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[MelRedux]

You know, I told myself that today I would stay away from the forums while at work, and actually do some work. That lasted an hour and a half.



Good morning!!

[SurelyForth]

Mel_Redux wrote...

You know, I told myself that today I would stay away from the forums while at work, and actually do some work. That lasted an hour and a half.

Good morning!!

Good morning!

[sylvanaerie]

Mel_Redux wrote...

You know, I told myself that today I would stay away from the forums while at work, and actually do some work. That lasted an hour and a half.

Good morning!!

Good morning and you're forgiven, Alistair is quite irresistable after all

[MelRedux]

sylvanaerie wrote...

Mel_Redux wrote...

You know, I told myself that today I would stay away from the forums while at work, and actually do some work. That lasted an hour and a half.

Good morning!!

Good morning and you're forgiven, Alistair is quite irresistable after all

Lol...I don't know if that excuse is vaild.

Boss: You've been spending half your days on forums!  What do you have to say for yourself??
Me: But, but....Alistair!
Boss: Well why didn't you say so?!  Carry on.

[KnightofPhoenix]

Since there was a lot of Eamon love, I guess I should post this







Who can hate this old, fat man?

[MelRedux]

The width of his nose frightens me.

[Serissia]

*raises hand* I hate Eamon.

[Sandtigress]

Honestly, I think Eamon loved Alistair, he just sucked at it. The fact that he fixed his mother's amulet and tried to visit him at the monastery is very similar to what Eamon does for daughter Rowan if she is born and sent to the Tower. Then again, he did do a bang-up job of destroying any and all self-confidence that Alistair might have had in himself in an attempt to keep the boy from having ideas of starting a revolution against Cailan.



I think he was just an inept but well-meaning foster-father of sorts.



As to Maric, we don't necessarily know that Maric knew much about the situation. We have no idea what Eamon told Maric, or what Duncan told Maric, if anything. According to Alistair, he only visited once, and Eamon could very well have dressed him up for the occasion so that Maric suspected nothing. Even with the Chantry situation, everyone might have agreed that it was the best for Alistair since as a Templar he would never have offspring to challenge Cailan's position. Even if he were a loving father, Maric would have to realize that the security of the throne came before any fatherly instincts he might have. At least in the Chantry Alistair would be relatively safe and well-educated and not living in absolute poverty.

[KnightofPhoenix]

Serissia wrote...

*raises hand* I hate Eamon.

You know you want to feel his beard, however inferior it is to The Beard, all over you

[KnightofPhoenix]

Sandtigress wrote...
Even if he were a loving father, Maric would have to realize that the security of the throne came before any fatherly instincts he might have.

Then he shouldn't have gotten himself in this mess in the first place.
But he clearly doesn't give a **** about anything.

[cmessaz]

My wishes are coming true, check this out!
http://www.dragonage...ile.php?id=1274

For the life of me I can't remember the name of this sword in Oblivion.

Modifié par cmessaz, 26 mai 2010 - 02:42 .

[Herr Uhl]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Sandtigress wrote...
Even if he were a loving father, Maric would have to realize that the security of the throne came before any fatherly instincts he might have.

Then he shouldn't have gotten himself in this mess in the first place.
But he clearly doesn't give a **** about anything.

He still cares about getting laid.

[SurelyForth]

cmessaz wrote...

My wishes are coming true, check this out!
http://www.dragonage...ile.php?id=1274

For the life of me I can't remember the name of this sword in Oblivion.

Dusk Fang/Dawn Fang, I think.

[Sandtigress]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Sandtigress wrote...
Even if he were a loving father, Maric would have to realize that the security of the throne came before any fatherly instincts he might have.

Then he shouldn't have gotten himself in this mess in the first place.
But he clearly doesn't give a **** about anything.

Well, he never expected Fiona to get pregnant, for one.  And when he found out he had a child, he wanted to raise him at court - it was Fiona who nixed the plan.  Was Eamon a great choice?  Probably not, but I can see where Maric could think that having his brother-in-law raise the child was a good idea.  It's not entirely his fault that it didn't work out so well.

[cmessaz]

SurelyForth wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

My wishes are coming true, check this out!
http://www.dragonage...ile.php?id=1274

For the life of me I can't remember the name of this sword in Oblivion.

Dusk Fang/Dawn Fang, I think.

Right, thanks!

[Serissia]

Sandtigress wrote...
As to Maric, we don't necessarily know that Maric knew much about the situation. We have no idea what Eamon told Maric, or what Duncan told Maric, if anything. According to Alistair, he only visited once, and Eamon could very well have dressed him up for the occasion so that Maric suspected nothing. Even with the Chantry situation, everyone might have agreed that it was the best for Alistair since as a Templar he would never have offspring to challenge Cailan's position. Even if he were a loving father, Maric would have to realize that the security of the throne came before any fatherly instincts he might have. At least in the Chantry Alistair would be relatively safe and well-educated and not living in absolute poverty.

Personally I've always thought he was sent to the Chantry purly for the education.  If Alistair had been sent to simply squire somewhere there would of been no guarantee that the education/care he recieved would of been any better than what Eamon was doing. 

That is if Alistair is Fiona's son and it all wasn't simply coincidence.  Duncan would of known he'd be able to conscript Alistair if necessary later on.

[Bratt1204]

cmessaz wrote...

My wishes are coming true, check this out!
http://www.dragonage...ile.php?id=1274

For the life of me I can't remember the name of this sword in Oblivion.

Nice swords 

[SurelyForth]

cmessaz wrote...

SurelyForth wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

My wishes are coming true, check this out!
http://www.dragonage...ile.php?id=1274

For the life of me I can't remember the name of this sword in Oblivion.

Dusk Fang/Dawn Fang, I think.

Right, thanks!

But the question is, will these swords keep a running tally of how many enemies I have smote with them?

[cmessaz]

SurelyForth wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

SurelyForth wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

My wishes are coming true, check this out!
http://www.dragonage...ile.php?id=1274

For the life of me I can't remember the name of this sword in Oblivion.

Dusk Fang/Dawn Fang, I think.

Right, thanks!

But the question is, will these swords keep a running tally of how many enemies I have smote with them?

Oooooh yeah. Duskfang's thirst has been quenched. COOL.

[Nu-Nu]

Sandtigress wrote...

Honestly, I think Eamon loved Alistair, he just sucked at it. The fact that he fixed his mother's amulet and tried to visit him at the monastery is very similar to what Eamon does for daughter Rowan if she is born and sent to the Tower. Then again, he did do a bang-up job of destroying any and all self-confidence that Alistair might have had in himself in an attempt to keep the boy from having ideas of starting a revolution against Cailan.

I think he was just an inept but well-meaning foster-father of sorts.

As to Maric, we don't necessarily know that Maric knew much about the situation. We have no idea what Eamon told Maric, or what Duncan told Maric, if anything. According to Alistair, he only visited once, and Eamon could very well have dressed him up for the occasion so that Maric suspected nothing. Even with the Chantry situation, everyone might have agreed that it was the best for Alistair since as a Templar he would never have offspring to challenge Cailan's position. Even if he were a loving father, Maric would have to realize that the security of the throne came before any fatherly instincts he might have. At least in the Chantry Alistair would be relatively safe and well-educated and not living in absolute poverty.

Maric wasn't even a good father to his legitamate son, I don't think he has fatherly instincts.

[Addai]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Sandtigress wrote...
Even if he were a loving father, Maric would have to realize that the security of the throne came before any fatherly instincts he might have.

Then he shouldn't have gotten himself in this mess in the first place.
But he clearly doesn't give a **** about anything.

All the Maric and Eamon hate. 

I see it as a question of good intentions gone terribly awry.  And depending how Alistair's story ends up in Origins, it could go very, very terribly awry, like with him getting his head cut off or turning into a drunk.  You can't read the end of The Calling and say that Maric doesn't care about his sons or that he's a womanizer.  Also, it is obvious to me that Eamon genuinely cares about Alistair.  The clusterfark of good intentions and bad outcomes is what tragedy is made of.

[SurelyForth]

cmessaz wrote...

Oooooh yeah. Duskfang's thirst has been quenched. COOL.

Now I'm imagining Dusk/Dawn Fang getting shirty with me over having to kill so many darkspawn, because they taste so bad, and it's cracking me up for some reason.

I must download these and DW them.

Modifié par SurelyForth, 26 mai 2010 - 02:49 .

[Addai]

Nu-Nu wrote...

Maric wasn't even a good father to his legitamate son, I don't think he has fatherly instincts.

From what we can tell, he never had a father or father figure himself.

[cmessaz]

[quote]SurelyForth wrote...

[quote]cmessaz wrote...

But the question is, will these swords keep a running tally of how many enemies I have smote with them?
Oooooh yeah. Duskfang's thirst has been quenched. COOL.[/quote]

[quote]Now I'm imagining Dusk/Dawn Fang getting shirty with me over having to kill so many darkspawn, because they taste so bad, and it's cracking me up for some reason.

I must download these and DW them.
[/quote]
I know! Blast it all, my new character is an archer.  Time to start over!

Modifié par cmessaz, 26 mai 2010 - 02:53 .

[KnightofPhoenix]

Nu-Nu wrote...
Maric wasn't even a good father to his legitamate son, I don't think he has fatherly instincts.

And hence why Cailan is an utter imbecile.

The Therein line is highly overrated. The Aeducans own them in all aspects.