Persephone wrote...
Yankee23 wrote...
Anyone see this in the Loghain thread?
Someone googled it and found this:phaonica wrote...
I went on google and found this on a Russian website:L: I did not want to see this happen to Cailan, but it seemed necessary at the time. Like many things do, I suppose.
A: No, you see, this isn't something you can explain away. The man you killed, the son of Maric, is right here, in this field of dead.
L: I am aware, Alistair, thank you.
PC: No plea for forgiveness?
L: I ask for none. I made my choices with the good of Ferelden in mind.
*
PC: That response hardly seems like enough.
L: And what would be enough? What form of penance matters to a dead man?
A: I'm sure we could come up with something entertaining for the rest of us.
*
PC: Pity for him or you?
L: I ask for none. I made my choices with the good of Ferelden in mind.
A: Good work, that.
L: I regret many things, but dwelling on what could have been serves no one, least of all Cailan. I will make peace in my own time.
*
PC: Cailan was a fool.
L: I thought so at the time. Inexperienced, rash, naive. But as I have come to know, my supposed wisdom served me no better.
A: Good work, that.
L: I regret many things, but dwelling on what could have been serves no one, least of all Cailan. I will make peace in my own time.
It's prefaced with this (translated by Google Translator):
"Dialogue Logeyna and Alistair from the "Return to Ostagar", not included in the final version for obvious reasons."
I am "Someone".
In my very humble opinion that scene (All dialogue options are linked to the Youtube link above) is one of the most intense, moving and tragic in all DAO. I wish they had kept it in somehow. It shows Loghain's human side so well.
Edit: Ack ToP...I'll be back.
Modifié par Yankee23, 17 septembre 2010 - 04:40 .





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