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Ryzaki wrote...

And didn't Gaider say how the Codexs weren't exactly neutral?

No they aren't but Genitivi is a scholar (a historian who"s job it is to record important placves and people) and while he's considered heretical by the Chantry, given his codex entries it is likely because of his non dogmatic approach to the Chant. He has no reason to lie and while you can't take the word of a single man to represent a whole people (or the opinion of a group of uneducated savages as is the case with Fereldens) he's as good a source as any of the second hand stories we hear about the importance of the Templars.

[InfiniteAvenger]

TS2Aggie wrote...

Not hypocritical at all. She believes (or wants to believe) that her relationship with the Dalish warden is only physical and not based on love or emotion of any kind. Cammen and Gheyna's relationship is clearly more about love and thus she disapproves.<br />
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At worst she's lying to herself about her feelings for the warden, not being hypocritical.

I completely agree with you, TS2Aggie.

-IA

[Gallimatia]

If you want hypocracy how about this, Morrigan approves (+2 points) if a female Warden seduce Cammen but a male Warden that seduce Gheyna gets no approval. I suspect she likes seeing her female friends coax and conquer and her male friends remain chaste. The hypocracy!