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[CuriousArtemis]

So wait does that mean there were multiple Cullens?

Yes!! It was very surreal

[fontofnothing]

It's still Christmas Eve here, but awkward!Cullen and I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

 

 

Have a high res shot and smiling!Cullen as well:

 

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[R2s Muse]

Yes!! It was very surreal

OK Right! That's the part I remember was all the Cullens. LOL

[Zarro-Morningstar]

So I made the IQ that will romance Cullen...but I can't settle on what fits her more in the terms of hair....this is a problem, lol!

 

[LolaLei]

I like the second hair bestest.

[Ryriena]

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I think the reason Solas broke up with the Dalish elf is becuase if she drank from the well it would invole something like him having to kill her and I think that would break him I mean the look he gives her when she tells him angrily to tell me it ment nothing the look he gives her is heartbreaking.

[frylock23]

I'm not into shaved heads on my ladies, so I'd go for the first or one of the other short styles if you want short. Sullastine, my current Quizzie, has the short bed-head look going on.

[Hellion Rex]

I luurve it. Besides... have  you seen Stephen Amell??  More seriously, if you like superhero shows, I think you'd like it. Esp since it tries to ground their abilities in the real world. No metahumans, generally speaking.

Good lord, Stephen Amell is gorgeous hunk of meat.

[LolaLei]

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I think the reason Solas broke up with the Dalish elf is becuase if she drank from the well it would invole something like him having to kill her and I think that would break him I mean the look he gives her when she tells him angrily to tell me it ment nothing the look he gives her is heartbreaking.

 

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But what if she didn't drink from the well? I don't think him breaking up with her has anything to do with that.

 

It does make me wonder if perhaps Solas knows that the Inquisitor (romanced or not) will eventually track him down and potentially try to stop him though.

[frylock23]

No, no, please no.

 

I'm not sure that the scrapped ME3 endings would have been better than what we got, but they could hardly have been worse. The DA team should have learned that lesson. Better to go with your plan than scrap everything at the 11th hour for "cool" and "art" because someone dug something up that you left in your own game files.

[Hellion Rex]

On Morrigan's erm, future


This what I was thinking/wondering.

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Only way Flemeth could still pass godhood on to Morrigan would be before death by Solas, right? So maybe that is what she was doing with the mirror. The thing that puzzles me is: her godhood and power are two different things? So she can give the spark of Mythal's soul to Morrigan, but her power to Solas? If so, wouldn't that suggest that her power doesn't derive from her godhood...?   

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Power, as in her energy, her ability to cast extremely powerful magic. I see her "god hood" as being that spark of something more that let Mythal and the others ascend to gods. It might even be as simple as the power of High dragon transformation. Cause remembers those translation if the elven writings said that such shape shifting was only allowed to be performed by the gods.

[Potato Cat]

Oh God. Y'all watch Arrow? Is it a good show? People keep recommending it to me.

I have friends who keep recommeding it to me too. I keep looking for it, but then get confused and watch Archer instead. Plus I finally started watching Orange Is The New Black, and let's face it, Kate Mulgrew.

[Ryriena]

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But what if she didn't drink from the well? I don't think him breaking up with her has anything to do with that.
 
It does make me wonder if perhaps Solas knows that the Inquisitor (romanced or not) will eventually track him down and potentially try to stop him though.

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It does make one wonder, since I do think she would try to stop him at least. Plus I think I said it might be one of the reasons he breaks up with Lavllan and mostly because he thinks he's protecting her or distracting him from his duty...

[LolaLei]

This latest Solas/Mythal revelation makes me wonder if

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Him showing us the way to Skyhold was a tactical manuver? We know it's Elven and we also know for some reason it changed hands a lot over the years for some reason. What if he put us there as part of his plan, whatever that may be?

Also, is it bad that I want him to turn out to be the antagonist? It's been a while since we had a companion royally screw us over, let alone an LI (SWTOR doesn't count, lol).

[LolaLei]

Also!

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If you drink from the well we hear backwards that whole thing about the oath, the altar of mythal, she's fallen etc, as seen in that video posted up yesterday. In light of the Solas/Mythal reveal thing today perhaps that's giving us some clue as to where Morrigan may need to travel to in order to gain the essence of Mythal that Flemeth planned to give to her? Or at least hinting that Flemeth did indeed die when Solas absorbed her energy.

[Chanda]

Just wanted to pop in and say Merry Christmas, Cullenites!

[LolaLei]

Merry Christmas!

[Hellion Rex]

This latest Solas/Mythal revelation makes me wonder if

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Him showing us the way to Skyhold was a tactical manuver? We know it's Elven and we also know for some reason it changed hands a lot over the years for some reason. What if he put us there as part of his plan, whatever that may be?

Also, is it bad that I want him to turn out to be the antagonist? It's been a while since we had a companion royally screw us over, let alone an LI (SWTOR doesn't count, lol).

Hmmmm,

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I actually think Skyhold was more of convenience then anything, and it was a place where we could marshal our strength effectively. Morrigan mentions that the fortress has an energy all its own, and to her, it seemed as if the presence within had welcomed us.

 

And no, I don't think it's bad to want Solas to be an antagonist, cause I honestly don't see him being anything but that at this point. Now I have even more reason to not like him lol.

-gave Cory the Orb, which led to the Breach, which killed thousands

-killed my favorite character

 

Yup, the bastard's gonna burn.

[CuriousArtemis]

Also, is it bad that I want him to turn out to be the antagonist? 

 

Yes    Don't you be talkin bad about my baby! 

[frylock23]

Solas would make a different type of antagonist for BioWare. They don't usually go to the well of antagonist you've gotten to know in a personal, potentially VERY personal, way. It makes the villain something altogether different because you know him or her and potentially sympathize/like them. It makes the drama of succeeding story even that much more gut wrenching if done correctly and it sets up the possibility of either extremely deep betrayal or very rewarding redemption.

[LolaLei]

Hmmmm,

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I actually think Skyhold was more of convenience then anything, and it was a place where we could marshal our strength effectively. Morrigan mentions that the fortress has an energy all its own, and to her, it seemed as if the presence within had welcomed us.
 
And no, I don't think it's bad to want Solas to be an antagonist, cause I honestly don't see him being anything but that at this point. Now I have even more reason to not like him lol.
-gave Cory the Orb, which led to the Breach, which killed thousands
-killed my favorite character
 
Yup, the bastard's gonna burn.

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Yeah, probably wishful thinking on my part, I just want someone to attack the bloody thing, lol!

I think Solas would make a great antagonist because he's not "evil", his motivations and intentions are noble which is what would make him so interesting and a worthy/heartbreaking enemy. It could be that the Inquisitor has to stop him (even if he/she agrees with his goals) simply because the way he's going about it could cause more harm than good, or something along those lines.

What would be cool is if we could do something akin to Jade Empire where your character could sacrifice yourself to Master Li (Sun Li the Glorious Strategist) to allow him to carry out his plans (if you agreed with his goals) and as a result you become worshipped as a sort of god in your death. Now, I'm not saying the god part should come into play, but having the option to sacrifice yourself so that Solas' plans could come into fruition would be kinda awesome, after all we are the key/anchor since the orbs power transfered to us, and the orb itself broke due to us using it at the end to close the breach again.

[LolaLei]

Solas would make a different type of antagonist for BioWare. They don't usually go to the well of antagonist you've gotten to know in a personal, potentially VERY personal, way. It makes the villain something altogether different because you know him or her and potentially sympathize/like them. It makes the drama of succeeding story even that much more gut wrenching if done correctly and it sets up the possibility of either extremely deep betrayal or very rewarding redemption.

Precisely! If implemented well via a good sized post-game expansion it would more than makeup for the abrupt and anticlimatic final battle with Corypheus and add so much more to the main story.

[zestalyn]

Happy Holidays Cullenites   
 

Here are some Cullens looking you in the eyes to wish you a warm and festive season  





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_{the last one looks a bit cross-eyed but still adorable haha}

 

[LolaLei]

Second one to the bottom looks like he's saying "horse eggs", this amusely me greatly!

[Hellion Rex]

Happy Holidays Cullenites   
 

Here are some Cullens looking you in the eyes to wish you a warm and festive season  

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_{the last one looks a bit cross-eyed but still adorable haha}

 

**** me please.