I did it yesterday to....Always with the house work:? lol....but thats cool I'll do mine soon as well..SamaraDraven wrote...
cacey lee wrote...
I'm good SamaraDraven just got done with some house work<_<..you?
I'm good. Did housework yesterday and I'm pooped! I plan on getting out the Halloween decorations this weekend.
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I'm doingLolaLei wrote...
... Seb is actually quite charming really. Hm, dunno who to romance now Seb or Fenris.
LolaLei wrote...
... Seb is actually quite charming really. Hm, dunno who to romance now Seb or Fenris.
Modifié par cacey lee, 08 septembre 2012 - 09:56 .
LolaLei wrote...
Not much further to go now!
So, I just got a close up of Thrasks face. He does have those dark purple bags around his eyes but not as dark as Cullen's... He actually looks younger than Cullen up close. Still, he's not been though as much stress as our poor Knight Captain has!
Modifié par SamaraDraven, 08 septembre 2012 - 09:53 .
I can't see him doing it all the time..LolaLei wrote...
That's a good possibility! Although what about Samson? He's got massive dark circles and is super addicted to the stuff. Could it be that the dark purpleness is a sign of lyrium addiction taking effect? Or lyrium deprivation? Maybe Cullen uses it sparingly, when the cravings being to take on a physical/mental effect.
LolaLei wrote...
That's a good possibility! Although what about Samson? He's got massive dark circles and is super addicted to the stuff. Could it be that the dark purpleness is a sign of lyrium addiction taking effect? Or lyrium deprivation? Maybe Cullen uses it sparingly, when the cravings being to take on a physical/mental effect.
LolaLei wrote...
That's a good possibility! Although what about Samson? He's got massive dark circles and is super addicted to the stuff. Could it be that the dark purpleness is a sign of lyrium addiction taking effect? Or lyrium deprivation? Maybe Cullen uses it sparingly, when the cravings being to take on a physical/mental effect.
brushyourteeth wrote...
LolaLei wrote...
That's a good possibility! Although what about Samson? He's got massive dark circles and is super addicted to the stuff. Could it be that the dark purpleness is a sign of lyrium addiction taking effect? Or lyrium deprivation? Maybe Cullen uses it sparingly, when the cravings being to take on a physical/mental effect.
Sex deprivation. Thrask is always in the Blooming Rose when I go in there. I think that's why his circles aren't as bad as Cullen's.
I really like the idea that Cullen might be trying to limit his lyrium use or wean himself off his dependency. Like he's torturing himself in order to stop him from being mastered by the stuff.
Maybe he has nightmares if his system is full of the stuff, so he takes it only when he thinks he might need it. Perhaps with a magical substance in a templar's blood at night, the demons are attracted to them but since they aren't mages, they can't be possessed? But they interact with them while they're in the Fade and they remember Cullen? Maybe they continue to torment him they way they did in Kinloch Hold so he limits his lyrium to times he knows he'll need it to keep off the demons' radars?
Modifié par SamaraDraven, 08 septembre 2012 - 10:09 .
LolaLei wrote...
Samara: perhaps even more so now that demons have been possessing Templars.
brushyourteeth wrote...
LolaLei wrote...
That's a good possibility! Although what about Samson? He's got massive dark circles and is super addicted to the stuff. Could it be that the dark purpleness is a sign of lyrium addiction taking effect? Or lyrium deprivation? Maybe Cullen uses it sparingly, when the cravings being to take on a physical/mental effect.
[/b]Sex deprivation. Thrask is always in the Blooming Rose when I go in there. I think that's why his circles aren't as bad as Cullen's[/b].
I really like the idea that Cullen might be trying to limit his lyrium use or wean himself off his dependency. Like he's torturing himself in order to stop him from being mastered by the stuff.
brushyourteeth wrote...
You know, that's a good point - I'm really surprised that the Templars take lyrium at all since the general Chantry consensus (not from the Chant itself as far as we know, but from modern superstition) is that all magic is evil and a curse from the Maker. You'd think handling or drinking a purely magical substance would be frowned upon. Or that the Templars would feel kinda dirty from having the stuff inside of them.
SamaraDraven wrote...
brushyourteeth wrote...
You know, that's a good point - I'm really surprised that the Templars take lyrium at all since the general Chantry consensus (not from the Chant itself as far as we know, but from modern superstition) is that all magic is evil and a curse from the Maker. You'd think handling or drinking a purely magical substance would be frowned upon. Or that the Templars would feel kinda dirty from having the stuff inside of them.
I surmised before that all lyirum does is increase one's connection to the Fade. In mages this means greater power or a faster replenshing of depleted power. In non-mages, it does nothing but make them high. Maybe they'r even seeing a little of the Fade...? Templars are trained to tap into this connection but since they aren't mages, they can't cast spells. What they can do is affect the Veil. Kind of like grabbing a rug and pulling it out from under mages, interrupting their flow of power. They can't affect the world like mages but they can affect the gateway through which mages draw their power if one thinks of mage power as an empty conduit though which the energy of the Fade flows. So to summarize, I think lyirum just gives one greater traction on the Veil, a wider conduit of access. mages draw power. Templars can get a grip on it and shift that flow out of a mage's hands.
Maybe I'm just rambling too much...
LolaLei wrote...
I guess the recruits were more likely to be sympathetic and easy to sway, as opposed to seasoned Templars who are experienced.
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