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[Costin_Razvan]

I only wish we had one more dwarf in our party in Origins..

[Sarah1281]

soignee wrote...

Sarah1281 wrote...

See, with a DC I could do a romance but it I tried it as a DN I would end up being the bad guy for breaking up with Zevran after the post-coronation parade because now I can go back to Orzammar and he can't. Better to just avoid it altogether.

this is true. DC have fewer obligations, and seem to have more control over their Destiny™. Rica (the only Orzammar leverage you have as a Brosca) seems to look after herself pretty well; she makes a pretty Imelda Marcosesque ambassador, at least in my head. That's not a bad thing, mind. I'm all for handbag politics.

What do you think happens to Rica if you're not a DC? I'd assume she only gets to become an Ambassador if you're showing the world how awesome her family is. She'd still be the mother to the heir to House Aeducan (well, unless you sided with Harrowmont and are a DN but then Endrin could be your heir given your unlikeliness to have children, DNM and Mardy not included of course) so she'd probably be in a decent place. I really want to see the DN meeting up with her after having killed the father of her son as well as, in her mind, causing all of the mess with Trian and the original Endrin in the first place. She'd probably hate her but know she needs to play nice for Endrin's sake and so she doesn't get booted from the family.

Although I do have to wonder...if little Endrin can't risk going to the surface then who is watching him while Rica goes off to play Ambassador? Bhelen probably has better things to do as King and her watching Endrin was why she was raised up to House Aeducan in the first place. And it is nice to see she seems to love House Aeducan almost as much as I do.

[Herr Uhl]

Sarah1281 wrote...

Although I do have to wonder...if little Endrin can't risk going to the surface then who is watching him while Rica goes off to play Ambassador? Bhelen probably has better things to do as King and her watching Endrin was why she was raised up to House Aeducan in the first place. And it is nice to see she seems to love House Aeducan almost as much as I do.

The nanny-brigade.

[Costin_Razvan]

Bhelen probably has better things to do as King and her watching Endrin was why she was raised up to House Aeducan in the first place. And it is nice to see she seems to love House Aeducan almost as much as I do

Uhm , there are wet-nurses. I am certain Bhelen will make sure his son will be well taken care of.

[Sarah1281]

Costin_Razvan wrote...

Bhelen probably has better things to do as King and her watching Endrin was why she was raised up to House Aeducan in the first place. And it is nice to see she seems to love House Aeducan almost as much as I do

Uhm , there are wet-nurses. I am certain Bhelen will make sure his son will be well taken care of.

I know he will, I was just wondering who he'll have doing it since that seems to be the casteless mother's responsibility in most cases.

[Herr Uhl]

Sarah1281 wrote...

I know he will, I was just wondering who he'll have doing it since that seems to be the casteless mother's responsibility in most cases.

Has there been any cases prior to this that has set the norm?

The sons and daughters of nobles being brought up mainly by the servicing staff seems most likely.

[soignee]

Sarah1281 wrote...

soignee wrote...

Sarah1281 wrote...

See, with a DC I could do a romance but it I tried it as a DN I would end up being the bad guy for breaking up with Zevran after the post-coronation parade because now I can go back to Orzammar and he can't. Better to just avoid it altogether.

this is true. DC have fewer obligations, and seem to have more control over their Destiny™. Rica (the only Orzammar leverage you have as a Brosca) seems to look after herself pretty well; she makes a pretty Imelda Marcosesque ambassador, at least in my head. That's not a bad thing, mind. I'm all for handbag politics.

What do you think happens to Rica if you're not a DC? I'd assume she only gets to become an Ambassador if you're showing the world how awesome her family is. She'd still be the mother to the heir to House Aeducan (well, unless you sided with Harrowmont and are a DN but then Endrin could be your heir given your unlikeliness to have children, DNM and Mardy not included of course) so she'd probably be in a decent place. I really want to see the DN meeting up with her after having killed the father of her son as well as, in her mind, causing all of the mess with Trian and the original Endrin in the first place. She'd probably hate her but know she needs to play nice for Endrin's sake and so she doesn't get booted from the family.

Although I do have to wonder...if little Endrin can't risk going to the surface then who is watching him while Rica goes off to play Ambassador? Bhelen probably has better things to do as King and her watching Endrin was why she was raised up to House Aeducan in the first place. And it is nice to see she seems to love House Aeducan almost as much as I do.

In the chapter I'm working on I wrote that when you first come across Rica she explains that she's just a baby machine, pretty much, and the sons of Noble Hunters are raised in nurseries away from the Mothers that birthed them and they have visiting rights. Obviously she's not very happy about this, but I just felt that the focus is on the child and not the mother, and fair enough their status is elevated, but  it doesn't mean they'll be anything else but a courtesan.

I get the overwhelming impression that the (noble) dwarven approach to children is like Victorian England- seen and not heard, even though so much focus is put upon the importance of family/heirs.

I half started a story where my Aeducan finds Rica and in her anger banishes her to the surface with a handful of money, which Rica refuses. I couldn't bring myself to finish it as it's pretty nasty.

[Sarah1281]

Herr Uhl wrote...

Sarah1281 wrote...

I know he will, I was just wondering who he'll have doing it since that seems to be the casteless mother's responsibility in most cases.

Has there been any cases prior to this that has set the norm?

The sons and daughters of nobles being brought up mainly by the servicing staff seems most likely.

Well, noble-hunting is becoming more common and it was said that the casteless mother was raised up to nobility to avoid having the noble son being tainted by association and so she could deal with all the actual child-rearing. I suppose there would have to be servants dealing with the children of two nobles, though, as some of them (Lady Dace) don't really seem like they'd be interested in dealing with the stickiness.

[soignee]

Herr Uhl wrote...

Sarah1281 wrote...

I know he will, I was just wondering who he'll have doing it since that seems to be the casteless mother's responsibility in most cases.

Has there been any cases prior to this that has set the norm?

The sons and daughters of nobles being brought up mainly by the servicing staff seems most likely.

GET OUT OF MY MIND, HERR. That's what I just said, but with more waffle.

[thegreateski]

Costin_Razvan wrote...

I only wish we had one more dwarf in our party in Origins..

*Hoping for an actual Dwarven badass in the next game*

Oghren drunk hal- most of the time and Sigrun is part of a (glitchy) expansion and has little chance of coming back.

Modifié par thegreateski, 02 mai 2010 - 07:21 .

[Herr Uhl]

thegreateski wrote...

Costin_Razvan wrote...

I only wish we had one more dwarf in our party in Origins..

*Hoping for an actual Dwarven badass in the next game*

Oghren drunk hal- most of the time and Sigrun is part of a (glitchy) expansion and has little chance of coming back.

What about Shayle?

[thegreateski]

Shayle is either dead, frozen, or "squishy" again sometime after the game ends . . .

and well lets face it, Shale's not really a Dwarf anymore.

Modifié par thegreateski, 02 mai 2010 - 07:27 .

[soignee]

guis we are approaching 100 pages, what do we doooooo????

[Herr Uhl]

soignee wrote...

guis we are approaching 100 pages, what do we doooooo????

There is only one answer; Dwarf porn.

[Sarah1281]

Herr Uhl wrote...

soignee wrote...

guis we are approaching 100 pages, what do we doooooo????

There is only one answer; Dwarf porn.

Yeah, we haven't had any all week!

[Gilsa]

Welcome back, soignee!!

And wtf, I posted dialogue trees from the Pearl for the dwarven prostitutes. THAT COUNTS.

Edit: Sweet sig, Sarah!

Modifié par Gilsa, 02 mai 2010 - 07:55 .

[thegreateski]

Dwarf porn? That never turns out well for anyone.

[Sarah1281]

Gilsa wrote...

Welcome back, soignee!!

And wtf, I posted dialogue trees from the Pearl for the dwarven prostitutes. THAT COUNTS.

Edit: Sweet sig, Sarah!

Thanks.  I wanted to make it even more clear which POV I'm speaking from, especially in those threads that ask how in the world you can be so mean to Alistair by marrying him to Anora. And...possibly keeping his father-in-law from hell around, too. It's not personal!

And those dialogue trees were great. I love how the 'female' dwarf doesn't even care.

Do we have the dialogue tree for Gorim telling you that you're being fed to darkspawn? I know it's not much different if it's in a romance, but I was looking for the who conversation and I couldn't find it.

[Herr Uhl]

Gilsa wrote...

And wtf, I posted dialogue trees from the Pearl for the dwarven prostitutes. THAT COUNTS.

I have missed this, do you know approximately where :innocent:

[Sarah1281]

Herr Uhl wrote...

Gilsa wrote...

And wtf, I posted dialogue trees from the Pearl for the dwarven prostitutes. THAT COUNTS.

I have missed this, do you know approximately where :innocent:

Approximately here.

[Herr Uhl]

Sarah1281 wrote...

Approximately here.

How the [expletive] did that pass me by.

*mumbles about checking posts that were two pages back and onwards for that*

[Gilsa]

Sarah1281 wrote...

Do we have the dialogue tree for Gorim telling you that you're being fed to darkspawn? I know it's not much different if it's in a romance, but I was looking for the who conversation and I couldn't find it.

Guard: "You've got ten minutes, ser. Orders and all. You understand." (VO: polite, but curt.)
Gorim: "Of course. Leave us alone, will you please?" (VO: polite, but a little distant)
Guard: "Yes, ser."
Gorim: "My lady/lord ..." (VO: concerned) *END DIALOGUE*

ACTION: Player clicks on Gorim in prison

Gorim: "I... I would have come sooner had they allowed it. How are you?" (VO: concerned, worried)

(IF: Gorim_Romantic) 1. I was worried for you.
Gorim: "And I for you, my heart. I bring little but bad news, though." (VO: sad, caring)
Gorim: "Bhelen has taken Trian's place in the Assembly. He introduced a motion to condemn you immediately, and it easily passed." (VO: This should be difficult for the speaker to say. He should sound pained.)
Gorim: "He... had fully half the Assembly ready to vote on something completely against tradition and justice!" (VO: pained, distressed)
Gorim: "He must have been making deals and alliances for months, if not years." (VO: Trying to explain it to himself as much as to the other person. This is upsetting to him.) *Go to tree 1*

2. Why has the Assembly not sent for me yet?
Gorim: "The Assembly isn't going to call for you." (VO: grave, sad)
Gorim: "Bhelen has taken Trian's place in the Assembly. He introduced a motion to condemn you immediately, and it easily passed." (VO: This should be difficult for the speaker to say. He should sound pained.)
Gorim: "He... had fully half the Assembly ready to vote on something completely against tradition and justice!" (VO: pained, distressed)
Gorim: "He must have been making deals and alliances for months, if not years." (VO: Trying to explain it to himself as much as to the other person. This is upsetting to him.) *Go to tree 1*

3. I am fine, Gorim. You?
Gorim: "I could be better. I have bad news, though." (VO: grim)
Gorim: "The Assembly isn't going to call for you." (VO: grave, sad)
Gorim: "Bhelen has taken Trian's place in the Assembly. He introduced a motion to condemn you immediately, and it easily passed." (VO: This should be difficult for the speaker to say. He should sound pained.)
Gorim: "He... had fully half the Assembly ready to vote on something completely against tradition and justice!" (VO: pained, distressed)
Gorim: "He must have been making deals and alliances for months, if not years." (VO: Trying to explain it to himself as much as to the other person. This is upsetting to him.) *Go to tree 1*

(IF: Murder_Plot) 4. I killed my brother. I deserve no comfort.
Gorim: "You were lied to, made to think that you acted in your own protection! And that's not all." (VO: comforting, outraged about Bhelen)
Gorim: "Bhelen has taken Trian's place in the Assembly. He introduced a motion to condemn you immediately, and it easily passed." (VO: This should be difficult for the speaker to say. He should sound pained.)
Gorim: "He... had fully half the Assembly ready to vote on something completely against tradition and justice!" (VO: pained, distressed)
Gorim: "He must have been making deals and alliances for months, if not years." (VO: Trying to explain it to himself as much as to the other person. This is upsetting to him.) *Go to tree 1*

(IF: Murder_Plot) 5. My plans are in ruins. How do you think I am?
Gorim: "I understand. It's going to get worse, though." (VO: grim)
Gorim: "Bhelen has taken Trian's place in the Assembly. He introduced a motion to condemn you immediately, and it easily passed." (VO: This should be difficult for the speaker to say. He should sound pained.)
Gorim: "He... had fully half the Assembly ready to vote on something completely against tradition and justice!" (VO: pained, distressed)
Gorim: "He must have been making deals and alliances for months, if not years." (VO: Trying to explain it to himself as much as to the other person. This is upsetting to him.) *Go to tree 1*

(If: NOT_Murder_Plot) 6. Trian is dead. How do you think I am?
Gorim: "I understand. It's going to get worse, though." (VO: grim)
Gorim: "Bhelen has taken Trian's place in the Assembly. He introduced a motion to condemn you immediately, and it easily passed." (VO: This should be difficult for the speaker to say. He should sound pained.)
Gorim: "He... had fully half the Assembly ready to vote on something completely against tradition and justice!" (VO: pained, distressed)
Gorim: "He must have been making deals and alliances for months, if not years." (VO: Trying to explain it to himself as much as to the other person. This is upsetting to him.) *Go to tree 1*


TREE 1
1. So what happens now?
Gorim: "The Assembly has already sentenced both of us." (VO: grave, grim) *Go to tree 2*

2. So now Bhelen will be king when my father dies.
Gorim: "I'm afraid so." (VO: grave)
Gorim: "Some of the lords, especially Harrowmont, are suspicious of Bhelen's instant rise to power. They are rallying, but far too slowly." (VO: serious, but hopeful)
Gorim: "The Assembly has already sentenced both of us." (VO: grave, grim) *Go to tree 2*

3. You have to respect Bhelen's ability to play the game.
Gorim: "He's more clever than either of us ever thought." (VO: disbelief at having been played.)
Gorim: "Some of the lords, especially Harrowmont, are suspicious of Bhelen's instant rise to power. They are rallying, but far too slowly." (VO: serious, but hopeful)
Gorim: "The Assembly has already sentenced both of us." (VO: grave, grim) *Go to tree 2*

4. I'm going to kill him.
Gorim: "I don't know that you'll get that chance." (VO: sad, unsure)
Gorim: "The Assembly has already sentenced both of us." (VO: grave, grim) *Go to tree 2*

5. I deserve whatever punishment they decide.
Gorim: "The Assembly has already sentenced both of us." (VO: grave, grim) *Go to tree 2*


TREE 2
1. Tell me.
Gorim: "I am to be exiled to the surface, but you..."
Gorim: "You're to be sealed in the Deep Roads to fight darkspawn until you are overwhelmed and killed." (VO: extremely sad and pained, but trying to hide it.)
Gorim: "You're to be sealed in the Deep Roads to fight darkspawn until you are overwhelmed and killed." (VO: extremely sad and pained, but trying to hide it.) *Go to tree 3*

2. What's going to happen to you?
Gorim: "My knighthood will be stripped, my name torn from my family records... but I will be allowed to attempt some sort of life on the surface." (VO: resigned, sad)
Gorim: "Lord Harrowmont moved for a similar exile for you, but Bhelen's supporters overwhelmed him." (VO: He's about to say something terrible, and doesn't really want to say it.)
Gorim: "You're to be sealed in the Deep Roads to fight darkspawn until you are overwhelmed and killed." (VO: extremely sad and pained, but trying to hide it.) *Go to tree 3*

(IF: Murder_Plot) 3. I'm guessing I don't get a full pardon?
Gorim: "I'm afraid not. Fratricide is a crime that inflames the passions." (VO: sad, grim)
Gorim: "I am to be exiled to the surface, but you..."
Gorim: "You're to be sealed in the Deep Roads to fight darkspawn until you are overwhelmed and killed." (VO: extremely sad and pained, but trying to hide it.)
Gorim: "You're to be sealed in the Deep Roads to fight darkspawn until you are overwhelmed and killed." (VO: extremely sad and pained, but trying to hide it.) *Go to tree 3*

4. There must be a way to fight this.
Gorim: "If so, I can't imagine what it is." (VO: resigned, sad)
Gorim: "My knighthood will be stripped, my name torn from my family records... but I will be allowed to attempt some sort of life on the surface." (VO: resigned, sad)
Gorim: "Lord Harrowmont moved for a similar exile for you, but Bhelen's supporters overwhelmed him." (VO: He's about to say something terrible, and doesn't really want to say it.)
Gorim: "You're to be sealed in the Deep Roads to fight darkspawn until you are overwhelmed and killed." (VO: extremely sad and pained, but trying to hide it.) *Go to tree 3*


TREE 3
1. It's a warrior's death, at least.
Gorim: "It doesn't have to be." (VO: serious)
Gorim: "Lord Harrowmont gave me access to see you so I could tell you this:" (VO: grave, grim)
Gorim: "Duncan and the Grey Wardens are still in the Deep Roads, in tunnels connected to those you are to be left in." (VO: grave, grim)
Gorim: "If you survive long enough to find the Grey Wardens, you may be able to escape with Duncan." (VO: Serious, but hopeful.) *Go to tree 4*

2. What does my father say about this?
Gorim: "Lord Harrowmont says the king has taken ill. He couldn't bear losing two of his children at once." (VO: sad, serious)
Gorim: "Lord Harrowmont gave me access to see you so I could tell you this:" (VO: grave, grim)
Gorim: "Duncan and the Grey Wardens are still in the Deep Roads, in tunnels connected to those you are to be left in." (VO: grave, grim)
Gorim: "If you survive long enough to find the Grey Wardens, you may be able to escape with Duncan." (VO: Serious, but hopeful.) *Go to tree 4*

3. The cowards weren't strong enough to kill me themselves.
Gorim: "That may have been Bhelen's first mistake." (VO: A little sad still, but derisive of Bhelen.)
Gorim: "Lord Harrowmont gave me access to see you so I could tell you this:" (VO: grave, grim)
Gorim: "Duncan and the Grey Wardens are still in the Deep Roads, in tunnels connected to those you are to be left in." (VO: grave, grim)
Gorim: "If you survive long enough to find the Grey Wardens, you may be able to escape with Duncan." (VO: Serious, but hopeful.) *Go to tree 4*

4. So I'm doomed.
Gorim: "There is a chance, my lady/lord, but it's not a big one." (VO: Trying to be hopeful, but realistic at the same time.)
Gorim: "Lord Harrowmont gave me access to see you so I could tell you this:" (VO: grave, grim)
Gorim: "Duncan and the Grey Wardens are still in the Deep Roads, in tunnels connected to those you are to be left in." (VO: grave, grim)
Gorim: "If you survive long enough to find the Grey Wardens, you may be able to escape with Duncan." (VO: Serious, but hopeful.) *Go to tree 4*


TREE 4
1. That's all the chance I need.
Gorim: "Our time is up. May the Paragons guide your sword and the Stone hold you up." (VO: A religious farewell.)

2. The Grey Wardens would take an exile, a murderer?
Gorim: "The Grey Wardens don't care about a person's past. They recruit for daring, intelligence, and martial power." (VO: Awed, respectful.)
Gorim: "If you can find them, I'm sure you can join them and escape the Deep Roads." (VO: trying to sound cheerful)
2a. How do I find the Grey Wardens?
Gorim: "They're down there somewhere. It's just a matter of surviving long enough to track them." (VO: serious)
Gorim: "I begged to go with you and fight at your side, but Bhelen's pet nobles wouldn't hear of it." (VO: wistful, sad) *Go to tree 5*
2b. I'll consider it.
Gorim: "I begged to go with you and fight at your side, but Bhelen's pet nobles wouldn't hear of it." (VO: wistful, sad) *Go to tree 5*
2c. That's not much of a chance.
Gorim: "I begged to go with you and fight at your side, but Bhelen's pet nobles wouldn't hear of it." (VO: wistful, sad) *Go to tree 5*
2d. Only darkspawn between me and freedom?
Gorim: "Bhelen underestimated you. Much as we underestimated him." (VO: trying to sound cheerful and hopeful)
Gorim: "I begged to go with you and fight at your side, but Bhelen's pet nobles wouldn't hear of it." (VO: wistful, sad) *Go to tree 5*

(IF: Duncan_Accepted) 3. Duncan said he'd ask my father if I could join the Wardens.
Gorim: "Well, perhaps this was meant to be." (VO: trying to sound cheerful)
Gorim: "If you can find them, I'm sure you can join them and escape the Deep Roads." (VO: trying to sound cheerful) *Go to tree 4, lines 2a, 2b, 2c, and 2d*

4. I'm supposed to turn to humans for help?
Gorim: "The Grey Wardens aren't all humans. Remember the stories of the dwarven Wardens who lifted the hundred-day siege of Orzammar." (VO: trying to sound cheerful)
Gorim: "If you can find them, I'm sure you can join them and escape the Deep Roads." (VO: trying to sound cheerful) *Go to tree 4, lines 2a, 2b, 2c, and 2d*

(IF: Duncan_Spoken) 5. The Grey Wardens seemed good men, for humans.
Gorim: "There are worse ways for a warrior to live than fighting the darkspawn with such allies." (VO: trying to sound cheerful)
Gorim: "If you can find them, I'm sure you can join them and escape the Deep Roads." (VO: trying to sound cheerful) *Go to tree 4, lines 2a, 2b, 2c, and 2d*

6. I deserve no such mercy.
(Female) Gorim: "My lady, please. Do not grant Bhelen this victory." (VO: pleading, distressed)
(Male) Gorim: "My lord, please. Do not be so hard on yourself." (VO: pleading, distressed)
Gorim: "Trian's death is a tragedy. Do not compound it by taking your own life. As a Warden, you could make up for all that happened." (VO: sad, trying to be persuasive)
Gorim: "The Grey Wardens don't care about a person's past. They recruit for daring, intelligence, and martial power." (VO: Awed, respectful.)
Gorim: "If you can find them, I'm sure you can join them and escape the Deep Roads." (VO: trying to sound cheerful) *Go to tree 4, lines 2a, 2b, 2c, and 2d*


TREE 5
1. You're safer going to the surface.
Gorim: "I would give up all the safety in the world to go down this dark path with you." (VO: Noble, sincere.)
Gorim: "Our time is up. May the Paragons guide your sword and the Stone hold you up." (VO: A religious farewell.)
1a. Goodbye, Gorim.
Gorim: "I will always be your man, my Lady/Lord Aeducan." (VO: sincere, emotional)
Guard: "They are ready for you now." (VO: polite, but curt. Sombre.) *END DIALOGUE*
1b. The same to you, my friend.
Gorim: "I will always be your man, my Lady/Lord Aeducan." (VO: sincere, emotional)
Guard: "They are ready for you now." (VO: polite, but curt. Sombre.) *END DIALOGUE*
(If: Gorim_Romantic) 1c. Wait, please. *Go to tree 6*

2. I wish you were going to be at my side, as well.
Gorim: "I'm going to try to go to Denerim, the human capital. If you make it out, find me." (VO: serious, sad)
2a. Goodbye, Gorim.
Gorim: "Good luck." (VO: sincere, emotional)
Guard: "They are ready for you now." (VO: polite, but curt. Sombre.) *END DIALOGUE*
(If: Gorim_Romantic) 2b. Wait, please. *Go to tree 6*
2c. Count on it.
Gorim: "Our time is up. May the Paragons guide your sword and the Stone hold you up." (VO: A religious farewell.) *Go to tree 5, lines 3a, 3b, 3c*

3. I'll be all right.
Gorim: "I know you will, but still..." (VO: sad)
Gorim: "Our time is up. May the Paragons guide your sword and the Stone hold you up." (VO: A religious farewell.)
3a. Goodbye, Gorim.
Gorim: "I will always be your man, my Lady/Lord Aeducan." (VO: sincere, emotional)
Guard: "They are ready for you now." (VO: polite, but curt. Sombre.) *END DIALOGUE*
3b. The same to you, my friend.
Gorim: "I will always be your man, my Lady/Lord Aeducan." (VO: sincere, emotional)
Guard: "They are ready for you now." (VO: polite, but curt. Sombre.) *END DIALOGUE*
(If: Gorim_Romantic) 3c. Wait, please. *Go to tree 6*

4. I'll be better off without you.
Gorim: "Very well, then. Goodbye, my Lady/Lord Aeducan." (VO: polite)
4a. Goodbye, Gorim.
Gorim: "Good luck." (VO: sincere, emotional)
Guard: "They are ready for you now." (VO: polite, but curt. Sombre.) *END DIALOGUE*
4b. Wait. I didn't mean it like that.
Gorim: "I know. But I do have to go. Good luck to you." (VO: sincere, emotional)
Guard: "They are ready for you now." (VO: polite, but curt. Sombre.) *END DIALOGUE*
4c. Are you still here?
Gorim: "No. Ser Gorim isn't anywhere anymore." (VO: hopeless)
Guard: "They are ready for you now." (VO: polite, but curt. Sombre.) *END DIALOGUE*

TREE 6
Gorim: "We have no time, my heart." (VO: very sad)
1. Just hold me one last time.
Gorim: "The guards won't keep quiet about something like that. Your family will know..." (VO: Hesitant, afraid.)
1a. You're right. We must still protect our reputations.
Gorim: "As you say, my dearest one." (VO: full of emotion)
Gorim: "I must go now. I will always love you, my lady." (VO: sincere, emotional)
Guard: "They are ready for you now." (VO: polite, but curt. Sombre.) *END DIALOGUE*
1b. Who cares what people think now?
Gorim: "As you say, my dearest one." (VO: full of emotion)
(Action: Fade out, fade back in.)
Gorim: "I must go now. I will always love you, my lady." (VO: sincere, emotional)
Guard: "They are ready for you now." (VO: polite, but curt. Sombre.) *END DIALOGUE*

2. You're right. Go.
Gorim: "I will always love you, my lady." (VO: sincere, emotional)
Guard: "They are ready for you now." (VO: polite, but curt. Sombre.) *END DIALOGUE*

[Sarah1281]

Oh my God, thank you! I'm just at that scene now.

[soignee]

YOU WILL AWAYS LOVE ME? YEAH RIGHT GORIM

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF-

[Gilsa]

soignee wrote...

YOU WILL AWAYS LOVE ME? YEAH RIGHT GORIM
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF-

If I should stay,
I would only be in your way.
So I'll go, but I know
I'll think of you ev'ry step of the way.

And I will always love you.
I will always love you.
You, my darling you. Hmm.

Bittersweet memories
that is all I'm taking with me.
So, goodbye. Please, don't cry.
We both know I'm not what you, you need.

And I will always love you.
I will always love you.

(Instrumental solo)

I hope life treats you kind
And I hope you have all you've dreamed of.
And I wish to you, joy and happiness.
But above all this, I wish you love.

And I will always love you.
I will always love you.
I will always love you.
I will always love you.
I will always love you.
I, I will always love you.

You, darling, I love you.
Ooh, I'll always, I'll always love you.

Modifié par Gilsa, 02 mai 2010 - 09:15 .