Xandurpein wrote...
I had always assumed that marrying Alistair was something you agreed upon in advance, not sprang upon him at the Landsmeet. It still feels very wierd to me that it's done that way, but I'll not pass any judgement on how anyone roleplay this.
Tirigon wrote...
Xandurpein wrote...
I had always assumed that marrying Alistair was something you agreed upon in advance, not sprang upon him at the Landsmeet. It still feels very wierd to me that it's done that way, but I'll not pass any judgement on how anyone roleplay this.
But you DO agree upon the marriage in advance, at least if your PC is in love with Alistair.
HarlequinDream wrote...
Or you can. You don't have to.
Do you? When? When he asks if you have a future together? I don't recall marriage ever coming up.Tirigon wrote...
Xandurpein wrote...
I had always assumed that marrying Alistair was something you agreed upon in advance, not sprang upon him at the Landsmeet. It still feels very wierd to me that it's done that way, but I'll not pass any judgement on how anyone roleplay this.
But you DO agree upon the marriage in advance, at least if your PC is in love with Alistair.
Sarah1281 wrote...
Do you? When? When he asks if you have a future together? I don't recall marriage ever coming up.
If the subject of marriage could come up he wouldn't be so shocked about the engagement although you can have the option of saying something like 'I won't let you go' which could imply eventual marriage.Tirigon wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
Do you? When? When he asks if you have a future together? I don't recall marriage ever coming up.
I don´t remember anymore if you especially say "I´ll marry you!" but I think saying that you will stay with him forever - and he approves of that - means you don´t force anything on him. And I think you can talk about marrying him before the Landsmeet.
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