Family

 I just finished watching gameplay of "God Of War - Ragnarok" by MKIceandFire. Shoutout to MKIceandFire for playing the whole game, recording and uploading it on Youtube so that people like me--- who wanted to play that game but couldn't afford the game, or the PC to play that game can still enjoy the game!!! 😍😍

(this post might contain spoiler of the game GOW Ragnarok ⚠⚠⚠⚠)

Anyway so I was really touched by the storyline, the moral value of the game. And plus the happy ending of the game which I didn't expect lol. I was already preparing myself for the worst, for Kratos death😭😭 But turned out that it has the happy ending! yeay! I also love the storyline, the dialogues. How the main characters; Kratos and Atreus, well especially Atreus keeps showing kindness to other character! And for Kratos as well.... I think from the God Of War (2018), Kratos character has changed??? Like, he's not really into fighting, killing, and war anymore... He wanted to change. And that's because of his son. He wants his son to be better, to be a good person, to be "not like him"?? So, yeah, based from what I can remember from God of War (2018), I think Kratos's kindness has increased a lot, lol. He also talked more here in God Of War Ragnarok. I love the new version of Kratos, the kind Kratos :D. Because honestly i'm also siding with the people-who had bad past but want to change to be better; they should!! Like we need to give chances to them and support them. 

And even though in GOW Ragnarok here, Kratos still kill some people like Baldur, and Heimdall (well sorry to say but he deserve it?? he's really a jerk :( ), he still give them a chance before he kill them. I kind of forgot who kill Baldur, is it Atreus or Kratos? I think Kratos(?). But for Heimdall, Kratos give him a chance, but Heimdall didn't want to take it because he was his pride was really high that he don't want and couldn't accept Kratos's last compassion to him. He thought that Kratos was pity to him. So, Kratos kind of give Heimdall what he wanted (deserved); die in his ego and pride. Heimdall couldn't live because Kratos spare his life and choose to just didn't kill him. So, yeah. Even though the prophecy was true, there's a story to it. Which in my opinion, not really bad, like Kratos did kill someone, again. But there's a reason. 

 So, long story short, some moral value of the game are: 

1) open your heart to other people's suffering --> be sensitive with other people's suffering, help someone who needs your help. don't be ignorant.

2) family comes first --> your family especially parents are the one who loves you the most, will do everything to protect you. so, take a really good care of them, listen to them.

3) despite our bad past/mistakes, we can always choose to be better --> we might make mistake, so many mistake. but it didn't define us. Our mistake does not define who we are. We can still be a better person, choose a better choice.

And I really touched by how the game can show the effort of parents to protect their children, how incredible the love of the parents to their children is: 

1) Freya --> when Baldur (her child) was killed.

2) Sif and Thor --> Modi, Magni and especially Thrud 

3) The main character, Kratos to Atreus (son). 

It was reaally touching  to see how parents are willing to do everything to protect their children, even sacrificing their own life :") I was planning to like elaborate or write the story of each of that point (the parents protecting their child) but I think it will be a bit long so maybe someday I'll add it there hahah, not today sorry:))

And somehow, I randomly bumped into another film which also brings the topic about family which is "Ambu". I didn't really read the description of the movie and just clicked it right away when I found it. But it turned out that, that movie was also about family, especially mother. How big and incredible a mother love is to her child. Even though her children might yell to her, act against her, she will still love her children and will protect them at all cost. Even though her children leave her for16 years, and when the children come back to her, ask for her help and love, she will still give it to the children. A mother's love to her child is really amazing.

There's also this quotes in the movie:

"Tidak semua anak bisa mencintai orangtuanya, tapi semua orangtua pasti mencintai anaknya"

"Not every children can love their parent. But all parents definitely love their children."

The moral of the story is; take care of our parents, especially mother. Listen to her. Try to understand her situation. jangan melawan Ibu lah gitu intinya. ok:*

So yeah. That's it for this post. I hope this post can make sense and it will somehow be beneficial (?).

And i'm really sorry with the messy grammar and writings. Until next post!<3