If this makes sense to anyone besides me well then feel free to discuss it. Also if you see any flaws with my theory please say so.
Modifié par Dante Angelo, 13 mars 2011 - 12:43 .
My theory on why Flemeth helped Hawke (SPOILERS)
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Dante Angelo
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Posté 13 mars 2011 - 12:41
Dante Angelo
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I just finished playing DA:II and noticed that Cassandra tells Varric that if Hawke hadn't helped free the mages( my Hawke decided to help the mages) that Thedas wouldn't be in chaos. So then I thought what if Flemth hadn't helped Hawke then Hawke wouldn't have been able to help the mages and inspire every other circle in Thedas to rebel. Maybe Flemeth helped Hawke so that this would happen. Which would allow her take advantage of that chaos. Cassandra also says that Hawke might be the only one who the mages would listen now.But Hawke disapears just like the Warden another person who was involved with Flemeth. With Hawke gone no one can stop whatever it is that Flemeth is planning. She used Hawke just like she used the warden.
If this makes sense to anyone besides me well then feel free to discuss it. Also if you see any flaws with my theory please say so.
If this makes sense to anyone besides me well then feel free to discuss it. Also if you see any flaws with my theory please say so.
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Posté 13 mars 2011 - 12:46
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I don't know how the hell Flemeth could plan for that unlikely a series of coincidences.
But its pretty obvious that Flemeth knew something was coming. Or why else would she say goodbye to Hawke on Sundermount by saying "You have my thanks... and my sympathy?", and her advice regarding 'When the world falls into chaos, don't hesitate to leap?'
But its pretty obvious that Flemeth knew something was coming. Or why else would she say goodbye to Hawke on Sundermount by saying "You have my thanks... and my sympathy?", and her advice regarding 'When the world falls into chaos, don't hesitate to leap?'
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Posté 13 mars 2011 - 12:47
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Yeah I meant she knew it was gonna happencglasgow wrote...
I don't know how the hell Flemeth could plan for that unlikely a series of coincidences.
But its pretty obvious that Flemeth knew something was coming. Or why else would she say goodbye to Hawke on Sundermount by saying "You have my thanks... and my sympathy?", and her advice regarding 'When the world falls into chaos, don't hesitate to leap?'
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Posté 13 mars 2011 - 12:48
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Flemeth helped Hawke so Hawke could set forth the motion to start a war that brings down the Chantry and the Circle. Hawke's purpose wasn't to lead a faction into war, it was to start it.
Flemeth played Hawke like a toy.
Flemeth played Hawke like a toy.
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Posté 13 mars 2011 - 12:50
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Indeed she did I feel betrayedMKDAWUSS wrote...
Flemeth helped Hawke so Hawke could set forth the motion to start a war that brings down the Chantry and the Circle. Hawke's purpose wasn't to lead a faction into war, it was to start it.
Flemeth played Hawke like a toy.
