CulturalGeekGirl wrote...
Sialater wrote...
SurelyForth wrote...
DreamerM wrote...
I just finished my first playthrough with my!Hawke.
I spared Anders's life. I didn't think I was going to, but I did. I sent him away, but after a few difficult sans-healer battles getting to the Gallows, I decided to let him rejoin the group when he showed up at the Circle. Although I didn't really want to look at him.
I did break up with him then, though.
And yet, he stayed with me in the epilogue. I wonder what would be going through his mind, slogging around after a woman who said, in pretty explicit terms, that she wasn't going to be #2 in his life, wouldn't forgive him, and didn't love him anymore.
He says he couldn't be with you if you weren't going to support his Mage Freedom Weather Underground Revolution thing. I wonder...
The staying with you is a glitch. I think he stays with you sometimes even if he's dead.
Although, if it wasn't...that would make a heartbreaking story. *contemplates*
Hey... now... I have enough plot bunnies without y'all suggesting more. 
For DreamerM's little after-game adventure, I can picture it happening this way: the companions start off in a big group, fleeing the city together, and one by one they split off, until Anders and Hawke are just all that's left. And Hawke is half-expecting Anders to take the hint and leave, but he has literally nowhere else to go, and so clings to this idea of Hawke. Sort of an "I'll stay with her until I find somewhere else to go, someone else to go with," but, let's face it, that isn't going to happen. And Hawke feels kind of almost... guilty for not killing him, because that might have been kinder to both of them, at this point.
I imagine for Anders...He's not in Kirkwall anymore. He no longer has a parade of the poverty-stricken downtodden walking through his door, and he doesn't have to stare Mage Oppression in the face day after day after day. Plus Justice has already done his big thing, changed the world forever. What this might lead to is, for the first time in a long time, Anders is unsure what to do next. He wants to help the Revolution but he has no idea how. He wants to pow-wow with Hawke, she aways had a way of making the impossible sound easy, she'd have some sort of plan, except this is a different Hawke, a distant one who can barely look at him, and it hurts, but he can't blame her. She is what he made her into.
For Hawke's part, there are lots of awkward silences around the campfire. She wishes he weren't still so goddamn
handsome, and she could forget how
warm his skin felt when...uh, that's not a useful train of thought during another a cold night on the hard, hard ground. He'd leave if she ordered him too, she knows that, but where would he go? Back to the Wardens? They'd kill him as dead as anyone else would. Maybe that's what she should do; stick a dagger in him one night and just get on with her life. She has the worst feeling that he wouldn't object.
She keeps thinking it, and she keeps not doing it. She fully intended to kill him for killing all those people, but her hand wouldn't obey her then. It won't obey her now.
Modifié par DreamerM, 25 juin 2011 - 11:37 .