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All understood, but I still can't not make him king. Maybe it's my bias from liking Maric so much, but to me, Alistair was just meant to be king. As he says (my DEF just heard itMerilsell wrote...
Addai67 wrote...
One thing that did surprise me is that he says "I didn't want to be king, and I still don't." I had always said that a hardened Alistair wanted to be king. He doesn't, he's just more willing to accept it and see the good in it.
That's how I see it as well. He is happier as a Warden but his sense of duty is stronger in that moment, even when he's hardened. He feels obliged to takes the throne because it's his duty and sees that he can do some good, as said. The face he makes when asking "are you willing to give up your freedom for it" says a lot as well. I think a great deal of his willingness to become king is that the only other option is the hated Anora. I quite don't know if he would be so persistent if there were another candidate. Interesting was also that he said to my FEM who stayed as mistress; "Being king is bearable-- as long I have you." (D'aaaww) So even hardened he isn't ecstatic of the idea to be king but he copes with it -- better than unhardened Ali for sure--- but I tend to think it's not the life he eventually wanted for himself.
Nevertheless I prefer Warden Alistair (though depends on the PC I'm playing) Lets have Ali his well deserved freedom, he never had in his life before. Stupid biatch can keep the throne. *shrug*
), it's all tolerable since he has someone he loves with him. And he makes a good king, someone who can make a difference for the elves. Especially with the taint marking you, you know that the Warden and Alistair are going to end up together at the end of their lives. At least, it seems to me that that's how it should be. So you make the best of what lies in between.Yes, I'm not sure I understood every panel, but it seems like he starts out passive and thinking about his lover, then as he begins to picture her walking into the mouth of the archdemon (that's the one panel where Aeducan is in the mouth of a dragon, no??), that's when he flips Morrigan over and gets at it. I think it's a plausible scenario. Like aimo said in the comments, I hate that the scene plays as if it's a regular tent scene, and that Alistair gets the same scene as if it was a male PC in a romance with Morrigan. WTH is that?@Aimo's comic: Maker tis totally sad and emotional, yet this is how I picture the DR and Ali. He is doing this to save the woman he loves and therefore willing to sacrifice himself for this deed *sad panda* He thinks of all the things he has found and experienced and therefore is not willing to give this up. Yet all the guilt and agony showing through during the 'act' there ---simply beautiful in a twisted way.
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