Funny_chan wrote...
I believe that Flemeth is both an Old God/Old God baby and Andraste. That's the reason the people of Haven thought the dragon was Andraste. Also, I see a similarity between her history with her husband and Andraste's history with the Maker. BTW, Old Gods are known for singing beautifully, same as Andraste.
Also, as someone pointed out, there is a rumour that Andraste was in fact a powerful mage.
Here's the description for the companion gift "The Search for the True Prophet":
This tattered tome explores the possibility that Andraste was a powerful mage, not the Maker's Chosen. It seems this book was saved from a fire at some point.
asaiasai wrote...
3)The Grimware says that Flemeth steals the bodies of her daughters.
Does the Grimware say that? How do you know you can not read it, it is a gift and so you are reliant on Flemeth/Morrigan telling you that is what it says.
Indeed! I find this banter with Shale especially intriguing:
Shale: I understand the swamp witch is out to slay its own mother?
Morrigan: Entirely in self-defense.
Shale: So it claims. It could not have been its plan from the very beginning, then.
Morrigan: I knew nothing about my mother's... intentions... prior to finding the book. 'Twas your notion I arranged that?
Shale: Unnecessary, considering it is the only one who can read the book. It could just as well be a journal, or a book of recipes.
Morrigan: Would you like me to teach you how to read the book? Then you can see for yourself.
Shale: (Snorts) Now it is testing me.
Morrigan: (Chuckles) Well do you care enough to learn, or no?
Shale: No. I do not care.
Morrigan: Then leave me be.
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