Yeah, agreed. So far the writers have done an admirably realistic job portraying Cullen's PTSD in my opinion, and I'd like to see them continue to explore that.
Agreed on this too. The game has established that templars are addicted to lyrium. That puts Cullen in a tough situation, but I'd rather have the game explore it than handwave it away or gloss over it.
Whether Cullen ends up overcoming the addiction or accepting that he has to live with it for the rest of his life (whether because the physical dependence can't be overcome or because the price of a "cure" is too high) it would lead to interesting character development.
I doubt Cullen will ever "get over" his PTSD, in the sense that it will never be as though it never happened. That's not realistic. However, people can and do live with PTSD and experience healing. It's not a life sentence of misery.
The Inquisitor can't "heal" Cullen. But that said, I think that having the Inquisitor's support could help Cullen heal himself.
Yes. This is wonderfully put.





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