Persephone wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Anora knows what's at stake. She also knows (if she's as intelligent as she claims) that Alistair's not the type to execute her. So instead of being smart and playing her cards right (hell if she can't keep the throne maybe she'll be sweet enough to Alistair to get him to fall for her or nice enough that he'll make her Chancellor and give her all the power) she tries to stab the warden in the back and fails spectacularly.
And if she does it to save her father who at that point has earned his death a dozen times over I feel no sympathy for her. She smiles in your face and *lies* to you.
That said nothing is funner than doing the exact same thing to her.
No, she doesn't know why the Wardens are necessary.
Suuuuuuuuuuuuuure, she'll manipulate Alistair who'll not only pick Eamon over her and who'll willingly be Eamon's puppet... Uh Huh....
And hypocrisy abounds. These are POLITICS, for Christ's sake!
Uh she knows at that point her father is allowing the blight to chew the lands up and spit them out. SHe doesn't *need* to know about the Warden's necessity. The Warden has several armies at his back to fight the blight. Her dad's army is stretched thin fighting a civil war. She can do the math.
Yet Alistair chooses the Warden over Eamon as well. So...uh huh. Alistair who if unhardened and she hasn't betrayed the party admires her leadership skills...uh huh. Horrible odds that. <_< Much better to cling toa throne when you'e already lost.
How is that hypocrisy? Saving her father isn't politics! Saving her throne is sure but not her father!
Ironically I have no problem with her stabbing the PC in the back for the throne. I have a problem with her doing it over her father. Who started the whole damn mess.
Modifié par Ryzaki, 21 janvier 2011 - 09:39 .