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[lady winde]

So I was talking with a friend, love you victoria , earlier about Alistair and his mother.

Those who have read Dragon Age: The Calling know that his mother was not some serving girl in a castle but an elven mage that was also a Grey Warden named Fiona. I know that she did not wish Alistair to know about her since she didn't want him to suffer because of her elven blood... but there was one part bothering me.

His sister.

Surely his sister would know that their mother wasn't some mere serving girl. Judging the way Fiona felt regarding her past it would seem like such a backword step to take. Perhaps at the time baby Alistair arrived at Redcliff, Goldanna's mother had past away while giving birth, the baby along with it, allowing the perfect cover for our favorite bastard prince . Somewhere along the way someone overhears Duncan telling Arl Eamon the baby is Maric's and there you have it.

Unless of course, Fiona had another baby prior to becoming a Grey Warden but it seems doubtful a Grey Warden would be able to have two children after the joining unless it was before drinking darkspawn blood.

Anyways I have no doubt the pendant he was given was Fiona's. It would seem too cruel to not have anything connected to the mother he truly does not know.

Thoughts?

Modifié par lady winde, 10 novembre 2009 - 08:30 .

[David Gaider]

Assuming that the child from the book and Alistair are, indeed, one and the same... yes, Goldanna wouldn't have really been his sister. She would have been the daughter of the maid who died in childbirth, and Goldanna likely was unaware that her mother's baby also died and that Alistair is indeed of no relation to her.



Assuming that he isn't actually the maid's child, of course.

[David Gaider]

lady winde wrote...
It is possible for Grey Warden females to have children. It's just something that is extremely unlikely. The same goes for male Grey Wardens too.

And for two Grey Wardens to have children with each other, almost impossible.