No seriously, what drove her mad? I can't seem to find anything on her.
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Tarohne: an analasys.
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Knight of Dane
, mai 26 2011 07:24
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Posté 26 mai 2011 - 07:24
Knight of Dane
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"Tarohne's a looney"
No seriously, what drove her mad? I can't seem to find anything on her.
Analyse for me:
No seriously, what drove her mad? I can't seem to find anything on her.
Analyse for me:
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Posté 26 mai 2011 - 07:50
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I think it's just a case of 'power corrupts'. She probably wasn't a very balanced individual to begin with and having magic made it worse.
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Posté 26 mai 2011 - 09:12
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You know where Sarah Connor asks Dr. Silberman if Reese is crazy? He says, "In my professional opinion? He's nuts." That's sort of how I feel when thinking of Tarohne. No long drawn-out analysis works to sum her up. She's just plain out of her dang mind.
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Posté 27 mai 2011 - 12:07
Xilizhra
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Criminally and stupidly underdeveloped. Though if I had to guess, she started out just wanting revenge on the templars for one of many reasons.
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Posté 27 mai 2011 - 12:17
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I would guess...the oppression that most mages suffer.
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Posté 27 mai 2011 - 12:30
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I'm getting tired of these "an analysis" threads. Have some original thought!
Most minor bad characters have no reason or backstory. They are just nuts and act as more hawk fodder.
Most minor bad characters have no reason or backstory. They are just nuts and act as more hawk fodder.
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Posté 27 mai 2011 - 12:35
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Apathy1989 wrote...
I'm getting tired of these "an analysis" threads. Have some original thought!
Actually the title was like that to bully Xilizhra a bit
I thought it was a little silly too
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Posté 27 mai 2011 - 03:54
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Well she was influenced by the Tevinters and is just the kind of mage that the Templars are talking about when they talk about the danger of mages and especially apostates/unregulated mages. And after you meet about the 20th blood mage or freak mage good old anders still spouts his whine about freeeddddooommmmmmmm!
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Posté 28 mai 2011 - 07:09
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she's insane. Nothing more needs to be said. She was insane as a baby, crawling around doing all sorts of insane things.
Like making herself look like a clown. A habit she could never break.
Like making herself look like a clown. A habit she could never break.
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Posté 28 mai 2011 - 01:49
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The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
she's insane. Nothing more needs to be said. She was insane as a baby, crawling around doing all sorts of insane things.
Like making herself look like a clown. A habit she could never break.
I love this! It's perfect.
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Posté 28 mai 2011 - 02:33
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I'll probably earn some ire and judgemental looks, but I saw some merit to Tarohne's plan.
It makes sense to turn the templars against themselves, making it so that they don't have the ammunition of arguing that "mages can turn into demons at any moment".
Of course, the way she approached the plan was totally nuts since she targeted the "good" Templars as well. And her final goal of resurrecting the Tevinter Imperium was just undesirable to me.
It makes sense to turn the templars against themselves, making it so that they don't have the ammunition of arguing that "mages can turn into demons at any moment".
Of course, the way she approached the plan was totally nuts since she targeted the "good" Templars as well. And her final goal of resurrecting the Tevinter Imperium was just undesirable to me.
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Posté 28 mai 2011 - 02:38
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I don't really see the undesirability as a problem, as it's also utterly impossible.
Also, amusingly, it could very well lead to Anders' mage revolution with far fewer innocent deaths; enough demons popping up here could well lead Meredith to try to Annul the Circle a few years early. Of course, if Elthina gave Meredith sanction for it, it could make the fight rather trickier... hmmm...
Also, amusingly, it could very well lead to Anders' mage revolution with far fewer innocent deaths; enough demons popping up here could well lead Meredith to try to Annul the Circle a few years early. Of course, if Elthina gave Meredith sanction for it, it could make the fight rather trickier... hmmm...
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Posté 28 mai 2011 - 02:39
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@Chris Readman: I agree with you. It could serve the mages well in the Mage-Templar war assuming they only use it on the Templars like Alrik and Karras. The ones who deserve it. It proves that anyone is prey for a demon. Even a cat.
The only problem though are the unwanted civilian casualties that would more than likely follow. so while effective, I would hope they wouldn't use it.
The only problem though are the unwanted civilian casualties that would more than likely follow. so while effective, I would hope they wouldn't use it.
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Posté 28 mai 2011 - 04:19
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The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
@Chris Readman: I agree with you. It could serve the mages well in the Mage-Templar war assuming they only use it on the Templars like Alrik and Karras. The ones who deserve it. It proves that anyone is prey for a demon. Even a cat.
The only problem though are the unwanted civilian casualties that would more than likely follow. so while effective, I would hope they wouldn't use it.
I suspect they would start using it eventually, but only after multiple defeats at the hands of Templars due to refusal to use tactics like this.
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Posté 28 mai 2011 - 05:13
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HSHAW wrote...
The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
@Chris Readman: I agree with you. It could serve the mages well in the Mage-Templar war assuming they only use it on the Templars like Alrik and Karras. The ones who deserve it. It proves that anyone is prey for a demon. Even a cat.
The only problem though are the unwanted civilian casualties that would more than likely follow. so while effective, I would hope they wouldn't use it.
I suspect they would start using it eventually, but only after multiple defeats at the hands of Templars due to refusal to use tactics like this.
Yea I was thinking that too. A last ditch effort. Do or die.
