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Made this after finishing Jacksepticeye’s playthrough of God of War:Ragnarok
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kratioed · 1 year
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(Almost) Everyone in the Nine Realms be like:
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tapioca-puddingg · 1 year
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dionysusbabe · 5 months
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Chapters: 7/? Fandom: God of War (Video Games) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Kratos (God of War)/Reader, Kratos (God of War) & Reader Characters: Kratos (God of War), Mimir (God of War), Atreus (God of War), Freya (God of War), Odin (God of War), Thor (God of War) Additional Tags: Slow Burn, Eventual Smut, Eventual Romance, Eventual Fluff, Romance, Trauma, Rage, Trust Issues Summary:
A Goddess who can't recall her power or true name finds herself in the care and companionship of a young boy and his father. The man finds himself unbelieving of her words. Untrusting of her past. Yet she only says what she knows, begging him to understand. Over their journeys together, she uncovers who she truly is, and Kratos finds himself understanding new things he wished to be kept hidden from himself.
This is an X Reader fic with Kratos, there will be NSFW and fluff but I'll give a heads-up before any of that occurs. This takes place post-God of War and pre-Ragnarok.
please keep in mind my knowledge of Norse Gods isn't that extensive but I do as much research as I can before posting or updating, if you have any tips please comment them and let me know how I can improve this for better accuracy.
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marvelflame2010 · 2 years
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Thor: Who destroyed my hammer? Hela!
Thor, now calm: that was 10 minutes ago, I’ve decided that siblinghood is better than fighting
Thor with Loki and y/n: That was 15 seconds ago, screw it. HELA!!!
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ofdraiocht · 5 days
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Hey. Hey.
Fuck Odin
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Thor deserved better
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sonntam · 1 year
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My favorite part is how Kratos gets told Atreus has been searching for Tyr behind his back, that Odin won't interfere and will just calm things down with Freya, as long as Kratos does not fight Odin... and Kratos just promptly says "no".
No "I'll think about it" or "geez, what was that about, Atreus?".
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deadcaptainn · 6 months
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nothing is funnier to me than ppl hearing lyfrassir edda open their album with Bashing on the government and being like “Oh!! That’s a rule follower!!!”
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longmanethemarauder · 2 years
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sibling-of-the-wolf · 2 years
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I feel like heathens NEED to know that Odin does not give a fuck about any of us. He's not the allfather, that's a Christian moniker to make him look like the loving skydaddy they all love and fear.
Odin is first and foremost a trickster, a death god, a war god and is not looking out for you. Another name for the gods is "the binders" or "those who bind" as in servitude and NOT partnership.
Please stop learning from Tumblr and other social media sites; even the best of them force their own morality into their practice and that morality is largely Christian based.
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teambrodinsons · 2 years
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Waaaay late to the party, but I just noticed this…
Loki’s ‘dying’ words in Thor 1:
“I could have done it, Father. For you. For all of us.”
Loki’s ‘dying’ words in TDW:
“I didn’t do it for him.”
It’s so poetic, and now I’m emotional over it
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atomskdluffy · 1 year
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I'll be streaming it only once more, in order to complete it 100%, but I think it's safe to say I've finished God of War: Ragnarök. Holy shit, I absolutely LOVED this game! Absolutely everything about it, from the action-packed gameplay, to the beautiful & detailed environments, to the puzzles both creative & repetitive, but most of all I loved the story! The writing was so well done, a perfect blend of comedy & tragedy telling the combined stories of a father putting aside his horrible past to be a good father for his son and a boy coming of age and discovering his passion & purpose. Some of the stories may have been a bit cliché at times, but they were always written in such an engaging way that never made it feel trite. It is an absolutely wonderful conclusion to the tales of Kratos & Atreus/Loki! Very highly recommended, but ONLY if you've played (or watched) the first one!
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HE KILLED MY BABYGIRL
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marlowe1-blog · 2 months
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Job Chapter 26
The Rahab
Here's a funny little quandry. When I started writing about Job on Substack, I let these fall by the side. And so I cut myself off from my best material. Granted, I'm not always saying much on these posts beyond some kind of raw emotional response.
Still, I need to write these because writing the Substack weekly article is hard enough without these first drafts. In fact, my last Substack directly took from the Tumblr with that anecdote about my feet and the bogus faith healing from that Lutheran church.
Something I'm also noticing when it comes to these chapters. Job won't stop talking about sea monsters. And in the case of Bildad, he keeps mentioning the Rahab when it comes to Bildad. He does this on Substack this week and he's doing it on Tumblr.
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Only some Bible translations are going with pride.
But what makes this one different than Job 9 was that in that one Job seems to be agreeing with Bildad when he starts out talking about the majesty and the greatness of G-d. In this case, Job is going "are you fucking stupid? Do you really think that G-d is some vulgar pagan god that is always at your beck and call"
Something that is churning in my brain when talking about these chapters is how much monotheism looked like atheism throughout ancient times. Only there's a difficult paradox in this monotheism/atheism. We still want G-d to give a shit about us. When we talk about G-d, one G-d, only one G-d and not all these other gods walking around getting all those sacrifices and incense offerings, we are talking about a G-d that may be way too busy making a star blow up to care about who wins the Superbowl.
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So here's the chapter 26 in a nutshell
You would actually speak with any authority on something you don't know anything about???
G-d is a great and terrible G-d and here's a lot of monsters and symbols that he fucked with because G-d is not some pagan bullshit god that is going to get killed by the serpent that circles the world and creates earthquakes. G-d is going to fuck up that serpent.
G-d also stretches out Zaphon, makes the shades tremble, exposes Sheol and Abbadon, darkens the throne and makes all the pillars of heaven tremble. He struck down Rahab and these are just glimpses of his rule.
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I have no fucking idea who any of these creatures are. I imagine if I was a lifelong subscriber to Biblical Archaeology and an authority on every crazy Mesopotamian deity and monster, I would still be a little confused.
Damn Bronze Age collapse.
But yeah, Job is just warming up. He goes on. There are 42 chapters in this book and there are only three speakers left - Job, Elihu and G-d. So much for the narrator switch between chapters, with the sometimes doubling of chapters.
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othunderous · 2 months
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re my last lost of the same nature he doesn't even have a MINUTE in ragnarok to grapple with that image finally being destroyed. he has to stop hela, sacrifice asgard, save what remains of his people– and you know what comes after that.
thor finds out his entire life has been a lie and his father was never who he says he is and he doesn't have the time to sit with it and process it, just keep going. and after everything that follows, he doesn't have the capacity to process it. it's one thing in a mountain of terrible, awful things he suddenly finds himself dealing with. worse yet? odin is dead. he doesn't get to ask why. he doesn't get closure. like everything else, he just keeps going.
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