Jenova65 wrote...
As long as he doesn't give me that rose, I think I can manage that (I am avoiding the handsome line and the dialogue regarding lampposts atm.....) My husband wrecked my fun tonight lol, I had just about finished the Brecilian Forest and keen to get back to the Dalish camp so I can leave and trigger the Zev ambush... And HE wants to watch Friends.......... (we are having our annual Friends marathon, which better be over by next Friday, lol) So now I have to wait til at least tomorrow nightejoslin wrote...
Jenova65 wrote...
@ejoslin, since you are so well versed on Zev maybe you know how to just not start the Alistair romance while still being nice? I don't like being a douche so would rather avoid any confusion in the first place, iyswim? Plus if he gives me THAT quivering lip face I WILL cry.
Alistair's romance is easy not to start. Don't call him handsome. Don't tell him he's special to you (even when the two other conversation choices are snarky), and if he asks if it's ok if he calls you beautiful, tell him you would rather he diddn't (this actually should cut the romance off permanently).
If you flirt with Alistair in any way, shape, or form, it turns the romance on. One of the funniest conversations I ever had regarding that issue is one where trying to convince him to marry Anora. It went something like, "WHY should I marry her?" "Because I find men in power attractive." "Oooooh! I didn't know that!" "So you'l do it?" "WAIT! What about US?" "There IS no 'us!"'" (and IRL I'm going WTF?) Bam -20 approval.
He did marry her, FWIW.Maybe Friday............
Lamppost is a great conversation to have if you want to friendzone him. When he talks about being a gentleman in front of beautiful women, ask him if he thinks you're beautiful. When he asks if he should, tell him that you wish he wouldn't. No more romance starter lines.





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