Hah, I finally decide to de-lurk with a question about when people start their romances, and it's just been brought up! Perfect timing!
I'm still working on my first playthrough (started late and am something of a completionist), and I didn't trigger Cullen's until after Perseverance. The flow of their relationship just seemed to work that way, or at least in my head. It also meant that I could use the "Could you care for a mage?" line (also a fan of the mage/templar dynamic) without asking myself, "Didn't they already go over this in Haven, more or less?"
But I'm incredibly curious about whether that changes any of their conversations post-Adamant. Someone said something about Cullen comforting the IQ? Or is that just referring to the Feeling Better scene when he asks how she's doing?
I loved that part. So Cullen. So great. Like someone else said, all too often with Bioware games the PC ends up playing therapist to every other character while getting little or no support in return. The conversation with Dorian post-Adamant was a perfect example. After all she did for him, he just prattled on and on while she stood there with the most miserable expression ever. I was muttering the entire time, "Ugh, Dorian, no wonder you don't have many friends! Shut up and give her a hug, already!"
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