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[ChloeRion]

TexasToast712 wrote...

Darian Tylmare wrote...

TexasToast712 wrote...


She could have left this mystery daughter with another resurrected Flemeth piece in another country, and no, Flemeth in DA2 is hot and sadly I want a DAII Flemeth apperance romance option. LOL

That's a possibility, but we don'T know how her "splitting" power works. Maybe it's tied to the amulett or one specific item at a time and has only some years until the effect wears off. But maybe you are right and there are more witches somewhere in the uninhabitat parts of Thedas.
And until someone tells me otherwise I consider Flemeth's DA2 outfit as just another shape shifting form.

She pulled a Voldermort.

Exactly what I was trying to explain!~

[Rocambole4]

You discover Morrigan is not Flemeth's daughter on DA:O.

Flemeth kidnap magically gifted female children and grow them to possess their bodies, etc. Remember the quest to kill Flemeth Morrigan gave you?

What she said in DA2 was she was not sure if Morrigan would behave as (adopted) child or enemy, since she knows Flemeth raised her to possess her body and destroy her essence on the process.

[sylvanaerie]

Actually, her posture and facial structure in profile was very much reminiscent of Morrigan to me. Flemeth in DA2 looked a lot more like she could possibly be Morrigan's blood mother. But...only time and future expansions will tell

[MCPOWill]

Double post 

Modifié par MCPOWill, 16 mars 2011 - 06:28 .

[MCPOWill]

ChloeRion wrote...

Darian Tylmare wrote...

TexasToast712 wrote...

October Sixth wrote...

Maric

I think she used maric to have another daughter other than Morrigan that we have yet to see. The legend does tell of Flemeth's many daughters.

Does she really biologically conceive children. That seems rather... disturbing.
And I think Maric would have been scarred for life.

Morrigan covered that already, she does snag the occasional chasint man which I assume was the same for Morrigan's father. Flemeth had many daughters but they never said all at once. It wouldn't make that much sense, there's no way Flemeth would have time to prepare another vessel without Morrigan being aware of another sibling.

As for her fragmenting, the Horocrux(s) work the same way in Harry Potter. PLacing fragments of your self into an object, more so in a physical sense in Flemeth's case. Shes not at full power but she has more then enough to replenish herself.

In the end it all comes down to the fact some of Bioware's characters are Godmod. Flemeth appears to be one, for the moment anyways.

Phylactories is the word you are aiming for. She could be a lich but I think her power goes beyond that of a lich. My money is that she is a "purified" Old God, but who knows?

Now that the nit picking is over, Flemeth has always been confusing if you tried to read into her. Hell she starts talking the 3rd person when you go to kill her so that begs the question if that is actually Flemeth right there. 

Modifié par MCPOWill, 16 mars 2011 - 06:28 .

[Supernerd82]

What on Earth is making you guys think Morrigan is King Maric's daughter?

[Deadlysyns]

I wonder if Flemeth is something not Demon or Human can she even have Childern i mean maybe she devours the magic of powerful mages to make herself stronger like some kind of Creepy Succubus i mean she wanted the OGB and Morrigan now shes watching Sandal Maybe shes Evil Incarnate or a horrible Creature who Raises Mages teaching them there full abilities then eats them but i don't think shes Really a Dragon or An Old God its too Obvious

[Akron1983]

Merrill tells a story to Hawke at one point about a wolf-god (cant remember the name) sealing away all the other elven gods and therefor is the only god who still walks the earth. Flemeth perhaps?
Yes, straw-grasping at its finest haha

[Deadlysyns]

The Dread Wolf taking the Form of a giant Dragon sounds far fetched

[Akron1983]

Ah Dread wolf, that was the name. The reason I got the thought is how Merrill describes the wolf as a trickster working on both sides to get power for itself. Sounds like a very Flemeth-thing to do

[Deadlysyns]

Akron1983 wrote...

Ah Dread wolf, that was the name. The reason I got the thought is how Merrill describes the wolf as a trickster working on both sides to get power for itself. Sounds like a very Flemeth-thing to do

I don't know Flemeth hasn't Actually been shown to try and get power just trying to move the world forward she knows more then shes telling us but Fen-Harel might be behind the Scenes somewhere Flemeth i think also said that she wasn't sure if meeting the Champion And Warden was chance or Fate so perhaps she is trying to prevent some unholy disaster from Accuring 

[CronoDragoon]

Hawke is saying that the way Flemeth just talked about Morrigan (her daughter) seconds earlier, it sounds as if she is an enemy. Thus, "I'm not sure whether she's your daughter or your enemy."
"Neither is she." is a short way of saying Morrigan is turning on her(or has turned on her, as it appears).

[w0lfam0da1s]

Deadlysyns wrote...

I wonder if Flemeth is something not Demon or Human can she even have Childern i mean maybe she devours the magic of powerful mages to make herself stronger like some kind of Creepy Succubus i mean she wanted the OGB and Morrigan now shes watching Sandal Maybe shes Evil Incarnate or a horrible Creature who Raises Mages teaching them there full abilities then eats them but i don't think shes Really a Dragon or An Old God its too Obvious

Maybe the truth is that simple. Putting the truth in front of you and let you think it's something that it's not. Also who says that she is good or evil? Sometimes you have to teater on the fince to be complet.

And if you take in acount of the DA universe there are several things that don't always add up.

Example_- Andraste was a a pesant barbarian who went up against Tevinter and their mage's. But we find out that her ashes posses healing powers. If you take this at face value then she wasn't just a barbarian she also could have been a mage. That would go against what we know. Or does it.

Anyways back to Flemeth... it does't matter how she has her daughters. And when you ask Morrigan she doesn't say that there are no male children just that some "host" are better then others. As far as the chasind tales of Flemeth they could be true to a point. It could just be that while the chasind was passing on the tales they only knew of her having daughters. The chasind do move around like hunters do. So while they weren't around who's to say she never had a son.

And yes i know it's bioware and they do whatever they want but at least DA is more solid then another game of theirs *cough*

Just think about it. The truth when in frount of you is never easy to swallow as a lie.