Sresla wrote...
No, I haven't heard it, which is why I ask. I read it in the toolset and maybe it loses something in text to vocal translation. Flirting with either Leliana or Morrigan, even going outside the line of cordial isn't something that'd fit with my character. I admit though, I do borderline OOC with Alistair when I ask him if he's jealous of Zevran and I, but that's in game and I'm allowed. And thanks again to Ej for the fix with the gossip dialogue, it's nice to finally be able to say "He and I have a connection" there.
Edit: And am I wrong? I could have sworn Morrigan mentions that she's been with men before. What you guys are saying doesn't seem in line with her personality at all. I mean, I get that interpretation but for someone who comes to you at the end and says: (You/Alistair/Loghain) and I are going to have sex and trust me, you will enjoy it... She seems pretty confident of her ability in the bedding department. Sami and I might just be unusual in our understanding of it.
There you go. (If it works. It's still processing at the moment). I tried to record a whole conversation but kept accidently getting into the adult bit at the end. But the rest of the conversation is in a similar vein - her responses are playful, but fairly direct.
I don't think she really had proper relationships with men, or with anybody (ETA: I'm not counting her sexual experience as relationships - I got the impression she was taught to use her sexuality as a tool, and she got a warped idea of relationships from Flemeth. There's no equivalent of Rinna even). When she describes her life it sounds as if she has been very isolated. I think she's not quite sure how to deal with falling for somebody. She seems a bit lacking in social skills, always rubbing people up the wrong way and not seeming to care what they think (not that that's necesarily a bad thing). I don't think she's worried about her sexual performance, but she is confused about her feelings, like Zevran is at that point. Some of Zevran's lines would sound just as bad, if he wasn't so charming. Both of them use humour, and sometimes it hides the depth of their real feelings. She fobs off the warden if he asks about love, but later becomes clear that she's already falling for him.
I've come to that conclusion because she reveals so much about her feelings even when the relationship is supposedly very casual. That's my take anyway. I may change my mind if I ever completely play the relationship through.
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) If you respond back to Morrigan's "'tis cold in my tent" with "well, we can't have that," it maintains the tone of playful seductive teasing.
