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[Fangirl17]

I liked her voice.I love listening to her talk.I love all of the companion's voice acting actually ^^

[Face of Evil]

I always thought that Morrigan's accent was used to make her more exotic. Everything about Morrigan seems deliberate in that way, which makes sense, since her ultimate purpose was to seduce a Grey Warden and …



Wait, no spoilers.

[vometia]

As someone who's lived in England all my life, I'm a little perplexed about the "aristocratic" angle: it's a very generic south eastern accent that you'll hear all over the Home Counties, albeit with slightly odd diction, although it works very well with the character.  (Yes, I know Claudia Black is Australian and not English, which surprised me given the accent in question).

I think the voice is very well done, but it's really not something I'd describe as aristocratic.

[Si-Shen]

Likely because the person heard what they believed was english and just put in their mind, it must be aristocratic!



Its a common failing people have when they hear an unfamiliar accent.

[trafficpenaltytribunal]

its' deffo an Australian accent, as is the face, which is more native Australian in appearance than the original actress. As a south eastern UK person, it's neither English nor aristocratic.

Twit.

Thinking of Miranda in ME2.

Morrigan English but not aristo - not enoiugh drawl. Not even assertive public servant middle class - more academic challenging.

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[jpmcruiser]

this reply is probably a bit late... but i thought that morrigan should of had a younger voice actress. Her voice doesn't really sound realistic (imagine anyone in real life talking like morrigan...). I know she's a witch and all, but her voice just isn't right

[DreamSever]

her voice was majestic in origins, sounded rushed in witch hunt though