Sarah1281 wrote...
I've seen a few people mention how messed up their Hawke is at the point she decides to keep Anders with her and I'm wondering how common this is. I think my Hawke is as sane as can be under the circumstances and Anders ended up dead in my only completed playthrough. How fares the sanity of your guys' Hawkes when you spare Anders?Valentia X wrote...
In-game, my Hawke is mentally disintegrated. She's lost her entire family in the span of ten years- father dead, Bethany killed by an ogre, mother killed by a psycho, Carver in the Wardens and so far away from her that he might as well not be there. She's consumed and has made Anders's goal her own; because she loves him absolutely, because she's afraid of losing anyone else (if Anders dies, the only person she has left in the world that she feels would love her is Varric in the sibling way), because she needs something to continue going on with. All the power, the money, the fear and respect she commands burns to ashes when she sees the door to her mother's room. She doesn't even consider that killing Anders, regardless of whether she agrees with him, an option, or a good way of doing things.
O/T: One annoying thing about the rivalry is that whenever I click on Anders instead of something sweet I get 'Don't start needling me now. We're busy' in a really peeved tone of voice. Oh well. Sacrifices and whatnot.
Ahmmm... I plan to spare him in EVERY playthrough. Even if that means having to kill him in combat later if I side with the templars. It broke my heart to have to kill Fenris my first run-through, ouch. That's what I get for not metagaming at all. (Which reminds me... Anders even if you don't bring him with you, he KNOWS the naughty things you've done and comments that he can't believe you sent X to the circle. o.O BUSTED!!!)
Even if Anders ends up dead, it won't be some cowardly "kill you from behind while you accept your fate nonesense". Nor does it make sense to respond to vengeance with vengeance. Even if I side with templars, I still think the chantry lady is weak. But then again, I tend to gain the Qun's respect every playthough, maybe I just have that kind of "sometimes you need to ACT, sometimes you have to be ruthless to right life"... attitude in the game.
As to the sanity... the mage playthrough, my Lorelai was very much sane, a little irked by Fenris' continual "I hate you, I like you", miffed at Isabela, angry at blood mages, angry at Meredith and the chantry lady... her brother was an **** who joined the templars (good riddance!), her mother died because CRAZY is crazy and not because of magic. Put the lotion on the skin crazy does not depend on magic, just on the crazy. Pretty much, my mage was fed up. Zero tolerance for blood mage Demon deals other than a soft spot for Merrill cause she's such a silly innocent... and zero tolerance for templar abuse.
Mind you, I think of my mage as the spiritual reincarnation of my Warden. A continuation of those ideals, though I messed it up at times.
My Warden would chop up anyone in little pieces to protect her men. No touchy Anders, no touchy Alistair! And Meredith was such an evil **** to Alistair... TSK TSK!
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