you can make important decision.

[@vincentsimbol7251]

@@gururu1286 the comment is a satire, relax

[@KingoftheOutback]

@Pug Tie isn't there a internet skit somewhere where a guy in a game buys all the upgrades in the game and the shopkeepers like "You've taken everything i own" ? 😂

[@leolusanez5378]

12:27 Christopher Judge’s delivery of this line is so raw and visceral that you can almost picture him clenching his chest while thinking about Brok in the process. So much pain, so much weariness. He captures the essence of Kratos and how tired he is from walking down the same path of tragedy.

[@RTHMPNTDO]

Everywhere he goes, his mistakes, souls of the Gods he killed and the path of vengeance will always be with him.

[@sergeantglutton4608]

I love how more gentle and consoling Kratos has become. Trying to be the best father for Atreus absolutely amazing character development

[@cptteacosy6158]

Kratos character development is done so fucking well it brings a tear to the eye 😭

[@samwilsoncaptainamerica233]

No one knows the pain of losing loved one better than Kratos, he's basically been through a lifetime of suffering and losing loved ones.

[@adamjebreel1931]

Love how Atreus said “in the direction of deer” 0:37 referencing what kratos said in the beginning of GOW 4

[@supersai-raptor5167]

Not gonna lie, I actually cried and died a little inside seeing poor Sindri like this…I could only imagine what all this building guilt was doing to Atreus and the fact that it seemed that Kratos was taking a more gentle approach to comfort his son knowing what an accumulation of guilt could turn him into what sindri had become. That you can’t run from mistakes, you can only face them head on, that’s how you grow and rid yourself of guilt.

[@محمدمجيد-ن7و]

Its really cruel to cry over a video game character while real life peopel are dying in yemen and u got no feelings about that

[@yourfathersfather8751]

@@محمدمجيد-ن7و kids are starving in africa

[@Lord-Krotch]

@@محمدمجيد-ن7و and this isn’t the place to complain about that. Let people feel what they want to feel when they want to feel it. What, are you some kind of feelings police or smth?

[@babakshahin6946]

@@محمدمجيد-ن7و kids are dying in Iran as well but what the fck does it have to do with a fcking video game

[@SithShadow_7567]

I agree with you but sadly the guilt will never go away. No matter what you do or say your mistakes will forever remain with you even beyond your death. Love is merely a curse of the Mind, Heart and Soul. There are things that I have said and done that will stay with me forever. Memories of those mistakes are merely the knife that continues to hurt you. Guilt, Sadness, Hate whether it's towards others or yourself is Eternal. No matter how much one claims it gets better over time are lying to themselves and the ones they try to comfort. The pain never goes away nor does the Love or Hate.

[@0INFERNO1]

Pain and loss can turn one into a monster. When my mother died, I lost the person who cared about me more than she cared about herself. It took years to come to terms with the anger and hatred I felt. I would have happily burned the world to get her back. I can't say I blame Cindri for what he does later in the story, I might have done the same.

[@leon4000]

The cons of those feelings is that you end up possibly hurting those who aren't even responsible for the loss you suffered. Directly and indirectly. You can't expect to solve the problem with violence and not expect consequences of your own.

[@0INFERNO1]

@@leon4000 True, but pain does things to a person and you can only hope that others understand you are not being malicious and it's the pain talking.

[@alberisdantas4956]

We all have brother.

[@tkraid2575]

@@0INFERNO1 But sometimes, one needs to take responsibility for the pain they've caused. Personal grief doesn't excuse causing damage or pain to people unrelated to your tragedy.

[@0INFERNO1]

@@tkraid2575 I don't disagree, but when I'm grieving I wanted to be left alone. When people wouldn't let me be, I made them leave.

[@chillhomer8883]

10:36 that emotion felt so real and that line he really seems like someone that’s lost everything when you lose a family member or someone close to you it’s like a deep cut across your chest and no matter how many times you bandage the cut it won’t heal all you can do is to get used to the pain it causes or surrender to it and bleed out

[@danielvictor3262]

It's so heartbreaking to think it like that. Losing someone you love feels like you've never ever be whole again. There's no forgetting, only getting used to the pain.

[@banishedpotato2268]

Sindri's actor absolutely killed it with his performance throughout this whole sequence. The delivery of his lines very nearly brought me to tears It was excellent

[@HirokDaralki]

I'm surprised that no one's talking about Kratos' subtle talk of his past there "Every path I walk leads to vengeance"

[@andrewlaughbon9468]

I'm surprised he doesn't give atreus a stern talking to when the boy says "maybe that's all we have left. " But hey great writing all around.

[@dragenfire68]

@@andrewlaughbon9468 that's because atreus is right, whether you call it "justice" or "vengeance", it's all they have left, because brok's dead and sindri hates them, they have less then nothing.

[@jacobfreeman5444]

Justice is an ideal. A thing of the realm of ideas. As such it looks different to all but is ultimately unreachable. Vengeance is an action. It is a concrete thing you can do. But has its roots in anger. So the two are quite different. But many confuse the two because many do not realize you cannot truly obtain the first, only strive for it.

[@josh-qj2zu]

I feel like people who are like “I don’t understand why sindri’s like this” kind of miss the point. It’s grief, he lost his brother because he got involved. He hates Atreus and kratos for getting them into this mess, he hates Odin for killing him, but mostly he hates himself. This is normal grief things

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

True but being grieving like that won’t bring him peace. We can’t predict the outcome.

[@josh-qj2zu]

@@tranvinhnhat1289 yeah but the way people speak of it it feels like people are saying he’s not allowed to feel grief over his brothers death because it’s not going to change anything

[@Groundrunner100]

I honestly think Kratos is free of any wrong-doing here. At Brok’s funeral, he tries to console Sindri.

[@leon4000]

@@Groundrunner100 Kratos was trying his best to support Atreus, only stepping up when his son oversteps his bounds. The fact that Tyr was Odin disguised, wasn't a factor to him since he has his own struggles of making sure his son grows up to be a better man than himself.

[@dragb9284]

I mean to be fair this was more on the kid than anything else. He kept pushing and pushing the brothers, all in his obsession with Loki.

[@Embermoon91]

Have you ever tried to see your reflection in boiling water? You can't. Similarly, you can't see the pain and hurt you cause when your mind is clouded by anger. Sindri's anger blinds him to the fact that Brok's death hurt not only him but his friends as well.

[@fufufuaru]

I really hope Sindri will be able to recover from his grief. I feel like Freya would be able to help him, since they experienced sort of the same thing-- trying to keep their loved one alive, only to lose them [due to Kratos/Atreus/Odin]. I feel so bad for Sindri..

[@DBUification]

Freya, Kratos, and Faye have all went through drastically worse than what Sindri is going through. I think he is just in grief and will eventually recover, either that or he’s become self centered not realizing that almost everyone around him has suffered worse. I genuinely believe he just needs to take time to Grieve and be angry with Atreus, just like Freya needed for Kratos.

[@samwilsoncaptainamerica233]

Well he's gonna learn eventually, that he responsible for Broks death as well (just like Baldur's death was particularly Freya's fault) because when resurrected Brok like he did he knew the risk. Plus Brok knew how his brother would react, so he told him to "let it go" and "I forgive you" because he didn't want this for his brother.

[@poleybear914]

You also have to consider that most of his anger is at himself. Because he brought back brok without all of his soul the second time he died his soul cant go to the afterlife sindri will never see his brother again even when sindri himself dies and its all his fault. I dont know if you can get over something like that.

[@VioletMilks]

He needs to spend a few weeks with tyr to do some meditation and tai chi

[@ArachnidSyther]

@@DBUification its the fact that he put his absolute trust in them and he ended up in the worst position possible by the end of the story. That sort of thing - justified or not - is hard to overcome. I wouldn't be surprised if sindri never forgave atreus

[@justanotheryoutuber1997]

It’s heartbreaking to see Sindri fall apart like that. But Brok’s already died once. He was right. Sindri has to let go

[@jadenepia5960]

thats part of the reason hes so hurt, he blames himself for bringing him back before because now theres no afterlife for Brok

[@samwilsoncaptainamerica233]

@@jadenepia5960 Just like Freya with Baldur, in the end the hatred is still there, but she learned from Kratos that there's no peace or satisfaction in vengeance or holding on to that hatred. Hopefully he'll learn to accept that Brok's death was his fault and he'll have to find some way to make peace with it.

[@sirkit2105]

Take and take and take, idk man. They reunited because of Kratos and Atreus. They became brothers again. Odin is the one responsible, not them.

[@americancaesar6065]

Grief is not reasonable, it’s simply pure emotion. Sindri is blinded by pain, and until he comes to term with that pain reason means very little to him

[@unclebobboomergames]

Its a rough experience. Grief and loss will do that. Kratos very clearly knows and gives him the space he needs

[@marsnagi5734]

Yeah but atreus need to understand the weight of consequence he did. Kratos know that best hence why he keep pushing his son to understand reasoning and control

[@AnthonyRodriguez-gy8ey]

There’s no right or wrong answer here. While it was Odin who committed the atrocity, everyone else let their guards down in the hopes of stopping him. Sadly, not everyone can handle loss in a calm and reasonable manner. Take it from me, even with experience, the quantity of pain does not lessen from the loss of a loved one. It’s just so jarring and heartbreaking to see Sindri so broken.😔

[@pugtie4695]

It's like Kenny from the walking dead when he yelled at Clementine he was grieving and just like Sindri no reason just pain.

[@JH24821]

The voice acting is amazing here. Both Atreus and Sindri's voice actors had some of their best performances here in this part. You can really hear the emotions in their voice: Atreus is broken and wrecked with guilt; Sindri is full of grief and overtaken by resentment.

[@No1ANTAGON1ST]

He's not corrupted. He's mourning. He feels he's been walked all over and taken everything from

[@tallstar513]

In a way, he is correct. Everyone did kinda just show up at his house.

[@andrei283]

He's right i meet these people 3 years ago i help then get to the highest peak in all the realms by building them a thing to travel to jotunheim i help them by upgrading their shit then they ask me to find a m.i.a god of war and when they do find said god of war it was odin who then kills my brother i can't imagine how sindri felt watching brok die in his hands again

[@THEEquilibria]

Atreus : "In the Direction of Deer.." Kratos : "Good Job, Boi"

[@HeluvaWeirdo]

To believe sindri could be this mean. He was such a kind hearted dwarf. But Broks death changed him, it changed all of us

[@AaronBiswas]

Now you understand why kratos was hell bent on revenge after ghost of sparta and GOW 2

[@MarkAHouston]

It was his lover

[@lucasbroome1048]

@@MarkAHouston Are you on drugs?

[@MarkAHouston]

@@lucasbroome1048 I only drink mead. But yeah those guys were lovers and pretending to be brothers at the same time.

[@dragb9284]

I mean it is kinda the kids fault it was his obsession that ultimately lead to broks death

[@xSHIELDBREAKERx82]

Sindri is mad at Atreus, this is true. But just like Freya, he is angrier with himself and Odin. Grief is a very complex emotion to deal with. You blame others at times but yourself, especially yourself, the more. This is all the more true when it concerns family. You direct your wrath towards yourself for things left unsaid and undone. And as games go this is a perfect example of that. My mother died in my arms and I hate myself to this day for being unable to save her to this day. Sindri is more upset that he did not see through Odin and therefore was unable to save his brother. He outwardly blames Atreus because he doesn't know how to deal with a situation that no one foresaw.

[@joshuaromerogonzalez945]

Sindri was in every right to be mad at Atreus: it was Atreus' idea and insistance to search for Tyr in the first place, and he followed him in his quest, believing nothing wrong could've come out of that; and when Sindri offering his home to Kratos and Atreus, they also left Brok within the killer's reach. Even if they weren't aware of Odin's deception, him aiding Atreus is what ultimately got Brok killed

[@Tony-3101]

7:20 kratos missed The oportunity to say "hope i what makes us strong" like pandora taught him in GOW3

[@Dave-ko8gp]

Would've been a great callback too.

[@sarahgilliss3503]

"Hope is what makes us strong. It is what we have when all else is lost."

[@LeonColvet]

Kratos being outraged when Mimir said it was justice, was absolutely fitting, Kratos knows it is not justice, they are just covering up the truth

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

Kratos was right and he’s sick of it. It’s become tiresome for him

[@davidpagan8559]

Sometimes vengeance is the best you can do.

[@Kratos_Messi7050]

@@davidpagan8559 Sometimes it destroys a whole pantheon...

[@Broomer52]

@@davidpagan8559 sometimes Vengeance destroys everything you ever knew, ruins innocent lives, and at the end of it all you have nothing left.

[@dragenfire68]

@D DOG well, what happened in Greece wasn't really his fault, the gods helped him get pandora's box the first time and therefore it's thier fault they got corrupted, also if the gods had kept thier part of the bargain, he'd not have to kill them.

[@eugeo5391]

Imagine after Atreus said "I thought we were his family too". Sindri breaks down and cry after Kratos and Atreus walks out of the room

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

I think he did. Just don’t want to show it. It’s just Sindri will have hard time to move on.

[@davesartdesk1778]

🥺😭😭😭😭😭 why ? Brok and sindri didn’t deserve this

[@neo-warkid4edwards222]

if you listen closely with loud volume, you can hear sindri sobbing when Kratos said "we were"

[@sergentpugsley5137]

Honestly, it sucks seeing the huldra brothers have such a devastating ending to their story. They were such a lovable duo in this game and in the last, and seeing them broken is heart shattering. They deserved better, at least sindri got some closure by shattering his brother’s killer

[@francisharkins]

The question is will Sindri be content with his vengeance or will it end as it always does. Spiraling down to the next scapegoat to get revenge against.

[@neo-warkid4edwards222]

if there wasn't tragedy in it, it wouldn't be God of War

[@Randomson91]

This in addition to the post game funeral for Brok gives better clarity on Sindri's overall state. Where it's clear he holds them both responsible to a degree but more than anything he holds Atreus as the primary fault. He suffers a lot from this point, but you see him begrudgingly accept Kratos's help in the Viking funeral and he tolerates him at least up to the point when Kratos tries to reach out to him. Mimir comments afterwards about taking from a hole makes it deeper and only after seeing all these things together that it fully makes sense. I really feel bad for him, and he really did Lose something significant here and it contrasts with Freya's forgiveness, Sindri had already defied death for his brother once. and the most concerning thing about this is.... it's not exactly clear what Sindri is doing after and during, just that each time you see him afterwards he looks more and more ragged.

[@goldietheswagbear8288]

kratos clearly thought mimir was calling sindri an asshole at first and you can clearly see kratos not being very happy about that, until mimir made himself more clear that he was answering brok's riddle

[@aerdn6789]

@@goldietheswagbear8288 he said "a hole" bruh, not "a-hole"

[@childofthecity6181]

That "There's no 'we', there's only 'you'" was totally adressed for the players as players as well. You can't prove me wrong.

[@Jeezes718]

Hearing sindri drop the f bomb hurt more than I thought it would.

[@Iggy58444]

Tbh gow ragnarok has alot more swearing comparing to gow 4

[@Jeezes718]

@@Iggy58444 yeah but it hits different when it's sondri.

[@Iggy58444]

@@Jeezes718 i agree never had i though my favorite character die too i wish i can experience the game and scenes on my own but i dont have a ps so it left me no choice 🥲

[@fbistatmajor5918]

Yeah it's like your favorite teacher in school cursing at the class

[@shahinsarhangy1958]

Honestly I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone in the game who doesn’t swear other than Kratos lol

[@KrimzonFlygon1]

Wow…no ‘be better’, or “You are naïve foolish boi”from Kratos. He’s like: “At a certain point there is no ‘be better’: Odin completely outmaneuvered us.”

[@davidpagan8559]

Odin, who was disguised as his dead son (Which is fucked up in more ways than I want to consider right now), would get so mad at Brok questioning him (somehow Odin has the patience for playing with prophecies regarding Ragnarok but not for Brok questioning him) that he would conjure up a knife in a moment's notice and stab Brok with it. The entire scenario would be impossible to try and convince anybody of in the moments leading up to it. Kratos's experience with war shows up: The other guy was better. We prepared in every reasonable way possible, we took into consideration all reasonable things, we knew everything we knew we could know in a given situation, and this still happened. Kratos knows that kicking yourself doesn't work in a lot of situations. And having your head stuck in grief in a time of war only hurts further survival prospects.

[@KrimzonFlygon1]

That’s very good advice… and incredibly ironic considering what kicked off the series. And people say Kratos doesn’t learn from his mistakes.

[@Meshifuari]

@@davidpagan8559 Týr is alive. You can actually save him in the game as an easter egg. So the first point does not work...

[@prestonstanley7736]

@@Meshifuari as an easter egg in post. For the story, Tyr was dead and Odin was impersonating him. It's still a point. They believed it was the true Tyr, because what reason would a prisoner of Odin want to be associated with him? This was the first time Atreus had actually messed up like this. HE instisted on searching for Tyr, HE pushed for answers for Loki. Brok may have been killed by Odin, but he wouldn't have been around Odin to be killed if it werent for Atreus.

[@Meshifuari]

@@prestonstanley7736 Sure. But the first point about Odin impersonating Tyr is not that messed up anymore because Tyr is alive. Is it bad... Sure but not as bad.

[@thebreadbaron5951]

I lost my brother to murder about 10 years ago. Completely understand how this could happen to Sindri sadly

[@jmcfar03]

sorry to hear that

[@thebreadbaron5951]

@@jmcfar03 Thanks bud

[@Wilbur-em1hw]

Sorry for your loss man.

[@TheWinklerDude]

@@thebreadbaron5951 revive him back like Sindri did

[@thebreadbaron5951]

@@TheWinklerDude LMAO

[@EmileVinesh]

That one line: "- and now what have I got? Not even my family"... Adam John Harrington did such an amazing job with voicing Sindri! The emotion behind it just hits in the feels...

[@ellobo3175]

Brok's death was hard enough for me to endure, but Sindri's grief hit me even harder. Looking back at how sensitive, polite, eloquent and funny he was, and then seeing him like this - sad, devastated, broken... Brok's death changed Sindri forever. He will never be the same. He was desperate, filled with rage... What exactly did he gain after all the events? Nothing. The only comfort he might have had was to be the one delivering the final blow to Odin. The acting by Robert Craighead and Adam J. Harrington was so perfect, I would just love to hug them and tell them how well they did.

[@Asphyx12]

"If you were to sail do it toward somewhere" it's really simple words but it is strong when compared to "i want to sail from everything"

[@mrx4022]

I don't think Sindri has become corrupted; he's just lost his only brother to Odin - Brok is gone, and he's not coming back. They may have not always seen things eye to eye, and bickered just like all siblings do, but Sindri still loved his brother. He's hurting, he's in pain, and some people tend to lash out when they're in the grieving process. Given time, I think Sindri will come to understand that it was neither Atreus nor Loki who killed Brok. Odin was the one who held the knife. Odin is the one who took Sindri's brother away. Odin is the one who was so obsessed with knowing his fate, he was willing to kill people over it. Brok was an unfortunate victim of Odin's madness.

[@AbyssScythe]

Yea he was willing to kill his own son Thor for that so yea and yes Sindri is corrupted the fuck are you talking about his only brother is dead so dead that not even his soul can be at rest yes Sindri is corrupted

[@werwolfnate]

Shame no pantheon has a God of Therapy, it seems like millions of lives would have been saved if there was.

[@taddad2641]

more accurantely, Sidnri can't even go looking for his soul anymore, as his brother asked him to let him go. He'd be defying his brother's wish.

[@comet3969]

Before Ragnarok releases: “Haha. I can’t wait to see what the Hulda brothers have in store for us. Both literally and for dialogue.” After release and getting to this part: New armor acquired: *The Empty Weight of a Fallen bróðir*

[@handydan6273]

When I was watching this scene, I noticed his hands and remembering from the previous. The change. The look. Man what a ride

[@KARL00300]

Pretty sure when he says “I thought we were his family too” Sindri starts sobbing in the background Heartbreaking

[@Fidokong7]

I know the pain is unbearable, but that's not fair. It's not like Sindri asked everyone Not to bring "Tyr" along so now he can blame them with the "I fucking told you so".

[@Karma-fb6ms]

When a person mourns for their love ones, they sometimes say things they didn't mean to cuz Sindri is already at stage 2 of his grief, he wasn't ready to deal with the loss of his brother

[@MaiconDouglas-ik6qs]

@@Karma-fb6ms twice

[@anaknangfilipina5846]

Atreus gets most of the blame since he kept courting Odin and the Aesir when everyone told him it’s a bad idea. It’s not right but…

[@xekusion]

What’s funny is that it’s the same premise with Freya and Baldur. They saved her from dying by the hands of her son but she doesn’t see it that way. The lesson here is that pain transcends common sense and it hurts more when it’s out of your control. Their anger and pain isn’t necessarily directed to just Kratos and Atreus. Partly, both Freya and Sindiri feel angry at themselves for maybe not doing enough to prevent the misfortune. In Freya’s case it’s possibly the fact that she feels guilty of stripping her son of feeling the world and being overprotective. In Sindiri’s case, it’s possibly the fact that he’s people pleased so much and put himself in a dangerous situation. Spider-Man is a good example of this.

[@anaknangfilipina5846]

@@xekusion Both Freya and Sindri has reasons to be mad at the protagonists too despite Kratos and Atreus trying to do good. It’s quite morally complex.

[@pappar2669]

Love the detail of Sindri no longer wearing gloves. His distaste of getting messy is nothing compared to the loss of his brother.

[@danielgeronimo5538]

That look on Kratos' face, he was hurt too, wounded even.

[@grandvage]

"In... the direction of deer." more like his father, but a less stoic version.

[@Vakrios]

This part of the game hit me so hard, and it still hits you even when you’ve completed the game. Going around finishing all of the side content felt empty whenever I went to one of their shops to upgrade gear, because neither Brok or Sindri are there anymore. You really start to miss them. :(

[@sir_will_iam]

I felt so betrayed after the scene where Odin kills Brok. Even related to Atreuses guilt of not picking up that something was off, like when Tyr called him Loki, which never happened.

[@victorbressler7156]

like sindri told the BOI, it wasnt sindri's choice to try and bring brok soul back the first time. Thats why Brok told him to let go.

[@BetaWolFGamer]

Anyone else notice that Sindri wasn’t wearing gloves or afraid to touch things after Brok died? The attention to detail is crazy in this game!

[@macxgames]

It was really heartbreaking to watch Sindri's change after his brother's death and not only that it's clear that he has a grudge on all of them in the end. Feels like he'll be taking an antagonist route from the look of things.

[@latheradom4148]

He didn’t even care if he’s using his bare hands to forge or doesn’t see how messy his hands are loosing his only family really did changed him forever which is something you don’t always see in all games like this one

[@jorgemigueltavares6041]

Hurts to see Sindri like this. Hope he gets better and forgives Kratos and Atreus. It's what Brok would have wanted.

[@samwilsoncaptainamerica233]

I don't think it's about forgiveness, rather moving forward. Freya said she still hates Kratos, but she chooses to move forward accept vengeance and holding on to hatred won't bring peace or the satisfaction she wants. Sindri probably gonna have to learn that lesson from Kratos too when he hears about Deimos.

[@DavidSantos-ix1hu]

You know...id love to see him use magic to make his sword into twin chaos blades that fight for him

[@eleventeenthirty2163]

during the game i noticed how generous sindri was being but it started to become extremely obvious when draupnier was given to kratos. its clear that sindri really enjoyed the routines he had adapted to take care of it and was genuinely sad to see it go. he used terms like “take care of” most likely because he saw the thing as a pet or a similar little thing. we as humans/dwarves really tend to personify objects we spend a lot of time around so its almost heartbreaking when he says he’ll miss draupnier.

[@marcellhegyi1363]

what makes it worse is that Draupnir is actually their creation (in original Norse mythos and in game too). They made Mjölnir Draupnir and Gullinbursti as gifts for Odin. By that point you can really tell even tough giving and helping is in his nature, he is starting to wear thin with more and more random people to accomodate, his lie to Brok maybe getting exposed by the forge, and Atreus refusing to tell where he was, then breaking their home and going to Asgard for real.

[@michelphilippe193]

Sindri has the most range out of every GOW character-actor. He went from, “Please, wipe your feet” to “Get the fuck outta my sight”

[@TheAussieJPLoco93]

From the moment Brok was stabbed to this heartbreaking scene with Sindri, I was crying the entire time. Losing Brok was hard enough, but to see such a kindhearted soul as Sindri, reduced to this, completely broken and full of hate and anger, it was all too much for me. Essentially we both the Huldra Brothers, Brok is dead and the patient kindhearted side of Sindri died as well.

[@iamablacksabbathsong9765]

Did anyone notice Sindri was using Brok hammer instead of his own , he truly is lost if he replaced his own hammer that he used for hundreds of year to just to repalce it with the last thing that reminded him of Brok

[@jaminpeacee]

The fact that sindri is no longer using gloves after brok died really show how much of himself he’s already lost :/

[@thehoodedone4249]

sindris even working barehanded now, that just shows how broken he really is

[@Ralph1826]

There’s nothing more sad than watching a good man be broken

[@Blitz_Blazer]

Sindri , it wasn't our fault, Were sorry

[@nikko733]

??????

[@Blitz_Blazer]

@@nikko733 Have you played Ragnarok yet?

[@honestdude8497]

@@Blitz_Blazer plain and simple

[@DarkLordSauronrocks]

​@@Blitz_Blazer no it's November 8

[@CCD2938]

Man that moment on the sled when Mimir tells Atreus Brok was denied an afterlife really crushed me. It’s like what Kratos said about the price of great magic

[@DjuraValtr]

Ngl GOW is probably the most human video game i ever seen made. So many human emotions it's crazy. GOW is honestly therapy no cap.

[@herosdiaz8757]

May Therapy Demand plummet and gaming sales rise.

[@disgustedcharlie6679]

Red Dead Redemption 2

[@GianniLantigua]

@@sweetie3507 Next time read what he said before insulting him, he said the most not the only. This is debatable of course but stop being so "narrow minded".

[@Devontae7894]

I know it hurts but kratos understands its just his pain talking.

[@themushed4281]

Finding sindri after sindris death perfect

[@keroro407]

SIndri also died when Brok died. What you found is not Sindri anymore, it's a Dwarf of Vengeance.

[@coreyschultz2033]

This hits me even after finishing the game, the music and the performances are amazing even the lighting, the fire from forge almost symbolising Sindri's anger in this moment. And I haven't even done brok's funeral yet, mainly because I will be going for the platinum and I want that to be the last thing I do.

[@t.g.7227]

Sindri was kind, helpful, loving, caring to everyone. To see him become what he was at the end just really hit hard.

[@Darth_Bateman]

“Not even my family”….. That line got a tear out of me.

[@schnitzel6852]

"you cannot sail away from your mistakes" -the man who took a boat to midgard

[@emperorconstantine1.361]

The ultimate physical breaking of his mind, is when you notice he tore his gloves, leaves blood on his uniform and his hair is wild. This was so damn hard to watch this play out.😢

[@mustarhgah]

I like how they callback to god war 2018 multiple times

[@kailuun]

I particularly liked the "In the direction of deer" reference.

[@newhybrid101]

It gets tiring and cringy

[@granalmirantethrawn2972]

@@newhybrid101 for you perhaps

[@Zerkisdom]

@@newhybrid101 dang bruh just described himself

[@Error20788]

Imagine atreus yelled at kratos"WHAT ARE YOU DOING NOW HIS GURD IS UP"🤣🤣🤣

[@hotsakii460]

I love the detail where Sindri is not as well kept, blood on his armor as well. No more gloves either, shows that in his mind.. nothing matters any more.

[@Cammobeatz]

So much detail... the "This is what sorry is" hit hard... the way he fights during ragnarok in a blind rage... no more gloves.. doesn't care about germs and shyt anymore... adds so much to how emotionally broken he is

[@DarkLordSauronrocks]

"Find sindri at tyr temple after sindri's death" Seems legit

[@goomb1]

One of, if not my favorite scenes in the new god of war, it really brought back the more close together story about kratos and atreus that I loved so much in the first game. I felt like this game didnt do as much with atreus and kratos as I would've liked, but this segment almost completely makes up for it. So much emotion went into it, one of the saddest scenes I've ever seen in a piece of media.

[@JH24821]

This is a great upload but there are two lines missing from this scene: Shortly after this Atreus says he would never have looked for Tyr if he knew this would happen to Brok. He then remorsefully says "We really took everything from Sindri."

[@jimboland699]

I dont remeber a better acting in video games than sindri talking after losing brok. Damn that was like oscar!

[@michelphilippe193]

I wholeheartedly agree. Award worthy… especially considering the range!

[@connorclemmons8698]

First thing I noticed of Sindri was that he no longer was wearing any gloves, it broke my heart to see the mess he became at Asgard as he was literally ready to get his hands dirty. I know that Brok would've said some swear words to try and get his brother to calm down and think straight; probably something along the lines of "Hey, quit yer mopping and get that snot cleaned up before you ruin that good set of armor on ya! I've already died once, no need to mourn for me a second time." Or least, something close to that.

[@AbyssScythe]

That’s exactly what Brok would say but unfortunately he’s not here with us anymore he’s been denied an afterlife and I also miss my boy Thor as well in the end because of Kratos Thor became a Good person and made his own decision to not only be a destroyer but be better for the sake of his children because of Kratos until Odin fucking killed Thor FUCK YOU ODIN

[@splunkmastah4609]

As much as I hate seeing Sindri like that, it makes sense. He brought Brok back to life once already, and his botched, flighty attempt meant Brok was lacking a piece of his soul. So when Brok is killed again, Sindri knows Brok has been condemned to a terrible fate. He blames himself, but he needs a scapegoat. He has that in Kratos and Atreus, but soecifically Atreus. Kratos was always distant and blunt, but never outright disrespectful. Atreus was always very friendly and welcoming, but also dangerously ambitious. Brok and Sindri literally gave them everything. As the Huldr brothers, they were exiled from Svartleftheim thanks in part to the creation of Mjolnir. Kratos and Atreus are all they have in terms of customers for the most part. They helped them however they could, even offering their unique services. Sindri gets the worst of it. Almost being eaten by a dragon Trapped in the middle of fimblewinter Being forcibly drawn into Atreus's antics reluctantly, each time becoming a little more embittered and hesitant. Especially when Atreus continually ignores his warnings and advice. The strain begins to get to him when an Angry Atreus attacks him as a bear And then finally, Brock's death at the hands of Odin disguised as Tyr. Tyr, who had been dead and buried, who Atreus swore up and down was alive. Tyr, who Atreus brought back to Sindri's house. Whether he meant it or not, once again Atreus is responsible for Sindri's grief. It's no wonder Sindri constantly tells Atreus to shut up and leave him alone. Atreus has been a source of constant suffering for him. It's not the intent that matters, it's the consequences. And thanks to Atreus's intent, Sindri has had to suffer consequence after consequence. I'd hate the little shit too.

[@shubhambane7494]

i understand sindri's pain... freya was the same before, its just time that can heal him. the voice actor is so brilliant to bring out the emotion of guilt more than hatred. sindri revived brok but at the cost of brok's 1/4Th soul...now, even after death brok can't have peace. i'm sure deep inside sindri feels extremely guilty for his mistakes too...and boy do they not hurt way more then the misgivings inflicted by others... its like the 5 stages of grief, sindri was in denial when brok first died, bargained or stole brok's soul to revive him, and now he's angry about everything that led to odin killing brok till he ends odin's soul. finally, he is shown depressed post game and probably after brok's funeral, he will find acceptance.

[@VerticlSpoon]

This is definitely the saddest part of the game, either that or how Thor was abused 24/7 by Odin till he grew to accept it

[@weirdalexander8193]

Sindri is a germaphobe ever since that witch showed him the life force of microbes, so him not wearing his gloves while spots of blood stick to his armor is a disturbingly drastic change of character.

[@Ethan-pd4ny]

I love the detail of how fast Kratos is to stop Atreus whenever he started to blame himself for Brok's death

[@magenta5539]

I’m worried for Sindri. I think in the next game he might be at risk of becoming a dragon.

[@reistsolardown]

This is the last game in the Norse storyline

[@jorgetomedeandradealves8565]

@@reistsolardown MAYBE THEY MAKE A DLC

[@tealyclanker]

@@jorgetomedeandradealves8565 they didn’t make one for gow 2018 and I doubt they would want to make one for this game

[@gracecalis5421]

@@reistsolardown Yes, but this isn't the end of their story. Atreus has to find the giants that fled. Perhaps they fled to other mythologies, which could lead him to Egyptian mythology. Playing as a fully grown Atreus is the perfect opportunity to give closure to his and Sindi's relationship, ESPECIALLY since he missed Brok's funeral. The devs HAD to have made Atreus miss the funeral on purpose, to set up more conflict in the next game for them to resolve.

[@ajaxamaxpablo3362]

Sindri was so close enough to be the mirror of the last spartan that kratos did kill sadly sindri still have his soul left to just say "fuck" thats reasonable enough

[@maxgametmaxgamer2454]

I could genuinely agree

[@michaelmarkrealrumahorbo1075]

This is possibly the first time I see NPC finally had enough with the player keep taking stuff in their homes like Link around NPC house

[@ethana9365]

"It was stupid of me to hope in the first place." Kratos: *flashbacks to greece*

[@vergilsonofsparda3577]

That’s a cool ass armor kratos got

[@ErickHernandez-vw9zo]

I was thinking the same thing bro I can't wait for tomorrow.

[@phastherlight823]

Wrong video brother. ಥ⁠_⁠ಥ

[@leslie5764]

Absolutely heartbreaking. Sindri didn’t deserve this.

[@darkgodplaysgames136]

0:20 I don't know about you but that was fucking funny

[@MegaManDBZX]

The opening with Atreus just wanting to go back to the simple ways is just heart crushing.

[@PixelleHearts]

What makes this worse is that Sindri is also in a state of being where he feels like he is constantly dragged and tormented by countless souls all over his body. The loss of Brokk and the finality of losing Brokk again is one thing... but now his efforts were in vain, and rather at ending back at rock bottom, he has to live his life beyond the bottom.

[@jesusnavarro1101]

So then because sindri took brok's soul from the lake of souls and incomplete no less brok has been denied an afterlife. Okay. You know what I get the feeling there is more to this that they may still be making up. I mean everything technically goes somewhere. There may be a way come time and come Atreus learning more about his powers and many more things on his journey that it may be possible to find brok and maybe at least give him an after life and then from there maybe resurrection. The dwarves can walk between realms, tyre did the same with that one special stone to make his own way between realms. That in-between may be where one could find answers. And then maybe more people besides brok who have also been denied an after life. In my opinion they may have to make this up, but I wouldn't really know if they would have to. Not really that versed in mythology to know if a place like what I'm describing was ever thought to exist.

[@TheRealRightPrice]

I mean, I imagaine it would just be a matter of his soul following after another one that still knows the way. Like, he'll just hang around like a haunting ghost until another dwarf dies and then just follow that one's soul to the lake.

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

To lose someone can be extremely stressful and not easy to accept. Sindri blaming Kratos and Atreus which was understandable but being hateful, depressed and rude like this won’t bring him peace and it only get worse for him.

[@werwolfnate]

The series has really grown into the theme of the inability to let go. And it's a retroactive development that goes all the way back to God of War one. The decisions that lead kratos to becoming the ghost of Sparta are really just a series of him not being able to let go. Not letting go of his conquest for Sparta, not accepting defeat to the barbarian king at the cost of his own soul, And not accepting his own role in the death of his 1st wife and child. He fights in the 1st game under the delusion that he can simply forget what he did, And once he realizes he can't he uses his conquest and his revenge on Zeus as a distraction. He doesn't really work towards letting go until the 3rd game. Kratos, Kronos Zeus, Freya, Bauldur, Thor, Sindri; none are holy blameless for their lots in life, but each and every one of them have been at crossroads that they've taken wrong turns at. They allowed their fears or the wrongs done to them define them when they all could have been so much more.