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[Warrior Priest]

To me it seems Flemeth wants to die, as it feels like its the way the new Flemeth are born,ie Morrigan was Flemet all along, they even look similar,(ok shes flemeths daughter) same eyes same twisted humor.

Then again, if thers a giant or dragon anywhere, i will go out of my way to battle it!

[BunnyisCthulhu]

SirOccam wrote...

Kimarous wrote...

www.youtube.com/watch

Conversation starts at 1:48. Quote starting at 3:37: "Indeed. That is primarily what this tome details. The various daughters that Flemeth has... acquired. Their preparation and training."

That sounds awfully list-like to me...

So apparently I do not remember correctly. That still leaves the possibility that Morrigan is lying, though, and as much as I always end up trusting Morrigan, it's still trust. We don't have an opportunity to look in the book for ourselves, and if we wanted to get really nitpicky about it, we have no way of verifying the authenticity of the book.

Also, I hate to say it because I know how ridiculous it sounds, but I think there's still a little bit of wiggle room in the way Morrigan phrases that sentence. I think there is still a chance (however small) that she could be misinterpreting what was in there. For example, she may have read something about training her daughter(s) and also something about possession, and drew a connection there that possibly wasn't meant to be drawn.

I'm not defending Flemeth, and I already know what side I'd take (Morrigan's) no matter what, but I just don't think that these stories are enough on their own to justify killing Flemeth, even with Morrigan's assertions. I think no matter what, trust has to enter into everyone's decision, at least to some degree.

Well if you go into detail with Morrigan about the Dark Ritual, she does reveal that it was Flemeth who taught her this ritual and it was part (I fully expect Flemeth to have various other reasons) for sending Morrigan with you. That alone shows Morrigan is willing to lie to you if it suits her.

[Gavinthelocust]

If you've killed her in an earlier playthrough you plan on importing then spare her in this, makes each import unique.

[Victia]

My warden didn't kill flemeth, firstly she saved the warden, alistairs and my puppys lives, she knows a lot (enough that she marks you and alistair as important from day 1), she has proved herself useful to maric and I am sure countless others. And quite honestly I don't think she is more deceitful than morrigan and I pref flemeths character

[NKKKK]

I have the feeling that Flemeth is the final boss of this game.

[coolide]

The geezer only saved you because she needed you. She would have let you die otherwise. She's a manipulative **** who is just using you for her own personal gain.

[Derrp]

Trusting Flemeth wouldn't be wise, kill her ... and if you encounter her later on kill her again.

Modifié par Derrp, 15 janvier 2011 - 07:57 .

[Milkinator]

Man ill kill anything thats in dragon form.

[atheelogos]

NKKKK wrote...

I have the feeling that Flemeth is the final boss of this game.

And I have a feeling that she is an ally throughout the game.

[Rankao]

Malanek999 wrote...

I don't think she minds you "killing" her at all. I believe it fits into her plan, which ultimately is to inhabit the body of an old god ie potentially Morrigans baby. She didn't seem interested in defending her actions when you talk to her. She wanted Morrigan to have the grimoir but got pissed off if you said you would keep it for yourself.

doubtful. Flemth is likely the first Archdemon to be killed. I'm 90% certain that will be a "big reveal" down the line of dragon age. She likely will need her "grandson" to help defeat the "last blight." Ending the Dragon Age series.