Kratos

• Anger and Rage: Kratos is often consumed by rage, which leads him to destructive actions. It is a trait he struggles with, but unfortunately, it often surfaces.
• Guilt: He is tormented by the past, especially his role in the murder of his family and other tragedies he has caused.
• Responsibility: As the game progresses, Kratos becomes more responsible, especially as a father. He teaches Atreus to be a strong, but also morally correct person.
• Tragic: At some point, Kratos realizes that all his efforts at revenge have been in vain, and even victory does not bring him peace. He remains in search of meaning.
• Wisdom and Restraint: Kratos is able to make balanced decisions and control his rage for the sake of his family and the world. .

Forests, mountains, and snowy plains give way to ruined villages and battlefields. Majestic but abandoned temples and ruins of ancient civilizations serve as a backdrop to his struggle. The sky is often overcast, and the harsh climate adds to the heaviness of the setting. This environment is filled with constant threats: mythological creatures, gods, and natural disasters. The very atmosphere of the world is full of omens of the end of the world, which emphasizes Kratos's internal struggle, his desire to protect his son, and cope with the threatening future.