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SurelyForth wrote...
Of all the things to pick out of this discussion...
This is...wrong. While he may have killed the templars, the impression I have gained was that, despite his constant escaping and hatred of them, he always went back without a fight. Otherwise, they would have killed/imprisoned him for certain. The fact that you can send him away and he always comes back indicates, to me, that he's not guility of any crimes at that point, as he most certainly wouldn't want to return to the scene with dead templars were he responsible for their deaths.
As for the emotions...Anders and Sigrun are the compassionate party members in Awakening, approval wise. When the Warden discovers what happened in the Wending Woods, Anders is visibly upset and wants to get back to Velanna as quickly as possible to prevent further bloodshed. He's also very vocally (probably the most vocal) for defending Amaranthine on the grounds that there are still survivors...as a matter of fact, he actually compares abandoning the city to being no better than the darkspawn.
I think one of the points of Anders in Awakening is that he's self-centered, shallow and obsessed with his own freedom but is, at the same time, compassionate and willing to put others above himself when it comes time to make a choice. Heck, even his necklace is a gift from a nobleman he saved when escaped...the fact that he would risk being caught to help a stranger speaks very highly of who he is as a person. Certainly, he's capable of violence, but so is Wynne.
Wonderfully said. I couldn't agree more.
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And by things I mean Anders. I just have a lot of feelings.
