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All I remember is what I have lost.

Kratos: "When you are at your weakest."
Atreus: "And fear and doubt are a burden too heavy to bear."
Kratos: "Remember this: You are not alone!"

Keep your expectations low, boy, and you'll never be disappointed.

Close your heart to it. On our journey we will be attacked by all manner of creature. Close your heart to their desperation. Close your heart to their suffering. Do not allow yourself to feel for them. They will not feel for you.

I won't take your riches, but I will take your life!

A Spartan never lets his back hit the ground.

Atreus: "You live alone?"
Freya: "It's better this way."
Atreus: "Yeah. My father doesn't like people either."

If all those on Olympus would deny me my vengeance, then all of Olympus will die.

Poseidon: "You challenge me, mortal? A god of Olympus?"
Kratos: "A true warrior does not hide, Poseidon. Leave the sea, and face me!"

Kratos: "We will fight it."
Atreus: "Why?"
Kratos: "Because you are afraid of it."

Zeus, your son has returned. I bring the destruction of Olympus.

Put as much distance between you and the truth as you want, it changes nothing.

Before the age of the twilight set upon the gods, a legend rose to take his place among them. And even though Kratos sat on the throne as the new God of War, he was haunted by visions of his family - a family he himself murdered. But the Hands of Death could not defeat him. The Sisters of Fate could not control him. And on this day, the man, the legend, Kratos, will have his revenge.

I'm through playing games with you, Kratos. This power was never meant for a mortal like you.

Atreus: "What are we hunting?"
Kratos: "You are hunting deer."
Atreus: "Which way?"
Kratos: "In the direction of deer."

And Kratos cast himself from the highest mountain in all of Greece. After ten years of suffering, ten years of endless nightmares, it would finally come to an end. Death would be his escape from madness.

You will not see the end of this day!

Lahkesis: "You will never find peace for what you have become."
Kratos: "I am what the gods have made me!"

Leaving the rotting carcass of the hydra behind, Kratos set sail once more. His greatest challenge, and freedom from his growing madness lay before him, in the ancient city, of Athens.