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[Sialater]

I think there were at least four total conversations. Once right after the Harrowing, the second right before you enter the tower (which is more of an argument with Gregoir), the third within the bubble, the last was right after the fight for the tower.

[Taleroth]

I know you don't talk to him before you enter the tower, he's locked in there the entire time.

[Sialater]

Taleroth wrote...

I know you don't talk to him before you enter the tower, he's locked in there the entire time.

Oh, right, duh.  The argument with Gregoir was afterward.  So, three. 

[Herr Uhl]

Sialater wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

I know you don't talk to him before you enter the tower, he's locked in there the entire time.

Oh, right, duh.  The argument with Gregoir was afterward.  So, three. 

Isn't it still four?

[Recidiva]

I did side with him once just 'cause he kept saying he wanted to fight after I sided with the mages time after time.

So I sided with the Templars. THEN he says they're forcibly making him "heal" and such and he won't be in the fighting anyway.

Cullen is rather terminally screwed. I don't think there's a way to get him what he wants. Well, in a sane manner. Like growing up and being a hero. He pretty much gets obscurity or insanity. Poor li'l dude.

I think it's four conversations depending on what you do.  After the harrowing is possible, up in the bubble, and then down with Gregoir at the end, and then you can click on him and get a post-battle sigh sorta "why are you here still?" sorta interaction.

Modifié par Recidiva, 18 décembre 2009 - 08:46 .

[Malaia]

In my cheesy-smutty fic Cullen did his "went whacko" bit, but I fixed him...in a very plausible way =).

[Taleroth]

Malaia wrote...

In my cheesy-smutty fic Cullen did his "went whacko" bit, but I fixed him...in a very plausible way =).

Lobotomy?

I'd normally think anti-anxiety meds would be adviseable while undergoing regular counseling, but I don't know if they have such tools.

[Recidiva]

Taleroth wrote...

Lobotomy?

I'd normally think anti-anxiety meds would be adviseable while undergoing regular counseling, but I don't know if they have such tools.

Look, you just can't pass up on a well-voiced, broad-shouldered gentleman just because he appears to be crazy.

I'd have missed out on a whole lot of fun in my life if I'd followed that sort of silly rule.

[Taleroth]

Recidiva wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

Lobotomy?

I'd normally think anti-anxiety meds would be adviseable while undergoing regular counseling, but I don't know if they have such tools.

Look, you just can't pass up on a well-voiced, broad-shouldered gentleman just because he appears to be crazy.

I'd have missed out on a whole lot of fun in my life if I'd followed that sort of silly rule.

Nothing wrong with crazy.  Why my Middle School voted me "Most Likely To Follow In The Footsteps of David Koresh."

But he might be violent.

[Krilia]

This is a great thread. Cullen is a crazy, stalker person. I would just like to add my voice to the "not everyone at swooping_is_bad is Cullen crazy". Nor do all women want crazy stalker guys. In fact, I would even describe the community as still an Alistair one that is happy to accept fans of other aspects of the game.



(I made it through the back cover of Twilight. And I _like_ urban fantasy. I recommend Magic Bites by Illona Andrews, wherein vampires are virus infected corpses with no minds.)

[Sialater]

I would like to know who the "them" was in his comment to you after the tower.  He keeps saying, "All I wanted was to go fight with them."  But if you sided with the mages, the Templars don't fight.


But it's not technically a conversation, so I don't count it.



And no, a little bit of crazy is fun.  A lot of crazy is serial killer land.

Modifié par Sialater, 18 décembre 2009 - 09:05 .

[Adria Teksuni]

Twilight...*groan*



Angsty teens with anaphylactic disorders and light sensitivity, coupled with severe thyroid compaints. Meh.

[mousestalker]

Taleroth wrote...

Malaia wrote...

In my cheesy-smutty fic Cullen did his "went whacko" bit, but I fixed him...in a very plausible way =).

Lobotomy?

I'd normally think anti-anxiety meds would be adviseable while undergoing regular counseling, but I don't know if they have such tools.

So is this the Cullen's theme song?

[ReubenLiew]

If Japanese shoujo comics are anything to go by, crazy men make for the best couples.

[Relshar]

Kerridan Kaiba wrote...

I want a stalker in game. I've always thought it strange to not have one.

Mass Effect kind of had one.

[Isaantia]

I should have had my mage cast force field on him and laugh before she left the mage tower.

[Sialater]

Relshar wrote...

Kerridan Kaiba wrote...

I want a stalker in game. I've always thought it strange to not have one.

Mass Effect kind of had one.

Who?  The Fan?

[Recidiva]

Taleroth wrote...

Nothing wrong with crazy.  Why my Middle School voted me "Most Likely To Follow In The Footsteps of David Koresh."

But he might be violent.

You say that like it's a bad thing.

Crazy, violent, obsessed.  These are not bad things if channelled properly.

[Sialater]

Recidiva wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

Nothing wrong with crazy.  Why my Middle School voted me "Most Likely To Follow In The Footsteps of David Koresh."

But he might be violent.

You say that like it's a bad thing.

Crazy, violent, obsessed.  These are not bad things if channelled properly.

Well, in normal instances, so's the PC.  But she's a Grey Warden.  Makes it all better, don't it?

[Sable Phoenix]

SarEnyaDor wrote...

His romance is really actually very touching if you don't just jump in the sack with him, play as a Dalish elf, its better that way.

I still kill him without waking him up in 6 out of 10 games, but it is really well done and touching.

Any elf, or does it have to be Dalish?

What is the difference?  Cause, you know... I could see some mommy projection issues with him and a Dalish.

[Recidiva]

Sialater wrote...

Well, in normal instances, so's the PC.  But she's a Grey Warden.  Makes it all better, don't it?

I'd much rather have a crazy, obsessed, violent person who GOT me than someone who screamed any time I said something or did something.

That's so annoying.

[Taleroth]

Recidiva wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

Nothing wrong with crazy.  Why my Middle School voted me "Most Likely To Follow In The Footsteps of David Koresh."

But he might be violent.

You say that like it's a bad thing.

Crazy, violent, obsessed.  These are not bad things if channelled properly.

How do you channel "violent" properly?

Wait... I don't want to know.

Wait, yes I do!

[Recidiva]

Taleroth wrote...

How do you channel "violent" properly?

Wait... I don't want to know.

Wait, yes I do!

Okay, first off I don't think Cullen is all that crazy or obsessed.

He's distressed mostly.  In there's a good guy with a lotta rage.

You channel violent properly by fighting darkspawn all day and then having "I hate darkspawn" sex.   And if you're a mage, it can sorta blur in and out of "I hate darkspawn" sex to "I hate mages...but you're really really hot" sex.

In reality lots of very, very violent and angry people are that way because they're idealists.  Betrayed idealists.  Find their ideals and if you're lucky enough to actually agree with them, there you have a very loyal person because nobody else in the world gets them or saw past the violence or anger.

If you can shift Cullen's "I hate mages" to "I hate darkspawn" you've got a good shot at it.

[Sialater]

Taleroth wrote...

Recidiva wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

Nothing wrong with crazy.  Why my Middle School voted me "Most Likely To Follow In The Footsteps of David Koresh."

But he might be violent.

You say that like it's a bad thing.

Crazy, violent, obsessed.  These are not bad things if channelled properly.

How do you channel "violent" properly?

Wait... I don't want to know.

Wait, yes I do!

Taleroth will now be called Ash, thanks to his sig.


Well, slaughtering Darkspawn is always fun.  More than that, I'm afraid I don't kiss and tell.

[Sialater]

Recidiva wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

How do you channel "violent" properly?

Wait... I don't want to know.

Wait, yes I do!

Okay, first off I don't think Cullen is all that crazy or obsessed.

He's distressed mostly.  In there's a good guy with a lotta rage.

You channel violent properly by fighting darkspawn all day and then having "I hate darkspawn" sex.   And if you're a mage, it can sorta blur in and out of "I hate darkspawn" sex to "I hate mages...but you're really really hot" sex.

In reality lots of very, very violent and angry people are that way because they're idealists.  Betrayed idealists.  Find their ideals and if you're lucky enough to actually agree with them, there you have a very loyal person because nobody else in the world gets them or saw past the violence or anger.

If you can shift Cullen's "I hate mages" to "I hate darkspawn" you've got a good shot at it.

Don't you get that with Alistair?