I loved that determination! (And I love the way you described it; laser-guided, intense, definitely!) He is so an Anti-Villain. Heheh, and I guess he is sort of a hippie/college student in his beliefs... it's kind of beautiful about him even though he was so misguided. He really did mean to do the right thing.Pseudocognition wrote...
Yes. IRL not so much, but fictional characters with laser guided intense yet misaimed determination? I dig it. Even if they're absolutely horrible people I get really invested in characters who think they're doing the right thing especially if it's at the cost of their health/sanity/reputation/social standing etc. (Which sounds like the college experience, so I guess I can relate?)
Imagine if I'd gotten the clip where he's practicing with his weapon and without a shirt!Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
OK,
nevermind. I see this clip and I like this guy's voice, a lot. And I
can see your point about them being drinking buddies-- as long as Nuada
didn't get it into Fenris' head that all humans need to die.
Hey, you know, the actor's British. I wonder if... nah, probably not. But I do love his voice too.
Fenris... I want to believe he could never be made to hate humans! But you know, even Nuada... his problem was just that he hadn't met humans, only watched them from afar. In real life, if he became a spokesman for his people, millions of people would join his cause and lobby for elven rights and all that good stuff. Granted, most of those millions would be women, but still! I maintain that if he got to know us, he would've liked us.
And we would've liked him. In fact, he probably would've gotten too much 'liking' to want to make war on us anymore.
Am I right? Am I right? Aw, okay, I'll stop now.
That's definitely my theory, in part; I think the best and most-beloved romances are either "too dangerous for one reason or another to try in real life, and yet so delicious in fiction": (Bishop, Atton, Zevran) or "pretty much exactly the kind of person you wish you'd meet in real life" (Carth, Alistair.) I think Fenris, on the other hand, is going to be perfectly in the middle, much like Gann of MotB.HolyJellyfish wrote...
I agree. IRL, those are ingredients
for all kindsa bad disaster. In game? Legit. But that's what makes it a
fantasy game, right? Enjoying characters who typically are unhealthy in
the real world?
That, IMO, is the sweet spot--somebody it would be a little dangerous to romance in real life, but that you might give a chance anyway because there's just something so compelling about them.
My fangirl's heart would shrivel like a raisin, but I could live with it in general. Like MarginalBeast, I'd be more disappointed if he was a romance and I felt it was badly done.MarginalBeast wrote...
I'dro0st3r wrote...
Would you guys be disappointed if Fenris is not a LI?
probably be 10x more disappointed if he was a romance and I thought it
was handled poorly, though. Thankfully the DA:O romances were all pretty
good so I expect to like the ones in DA2 as well.
My imagination could happily fill in the blanks if the real thing didn't happen. Then again, there was Samara... the conversations you have with her, despite not being able to romance her, are pretty awesome. So not being able to romance Fenris wouldn't be anything like a game-breaker for me.
Bottom line: as long as I can express my feelings to Fenris in a satisfying way, I can live with not being able to have him. And even if I couldn't, I'm happy to have a great character around. Although, as hot as he is... would they really be so mean as to say, "No, you can never have him"? I can't imagine that. They had to know what they were doing when they made a tasty tidbit like him.
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