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[LolaLei]

She might get confused though. Templar? Check. Blond? Check. Cute? Check. Chivalrous? Check.

And Cullen has that spiffy helmet.

The lack of goofy humour would give it away, lol.

[Melca36]

 Oooo, I want him to talk about Meredith too!!!

 

YES! He needs to discuss Meredith. I agree with this so much. He needs to discuss the mistakes he made in Kirkwall. He's not a perfect character...he has flaws and it needs to be acknowledged.

[jtav]

Meredith is a must. Sometimes I'm afraid the writers will just say "here's your Cullen, tortured just enough to be be fashionable. Now swoon." without acknowledging that he made some very grave lapses in judgment. And I had something similar happen to me with ME, so I'm a bit wary.

[LolaLei]

THIS times a billion!!

Times infinity!

This actually goes back to what I was saying earlier about my concerns that he's done all his healing between games and shows up in DAI with no real issues for us to investigate. Not that I want him all emo or messed up, but it would be pretty dull if he was just... fine, y'know?

[Dirgegun]

Well....my Amell is kinda dead so....unless he is necrophilic....or becomes buddies with Dorian...

 

...Well... sh!t like that went down in Fable 2. 

 

*laaaate, was feeding possum*

[LolaLei]

I would love to hear a discussion of Meredith and overall a discussion of how he came into his own. I mean, it's a testament to his leadership skills as in both games, all we've seen him be is a follower until the very end of DA2. So, what's going to make him different from Meredith? How is he going to serve the interests of humanity as opposed to serving the 'Chantry and the Maker?' These things HAVE to be addressed because he is, ultimately, going to be the one in charge of our entire military force and the one with whom a lot of our advise is going to come from.

There's a high chance that's it's not public knowledge what happened to Meredith. The Inquisitor would need to hear Cullen's account of the situation to ensure that he can definitely be trusted as our military advisor and isn't suffering any effects from his time in Kirkwall. I mean, she/he isn't gonna know that Cullen won't try to usurp her/him, regardless of whether Cassandra feels he's trustworthy. We as the player know what went down, but our Inquisitor doesn't, so that whole Meredith/Kirkwall thing definitely requires a lengthly discussion.

[HurricaneGinger]

Like beating a dead horse with a stick?

 

Like this?

 

 

And speaking of which, I wonder if Cullen was one of Varric's drinking buddies in the templars. *strokes chin* 

[LolaLei]

Not to mention...we'd need to know that he isn't especially sympathetic to the Templar cause and doing some sketchy stuff behind our backs. After all, the least we have to go on is Varric's story, but even that doesn't show much if the 'behind closed doors' arguments and the like. We'd have to hear it from Cullen's perspective. Especially with how he came to realize (and he had to have realized it) that Meredith was going crazy and yes, she was taking red lyrium. Otherwise, the player would think that he just thought she was on her period that day or something.

Well, she wasn't huffing the stuff but the red Lyrium idol she turned into a sword obviously effected her. Which is another reason to talk to Cullen, he was around her and that idol sword for years so we'd need to check that he wasn't hearing voices and stuff either.

[LolaLei]

Like this?



And speaking of which, I wonder if Cullen was one of Varric's drinking buddies in the templars. *strokes chin*

Would be a good way to hand wave Cullen's lack of realising Hawke was a Mage for years. He turned a blind eye because Varric asked him to, lol.

[Lorien19]

YES! He needs to discuss Meredith. I agree with this so much. He needs to discuss the mistakes he made in Kirkwall. He's not a perfect character...he has flaws and it needs to be acknowledged.

I absolutely second this!
A character without mistakes,faults,and negative traits isn't a character!It's a mary-sue/gary-stu...

[Melca36]

There's a high chance that's it's not public knowledge what happened to Meredith. The Inquisitor would need to hear Cullen's account of the situation to ensure that he can definitely be trusted as our military advisor and isn't suffering any effects from his time in Kirkwall. I mean, she/he isn't gonna know that Cullen won't try to usurp her/him, regardless of whether Cassandra feels he's trustworthy. We as the player know what went down, but our Inquisitor doesn't, so that whole Meredith/Kirkwall thing definitely requires a lengthly discussion.

 

Thats a good point. I'd like to know what they did with the big Giant statue.   You think they would lock that up in a vault.

[Melca36]

For all we know she could've been taking red lyrium as well, which is why we'd have to inquire about it from Cullen. We can only just assume most of these things because we have Varric's stories to go by. Perhaps Cullen can add more to the picture. No doubt the idol also made her crazy, but then we could hear tales from Cullen about just the extent of which it did as opposed to a one off "Rage Quit!"

 

Suppose they find a journal that belonged to Meredith...where she discusses using Red Lyrium?

[Hellion Rex]

Thats a good point. I'd like to know what they did with the big Giant statue. You think they would lock that up in a vault.

I think the Chantry took it and placed it somewhere they could study it. Perhaps Therinfal Redoubt or another Seeker stronghold.

[LolaLei]

For all we know she could've been taking red lyrium as well, which is why we'd have to inquire about it from Cullen. We can only just assume most of these things because we have Varric's stories to go by. Perhaps Cullen can add more to the picture. No doubt the idol also made her crazy, but then we could hear tales from Cullen about just the extent of which it did as opposed to a one off "Rage Quit!"

Edit: I mean he has to have come to realize she ACTUALLY went crazy and that there is some serious corruption going on in the order to make him leave it and join the inquisition

I recall him saying that she mostly locked herself away in her office in act 3, so I guess he have not seen her enough by then to know just had mad she'd got? Plus, it seems like he was in extreme denial surrounding Meredith, he wanted to trust her.

[Hellion Rex]

I don't think she was ingesting it, otherwise we would have a Behemoth running around.

For all we know she could've been taking red lyrium as well, which is why we'd have to inquire about it from Cullen.