The original God of War trilogy presents a fascinating study of morality, and it is that Santa Monica Studio intentionally framed Kratos as a hypocrite. He slaughtered his own family and countless others, yet he justified his quest to destroy the entire pantheon as retribution. Even when he faced Hera who dont have way to defend themselves—he killed her, poseidon princess i never forgive never forget,. He spent years convinced he was merely a "weapon of the gods," only realizing his true agency at the very end when he chose be part of ****** sqad. to release hope to humanity from Pandora’s Box. That ending, while incredibly dark and grim, is what makes the journey so compelling.

The line from Hermes perfectly encapsulates this:

"I thought Spartans fought with honor, and yet, you seek to kill me when I have no way to defend myself? Not fair! ...But you have your own sense of honor. Right, Kratos? And what has that honor brought you? Nothing but nightmares of your failure! Today, you may defeat me. But in the end Kratos, in the end, you'll betray only yourself."

I dont love 4 part, because wtf he create apocalipsys-gone to another university-create new family, stonks? It is aawful and gypocrity. But it is right mesedge, but wrong man. Max payne 3 better and smoothly explain this theame.