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[CRGiles_]

Has anyone found a way to keep a long lasting relationship with Morrigan or is it inevitable that she leaves
you at the end no matter what you say or do?

[jennamarae]

She leaves no matter what. In some endings she seems reluctant, but she still leaves.

[CRGiles_]

Yes, I see that she feels bad and really does not want to go, but she still does.

My opinion is that she has found a way to finally kill Flemmeth for good by having this ancient god baby.

I think she feels that her male lover might be in grave danger from Flemmeth so she tells him to stay away.

But, hopefully, we will find out what's up in a sequel.

[mopotter]

CRGiles wrote...

Yes, I see that she feels bad and really does not want to go, but she still does.
My opinion is that she has found a way to finally kill Flemmeth for good by having this ancient god baby.
I think she feels that her male lover might be in grave danger from Flemmeth so she tells him to stay away.
But, hopefully, we will find out what's up in a sequel.

She told my character that having the god baby was why Flemmeth sent her with us. 

My husband thinks she is going to use the child like Flemmeth was going to use her, to replace her body when she grows old. 

He dosen't like her and I do so I don't believe this.  I'm sure Flemmeth did have some plan for rthe child, but I'm sure my frendship (as a woman) and my love (as a man) has changed Morrigan's outlook enough so she will raise the child with more kindness and yes love.  And my male told her he would find her. 

[ijmorris]

I believe your husband...Maybe it's just our male imperative to distrust women...

[mopotter]

ijmorris wrote...

I believe your husband...Maybe it's just our male imperative to distrust women...

Could be.   

Though it could just be he dosen't have the patience to work through her "issues"  and she definately has some.  

[PsychoMunkys]

CRGiles wrote...

Yes, I see that she feels bad and really does not want to go, but she still does.
My opinion is that she has found a way to finally kill Flemmeth for good by having this ancient god baby.
I think she feels that her male lover might be in grave danger from Flemmeth so she tells him to stay away.
But, hopefully, we will find out what's up in a sequel.

you officaly got the best theroie on this

[CRGiles_]

Well, I have given up.

After about 7 or so playthroughs and every possibility I can see.....I can not get Morrigan to stay.

Tis sad.

[MistySun]

It's the plot. Morrigan leaves whatever way you end the game. But if you have her ring in your inventory you may be able to find her (or she will find you) i am assuming in the expansion called The Awakening which is due in March 2010. I only pray that Leliana will be there too as she was my best friend (lover) in Origins.

[zlFoXlz]

In ,,Awakening'' your are going in the north part but morrigan is going in the east part ...

[MistySun]

Morrigan was last seen ( or someone that looked like her ) in the Frostback Mountains...i thought that was North

[stribies]

Morrigan seduces zevran and they run away to africa together.

[CRGiles_]

MistySun wrote...

It's the plot. Morrigan leaves whatever way you end the game. But if you have her ring in your inventory you may be able to find her (or she will find you) i am assuming in the expansion called The Awakening which is due in March 2010. I only pray that Leliana will be there too as she was my best friend (lover) in Origins.

Yes, this is what I figure as well. I always have the ring on when game ends..just in case.
Personally, I think she leaves you as she loves you and is afraid for your safety from Flemmeth.

[CptPatch]

Uh, I believe the functionality of the ring was a plot device for the first visit to Fort Drakon. If you choose to let yourself be rescued, she shows up (with one other companion) and explains that they pinpointed you by locating the ring (which was stored nearby). If you break yourself out, you encounter her in the Foyer (with one other companion) and she says that she was following the ring to him, but apparently her concern was unnecessary as the Hero is already almost out the front door.



At any rate, Morrigan can locate the ring. As far as I know, the reverse cannot be said.

[Avaraen]

CptPatch wrote...

Uh, I believe the functionality of the ring was a plot device for the first visit to Fort Drakon.

Not just for that; there is an epilogue slide which makes mention of the ring, depending on the status of your relationship with Morrigan at the end of the game.

[CptPatch]

Avaraen wrote...

CptPatch wrote...
Uh, I believe the functionality of the ring was a plot device for the first visit to Fort Drakon.

Not just for that; there is an epilogue slide which makes mention of the ring, depending on the status of your relationship with Morrigan at the end of the game.

I'm guessing that in your story, your Hero helped her make a baby.  In mine, I got the same usual, "Morrigan disappeared" spiel, even though I still had the ring.

[CptPatch]

BTW, in the case of Alistair being the Poppa AND the King of Ferelden, it makes life interesting having _another_ royal bastard kicking around who-knows-where -- AND have the potential royal heir totally under Morrigan's control. That's a situation promising to come back to bite him in the ass, probably at the most inconvenient time imaginable.

[Nuclear_Pony]

Hehe, good points all. I couldn't work around her issues, it drove me insane hahahah ! As far as I'm concerned Alistaire can have her (even though he's married to Anora on my play). Makes for a good plot as well. Alistaire deciding to go and find his child (and calls in your expertise / help). 

Modifié par Nuclear_Pony, 11 janvier 2010 - 05:26 .