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[Sir JK]

Aermas, looting from her husband? Most people have moral qualms about looting in the first place, let alone from a loved one that just died. She probably have difficulty just seeing his body. Saying that she should strip his body is quite... heartless.

[Rawgrim]

Yeah. Happens all the time that one. A friend of mine lost his father recently. Heart attack. He of course immediatly took his dads wallet, and his leather jacket. Shoes as well. Not.

[Aermas]

With Flemeth hanging around she had time to take to bury Wesley most likely. So the armor would be useful to her. Even if that was not the case, she could do it out of survival.

[Schuback]

Aveline not pretty.... again.

[Aermas]

Rawgrim wrote...

Yeah. Happens all the time that one. A friend of mine lost his father recently. Heart attack. He of course immediatly took his dads wallet, and his leather jacket. Shoes as well. Not.

There is a legal document called a "Will" in which one gives someone their worldly possessions on the event of their death

[Atakuma]

You are taking this too seriously.

[errant_knight]

Aermas wrote...

With Flemeth hanging around she had time to take to bury Wesley most likely. So the armor would be useful to her. Even if that was not the case, she could do it out of survival.

She wouldn't have buried him, they would have burned his body on a pyre. Fereldens don't bury people. Leaving his armor on him for that probably wouldn't have been a good thing for reasons that I don't even want to think about and wish I hadn't. Gah. Anyhoo, the armor would have been there. It depends on the type of person Aveline is as to whether wearing his armor would be a comfort or distressing. It could go either way.

Modifié par errant_knight, 26 novembre 2010 - 05:49 .

[Rawgrim]

Indeed he is. Truth be told, If I was fleeing a horde of darkspawn, I would grab the closest weapon I could find, and run. I wouldn`t bother to change my outfit. And if Flemeth popped up, I would probably listen to what she said (if there was time), before even considering burrying anyone. Maybe thats just me though.

[biostarfan]

she looks badass... I also wonder if she has anything to do with the avine leliana spoke about as some one mentioned.

[Atakuma]

biostarfan wrote...

she looks badass... I also wonder if she has anything to do with the avine leliana spoke about as some one mentioned.

She is named after her but they are not related in any way.

[Aermas]

errant_knight wrote...

Aermas wrote...

With Flemeth hanging around she had time to take to bury Wesley most likely. So the armor would be useful to her. Even if that was not the case, she could do it out of survival.

She wouldn't have buried him, they would have burned his body on a pyre. Leaving his armor on him for that probably wouldn't have been a good thing for reasons that I don't even want to think about and wish I hadn't. Gah. Anyhoo, the armor would have been there. It depends on the type of person Aveline is as to whether wearing his armor would be a comfort or distressing. It could go either way.

You seem to have an indepth understanding of Aveline & the situation, & on the funerary rights of citizens of Ferelden.

[errant_knight]

Aermas wrote...

errant_knight wrote...

Aermas wrote...

With Flemeth hanging around she had time to take to bury Wesley most likely. So the armor would be useful to her. Even if that was not the case, she could do it out of survival.

She wouldn't have buried him, they would have burned his body on a pyre. Leaving his armor on him for that probably wouldn't have been a good thing for reasons that I don't even want to think about and wish I hadn't. Gah. Anyhoo, the armor would have been there. It depends on the type of person Aveline is as to whether wearing his armor would be a comfort or distressing. It could go either way.

You seem to have an indepth understanding of Aveline & the situation, & on the funerary rights of citizens of Ferelden.

 You played the game, too, right? There was quite a bit of discussion of what was done with bodies according to Chantry tradition and how it differed from elven and dwarven rites. Also, he was tainted. If there was time to do anything, they would have burnt the body. And I said nothing about Aveline other than that she may or may not have found wearing her dead husband's armor acceptable. Tell me, exactly how is that a stretch?

Modifié par errant_knight, 26 novembre 2010 - 06:00 .

[Rawgrim]

Quite right, errant.

[errant_knight]

*tips hat to Rawgrim*

[Leonia]

Andrastians burn their dead: fact. It's to remember Andraste and how she died burning at the stake.
Granted, in the comics we see people being buried but I think that is canon-mistake or possibly because the humans weren't necessarly Andrastian. Dalish bury their dead and plant a tree in their remains (except Velanna is too lazy to plant trees as we see in Awakening). Dwarves build tombs for their dead.

Modifié par leonia42, 26 novembre 2010 - 05:59 .

[Maria Caliban]

If Aveline were a food, what food would she be?

[HighMoon]

Pineapple perhaps?

[Rawgrim]

She would be forbidden fruit, no doubt.

[Rawgrim]

Sorry, I thought you said Andraste...Aveline would be....a coconut.

[Maria Caliban]

Golden-Rose wrote...

Pineapple perhaps?

Why pineapple? I see her as being something very hardy and down-to-earth.

Potatoes, root vegetables, beef. Stewed together for a long time.

She's a pot roast.

[GodWood]

Shes really pretty.

Maria Caliban wrote...
If Aveline were a food, what food would she be?

C'mon Bioware, you know you wanna....

[Maria Caliban]

I admit that this was a blatant attempt to lure out a BioWriter and get them to tell me what foods the companions are.

Modifié par Maria Caliban, 26 novembre 2010 - 06:41 .

[GodWood]

Are they even awake?