Best. Valentine's. Evar.
Anyway, one thing stuck out to me in Anders's short story: Does Justice, himself, realize he's been corrupted? Maybe I'm misinterpreting what's going on, but this quote made me wonder:
I am Anders.
I am Justice.
This never used to be so hard.
This assumes that Justice was corrupted upon entry into Anders's body, but think it's a possibility that Justice still thinks he's acting for a greater good. Vengeance seems to have the same goal as Justice, but he may not be so concerned with the "how" of the equation (where Justice would do it the "right way," Vengeance would just say "ends justify the means").
Considering many of the demons we've met insist that they're doing kindnesses for their hosts (there's the Sloth Demon in the Circle Tower--although he's admittedly debatable--and the Desire Demon/Housewife-for-Templar come to mind), many demons may actually consider themselves "good." It certainly plays into the gray "what is right?" morality Dragon Age likes to use.
Modifié par Elijee, 15 février 2011 - 12:02 .