Original sentence: In God of War, he blames the original God of War, Ares, for tricking him into killing his wife and child while ensnared by blind fury.Likewise, in God of War II, he swears revenge on Zeus for deceiving and killing him
Edited sentence: " Driven by this hateful core Kratos prevails amongst all other Gods.Another significant character development is when Kratos was unable to understand Athenas sacrifice for her father.He tends to focus far more on the role of others in his misdeeds, than his own, probably due to his pride as a Spartan.In God of War, he blames the original God of War, Ares, for the death of his wife and his daughter even though he, himself, killed them in blind fury (Ares, however, had lured them to the village Kratos was about to attack, so that he would kill them).In short, Kratos' personality was best described by Atlas, who said "Kratos, still the arrogant and foolish warrior.It should be noted that many of the characters who Kratos showed compassion for (his family, Athena and the spartan soldier) have been slain by Kratos's own hand during a blind frenzy.Kratos prefers to resort to violence, even in situations in which it isn't actually called for, and is seemingly devoid of any sort of conscience that would trouble him over such bloodshed.Likewise, in God of War II, he swears revenge on Zeus for deceiving and killing him, but thinks nothing of the wars Kratos himself plunged the world into that led to the act