berelinde wrote...
Actually, romancing Isabela is a lot of fun. But then, I adore Isabela. Not as much as Anders, apparently, but enough to give her a playthrough or two as a LI. I don't get involved with that whole ****-shaming thing. From the sound of things, Anders was just as bad, back in the day, "Everybody was kissing everybody" indeed, and some of my Hawkes have been pretty free with their affection, too. Thedas has magical healing, so it isn't as if anybody is going to get hanging elbows or any other incurable affliction. Not that it matters. My Hawkes tend to hook up with Isabela... and Fenris... at some point, but the hobo-mage allure is totally irresistible.
What was it that Anders tells Isabela on that one visit to his clinic? When she's obviously there to get a cure for...that kind of thing. I can't remember now.
Anyways, yeah, he definitely got around back in his Circle days. Including with Isabela. But that's the thing: I expected her romance to be more fun. I didn't think there were nearly enough saucy flirts. Are you sure she has as much content as the other LIs?
This made me giggle. Not at you or what you typed! It just reminded me of my aunt when my mother told her I was starting college (I was the first person in my extended family to go. It was quite a long time ago, before college was considered a necessary part of finding a job.) She jokingly asked my mother if I was up on my pennicillin shots, as if everybody who went off to school was guaranteed to get an STD. She's now over 90. It was a different world, I guess.
I guess it could be viewed as a learning experience.
Gyrefalcon wrote...
My 2 cents on the "Why did Anders merge with Justice" debate. I've probably said it before but I still hold that after that year of solitary, after having his lover shipped off, knowing anyone or anything he gets attached to can be taken from him and is just a tool for the templars, Anders probably welcomed having someone who would never leave, did not see him as evil for existing, and even shared some of his views. Most of all, he would never be alone again like he was that year. They could never take Justice from him. But that went sour, too, in the end. Thus the attempt to squeeze some last moments of joy out of life with Hawke before pursuing his determined fate. He did not expect to live through his plan. It makes it sweeter for those of us who choose not to kill him, but I believe there was some note that the "let's run away together" ending was the unexpected romantic one by the devs. *sigh*
Having just seen Ted this weekend, the bolded part gives me a whole new perspective on Justice. I'm now picturing him goading Anders to smoke pot (or snort lyrium, whichever applies) and to pick up hookers.
Ahh, Justice, why are you such a stick in the mud?
Edit: Ngah, ToP. *rummages*
Dat nose.
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