SilverMoonDragon wrote...
LolaLei wrote...
R2s Muse wrote...
Hmm, so who are the student analogues in Thedas? I get the impression that the 'scholars' of their age are the priests, like Brother Genetivi, so presumably no big universities for smart rich kids to foment rebellion?LolaLei wrote...
R2s Muse wrote...
Bwahaha! So, you mean, we should expect student revolutions in the streets?LolaLei wrote...
VampOrchid wrote...
You know what I'm wondering.
If Bioware is somewhat following our own world history and combining it with that of DA world. You got the Templars, which we had. And then for some reason, this next DA seems like it's going to have the fall of the Templars, which we also had.
Templars also protected ancient and sacred relects. Wonder if there's going to be something alon the lines of that in DA3. And really, if you think about it, having Templars on another world, filled with humans, in another universe, simular to our own...well it would only make sense for it to have simular history.
I'm fully expecting DA3 to be like Les Miserables! ... Minus the singing, obviously. All the historical references are in place though!
We had an interesting conversation once upon a time about some parallels between Cullen and Javert, after an idea about Cullen being born inside a Circle/Jail, like Javert.
LOL! Something like that!
I was thinking more along the lines of the poor revolting against the rich 'n' stuff.
Hmmm, I can definitely see that happening. And that whole plot in Les Mis about the French Revolution is something I could see coming to fruition somewhere in Thedas, it is inevitable when a group of people is being oppressed by another, and I can certainly think of several (Elves, Mages, etc) that have cause for a full scale revolt. It would be an interesting plot development, I would totally side with the poor and oppressed of course! :happy: "RED! The blood of angry men, BLACK! The dark of ages past!". As for Cullen being like Javert...I'm not sure, I don't know if Cullen would be so pissed off and chase some guy for over 10 yrs because he stole a loaf of bread
(before anyone says anything, yes I know there is slightly more to it than that
). Evenso, I kinda know what you mean, in both cases it is an interesting comparison.
So long as he doesn't kill himself at the end!





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