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It's also why for cartoons and anime studios will hire actresses to voice act little boys, as a woman can hit the notes that a grown male cannot. Such as Laura Bailey who is a prominent voice actress and voice acted Kid Trunks in Dragonball Z.
It's a kid. Kids sound like that. Eivor's voice is made like that to contrast with how she sounds later with her vocal cords all ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up. From a small child with a high pitched voice to an adult with a raspy one. You're clearly watching too much anime to think of some cringe ♥♥♥♥ by just hearing a child.
and my point is its annoying and the visuals and environment of the game is great but the fact a child survived a life threatening attack from a wolf on his neck and he sounds like a character out of the powerpuff girls is ruining immersion