God of War Ragnarök Has a Soul-stirring Moment So Poignant It’ll Forever be Quoted as Long as Games Exist

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**** of War Ragnarök Has a Soul-stirring Moment So Poignant It’ll Forever be Quoted as Long as Games Exist

**** of War Ragnarök has given players countless moments of awe, but one stands out as particularly timeless. The anticipated sequel to the 2018 reboot of the iconic franchise delivered on being a sequel and much more. While the franchise is mainly focused on action, the newer games have emotional depth and poignant themes that set them apart.

It is a great line that has many layers of depth. | Image Credit: Santa Monica Studio

When Kratos says, “It is the nature of a thing that matters, not its form,” the weight of this simple sentence shows the game’s heart. Spoken during a key moment with the Draupnir spear, it highlights the game’s core exploration of identity, purpose, and redemption.

This Line in **** of War Ragnarök Will Remain With Us For a Long Time

In 2018’s **** of War, we see an entirely new side of Kratos as he goes through a new arc in his life as a father. The sequel adds even more emotional growth, especially for Kratos, who evolves significantly from his portrayal in the previous game.

2 Years Ago **** of War Ragnarok released

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In Ragnarök, Kratos shows a willingness to become a better father and person. He steps away from his infamous temper and has moments of vulnerability. In his interactions with Atreus, he has a delicate balance between guidance and letting his son find his own path. These moments show that even a **** of War can change when it matters most.

This phrase “It is the nature of a thing that matters, not its form,” takes on a deeper meaning when applied to the journey of its characters. It comes up during the part of the story involving the Draupnir Spear.

The phrase is first spoken by Brok and later echoed by Kratos. Brok explains that it’s from the Dwarven culture’s belief in the innate essence of objects and individuals. This philosophy is later mirrored in the creation of the Draupnir spear.

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Kratos comes to Brok asking him to bless the *******. Brok feels incomplete due to his fractured soul and questions his worth. Kratos reassures him noting that it’s his “nature” as a blacksmith, rather than his “form” that defines him.

At this moment, we see exactly what Brok’s value is and also highlight a recurring theme: the importance of inner qualities over outward appearances.

Kratos’ Character Development is Easily One of The Best in Gaming

Kratos’ journey has been a fan favorite. | Image Credit: Santa Monica Studio

This concept is further explored through Kratos’ own arc. Known for his monstrous deeds as the Ghost of Sparta, Kratos grapples with his identity in the new games. Can someone defined by destruction be redeemed and find peace? Ragnarök suggests the answer is in one’s nature, not just one’s actions.

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Kratos’ line isn’t just a moral lesson for Brok, it reflects his journey as a father and a **** seeking redemption. In **** of War (2018), Kratos is a gruff and distant father to Atreus as he struggles to express love or vulnerability. By Ragnarök, he has learned that fatherhood isn’t about control or strength but nurturing and understanding.

Moments like these are what make Ragnarök exceptional. Its ability to weave philosophical concepts into character interactions, world-building, and gameplay sets it apart. The story’s emotional resonance more than compensates for whatever flaws the game has.

**** of War Ragnarök doesn’t just tell a story; it asks players to think about their own natures and actions. This line in particular will stay with fans long after the credits end.

What did you think of this scene during your playthrough? Let us know in the comments!

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