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[Colonelkillabee]

Is the "cup runneth over" a religious reference or Sex in the City?

Ha, both? I'd say both, lol.

 

As for marriage, I'd say "ideally" she certainly would be. In practice though, who knows. Depends on her current job description.

[d-boy15]

Not sure about marrying type, but so far Cass look like a women who take romantic relationship very serious not just a fling.

[Andres Hendrix]

So! Is Cass the marrying type, or do you think she'd forego a more "formal" commitment?

Is that not the apex of a traditional comedic romance? It does seem like her romance is destined for tragedy, so it is more likely that the question will never be asked of her.I think she would marry the person she loves, I just don't think it will happen.

[Colonelkillabee]

It is a bit much to expect from a woman so devout and strong. She's an action lady. I can't see her settling down until she truly feels her job to the world and the Maker is done.

[vertigomez]

Thanks for the insight, amigos.

I was just thinking about Aveline, and how she got married twice despite being a duty-bound warrior queen. Not that it's something I think we'll get to see or ask in-game (though that's not impossible. See: Sebastian), it's fun to think about.

[Colonelkillabee]

Action ladies get married too. I've said this before, but Cass reminds me of my mom a bit. She's the toughest woman I know. Even has a damn bullet wound on her neck.

Lol of course. Though was she already a soldier when your parents met, or did she become one after?

 

Actually, that probably doesn't matter. I just think she's too busy with her career and trying to change the world, but we've seen enough of her other side to know that in the pursuit of the ideal, she might be persuaded. And with you being the inquisitor, it's not like you'd be out of important work anytime soon anyway. It's easier to be married and pursue a career when your spouse is doing the same.

[d-boy15]

Well, if Aveline can married and a someone like morrigan can settle down then I think Cassandra can do that too. But the best thing is probably leave it to player imagination.

It doesn't look like her romance arc is destinate for tregedy. It more like dev use recycle dialogs for her.

[vertigomez]

I agree that the Inquisitor leading an equally busy life makes him and Cass more suited for marriage than if one of them were just, ya know, chillin' somewhere.

I'm more curious if Cass could beat Aveline's ass. Aveline resembles my avatar too.

Nooo, the warrior ladies should talk shop and live in harmony and be completely exasperated by Varric!

[Colonelkillabee]

Nah, she's not a soldier actually. My dad was. She just grew up in a tough place. She's just an action woman in approaching life in general, I guess

Aw, I was already sorry to hear she was shot, but even moreso when she wasn't even fighting. I'm glad it didn't stop her though.

 

As for how much action, who knows. I'm assuming there's more trouble to come in a time with so much rapid change. It's unstable at the moment.

[Andres Hendrix]

It is a bit much to expect from a woman so devout and strong. She's an action lady. I can't see her settling down until she truly feels her job to the world and the Maker is done.

No, devout being a reason why she would. Do only "weak" people marry (was Aveline)? Cassandra likes symbolically romantic things, going by that behaviour as evidence I could see her marry the Inquisitor. I will need context for what you mean by settling down, that could have everything from sexual connotations to occupational things etc.

[Colonelkillabee]

No, devout being a reason why she would. Do only "weak" people marry (was Aveline)? Cassandra likes symbolically romantic things, going by that behaviour as evidence I could see her marry the Inquisitor. I will need context for what you mean by settling down, that could have everything from sexual connotations to occupational things etc.

Her being devout could also keep her from it if you think about it. After all, you can't be equally devout to two lives. Not saying this would actually be an issue, but that it's a possible one.

 

I mean settling down with a marital home and bed, possibly having kids, living in one city. Normal stuff.

 

If she does, I'd expect her settling down being running the Seekers from one location as the leader. So not running around all over the place, but still having an important chantry related job while getting to come home every day.

[d-boy15]

For the records, most romance in da not always end in a bad note. Hawke LI will join him/her eventually as mention by Varric. Alistair and Morrigan are together or seperated from Warden is depend on player choice. Lel still mention her love for Warden time to time. The one they seem to screwed up is Zevren.

[Andres Hendrix]

Her being devout could also keep her from it if you think about it. After all, you can't be equally devout to two lives. Not saying this would actually be an issue, but that it's a possible one.

 

I mean settling down with a marital home and bed, possibly having kids, living in one city. Normal stuff.

 

If she does, I'd expect her settling down being running the Seekers from one location as the leader. So not running around all over the place, but still having an important chantry related job while getting to come home every day.

Devout is a bad aspect, only if she becomes divine.

Marriage does not = kids, a house and a bed, or so-called “normal stuff”. Living comfortably = a house (home base) and a bed. Marriage is simply a symbolic gesture between two people, it is up to said people to decide how they live together. As for kids, Cassandra is almost forty. I doubt she would have kids within two years. I could see her and the Inquisitor adopt an orphan and treat them sort of like a son or daughter/squire.

[vertigomez]

Zev was briefly separated from the Warden in DA2 (when he was fending off the Crows), but as of DAI they're together again. I'm sad there's no cameo, but I think his romance was handled well. Less headscratching than some of the others, at any rate.

[Colonelkillabee]

Devout is a bad aspect, only if she becomes divine.

Marriage does not = kids, a house and a bed, or so-called “normal stuff”. Living comfortably = a house (home base) and a bed. Marriage is simply a symbolic gesture between two people, it is up to said people to decide how they live together. As for kids, Cassandra is almost forty. I doubt she would have kids within two years. I could see her and the Inquisitor adopt an orphan and treat them sort of like a son or daughter/squire.

I expect normalcy when married, especially for someone interested in the "ideal". That's the ideal to me. And forty isn't ancient, people have kids in their forties. She looks in her mid thirties to me though.

 

Though I never said I personally was pushing for any of that, marriage or otherwise.

[Andres Hendrix]

I expect normalcy when married, especially for someone interested in the "ideal". That's the ideal to me. And forty isn't ancient, people have kids in their forties. She looks in her mid thirties to me though.

 

Though I never said I personally was pushing for any of that, marriage or otherwise.

You can't really go into this thinking about your ideal marriage, you have to empathize with Cassandra's character and ask the question "what is marriage really?" All it is is a symbolic gesture, or ceremony. Since there is no Thedaian “federal government” lol, that means people are even more free to define within their relationship what their marriage is. What is their ontology? Your ideal might not work, but you have to think what would work within the framework of who Cassandra and the Inquisitor are. I think in most cases (depending on varying Inquisitors, and if Cassandra becomes Divine or not) marriage itself is possibility with Cassandra. Moreover, forty in our own world is a rare age to be having a baby (because of health risks). This has never been talked about in DA, but in a medieval setting, I would expect that most women would start having babies in their mid late teens and early 20s, 30 being considered late. I’m not sure of the age at which women start going through menopause in DA. In our reality, traditionally it was mid-late forties, but now the average age is something like 51.