Kratos didn’t defeat his anger.He learned to command it.This video breaks down how Stoic discipline turns rage into restraint and why responsibility changes everything.In God of War (2018), Kratos faces a harder enemy than gods or monsters:his past self.Through the lens of Stoic philosophy and Carl Jung, this video explores:Why suppressing anger makes it stronger How discipline transforms rage into restraint What Kratos teaches Atreus (Loki) about manhood Why responsibility and not power is the real transformation Kratos doesn’t change for redemption.He changes because someone is watching.“For you have power over your mind, not outside events.Realize this, and you will find strength.”Marcus AureliusThis video is for men navigating responsibility, fatherhood,and the tension between who they were and who they must become.0:00 - Introduction0:51 - Act 1: THE OLD KRATOS: A MAN OWNED BY HIS SHADOW1:50 - Act 2: HELHEIM: CONFRONTING THE UNINTEGRATED SELF2:46 - Act 3: THE WARRIOR REFINED 3:26 - Act 4: BECOMING A FATHER: THE TRUE TRIAL FOR KRATOS4:25 - Act 5: STOICISM IN ACTION BY KRATOS5:05 - Act 6: WHY THIS RESONATES WITH MEN TODAY5:50 - Final Act: Conclusion