Peak Zenit's Key Ideas from Vinland Saga 7
by Makoto Yukimura

The postulate suggests that true, unconditional love should be akin to natural phenomena like sunshine or snow – impartial and undiscriminating. Just as the sun shines and the snow falls equally on all things, true love should be extended equally to all, regardless of personal biases.

The character Thors is used to illustrate this concept of unconditional love. Despite having every reason to enact vengeance, he chooses not to harm others, showing a love that values all life equally, including those who might be considered enemies.

Canute uses metaphors of the sun, weather, and snow to grasp the priest’s idea of divine love. These elements of nature are indiscriminate and impartial, symbolizing the ideal of universal, unconditional love that the priest aspires to understand and emulate.