I sincerely disagree. I have heard the word used in reference to men many, many times. So it's definitely not just a word "only used for women".
Just curious, could you point me to some examples of this online maybe? I'm not questioning whether you've heard it, I'm just wondering if it's a generational shift in language use, and I haven't seen or heard it because of that. Regardless, though, it's a word that's usually meant to imply something negative about a person, at least when it's phrased as "too bossy" - aggressive, manipulative, coercive, etc. I could definitely see her being called aggressive, and definitely hot-headed.
Ok bossy was probably not the best way to describe her, I was just trying to condense my post and just used that word in general.
I have a feeling she is leading by proxy. I just can't see why a complete unknown, with no connection to the chantry or someone with no leadership skills is chosen by her to lead the Inquisition...other than the fact that this one person has a power to close tears, which can be done in a support role. Which leads me to believe the inquisitor is just a puppet for which Cassandra can control and run things through them. Is Cassandra being manipulative? I don't know, maybe the Inquisition can only be led by an 'outsider' maybe that's the loophole. So any way, this is the perception I have of her, whether completely wrong or not.
I don't think she is immature in any way shape or form.
No problem, and I wasn't trying to be critical, I just tend to comment on that word use since it drove my daughters crazy (I just told them to assume it meant they were bad-a** and obviously doing something right). I think of Cassandra's personality as too straight-forward and blunt to be any good at manipulating, so I'm not sure she'd be a puppet-master. Leliana, yes, Josephine, yes, Vivienne, definitely. It'll be interesting to see how you shift from prisoner to Inquisitor...





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