[spoilers]Yeah, I think he did. He passed his hands in front of him like he was assisting the spirit to move on. It was odd and beautiful.[/spoilers]
Did I ... Did I do the thing?
Edit: Damn it I didn't.
Lol, when I said no spaces I mean between "[" and "s" or "/", not your next sentence.
I think it's that mix of aggressiveness and sweetness.
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So true.
Another thing that has nothing to do with Solas but is still relevant because shut up.
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Oh.
I like not so sweet alpha males too. Sometimes.
If my dating history before I got marrie says anything about me. Anyway lol.
Well, I think women hope the alpha dude would be sweet to HER, but you know the best predictor of someone's character is how they treat most people and not just their romantic partner.
One more thing.
I have no idea how to hide spoilers.
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Does anyone else feel like Fen'harel and Falon'din are connected? Especially after that Faded for Her quest. Solas literally guided a spirit into the beyond like it was natural. Falon'din was all about spirits and the fade. Well guess who we know like that? I don't know. I mean not all of the gods have to be connected, but it gave me a moments pause.
I am a supporter of the idea that Falon'din is involved in this somehow. One of his symbols is the owl and there are owls all over this game. I also found it odd that he guided the spirit, and that it asked him to do so as if that were a power it knew he had.
Well, I think women hope the alpha dude would be sweet to HER, but you know the best predictor of someone's character is how they treat most people and not just their romantic partner.
Well other than cooking those mages alive, he was pretty nice to everyone. **And totally not always true. Some of the worst abusers are the ones hidden from everyone. They're nice and polite to everyone including you, until they've got you locked in. And no one believes you.
I am a supporter of the idea that Falon'din is involved in this somehow. One of his symbols is the owl and there are owls all over this game. I also found it odd that he guided the spirit, and that it asked him to do so as if that were a power it knew he had.
You know I was thinking the castle was originally one of the elvan ruins. I didn't know about the owls though.
Happy Ending: Solas gives up his 'godhood' to be with Lavellan. They'd have 2.5 kids (because .5 = a cat), a white medieval picket fence, and end up on the front porch in rocking chairs.
I am a supporter of the idea that Falon'din is involved in this somehow. One of his symbols is the owl and there are owls all over this game. I also found it odd that he guided the spirit, and that it asked him to do so as if that were a power it knew he had.
They are all over the game! So, what about Dirthamen and Falon'din? Why is the Dread Wolf depicted so heavily in their temples? Dirthamen being the god of secrets and Falon'din being the god of the spirits and fadey-ness. I just need to know. Am I reading too heavily into the constant duplicity of the Dread Wolf being shoved into our faces?
Well other than cooking those mages alive, he was pretty nice to everyone. **And totally not always true. Some of the worst abusers are the ones hidden from everyone. They're nice and polite to everyone including you, until they've got you locked in. And no one believes you.
Oh, I was just thinking of the typical jerks, not the psychopaths who hide you in their basements. Those are scary.
I've decided that my Lavellan fell for Solas is because she senses his power, even of it's without even realizing it. Men who are like Solas fairly ooze power, confidence, control, dominance. That is wildly attractive. Women are drawn to that, even if they don't want to admit it. I am, anyway. That's why I pretend my human quizzie finds herself weirdly intoxicated.
I've also been spending more time paying attention to Solas during my human completionist I'm working on now. You know if you take him during the In Hushed Whispers- his body isn't thrown into the room after "dying" when the two companions sacrifice themselves to give you and Dorian time. I've played it a couple ways and you always see both companion bodies thrown into the room, limp. Except Solas. I checked it because I thought it silly that they would so easily off a God, even if it wasn't a future that actually transpired.
My husband dragged me to BW3 to watch the Browns play and instead of watching the football I'm on my phone reading Solas theories.
I need help.
I brought Solas and Blackwall with me on the Redcliffe quest, and it was Solas's body that was thrown through the door 
Happy Ending: Solas gives up his 'godhood' to be with Lavellan. They'd have 2.5 kids (because .5 = a cat), a white medieval picket fence, and end up on the front porch in rocking chairs.
Way to think small. I'm totally hoping that the power of the mark and absorbing his orb will make Lavellan immortal too, or at least tied to him. (Or the well give you immortality, being tied to Mythal for "eternity")
I wanna be his queen. 
Huh....that is odd. I have only participated in the scene twice, but both times, I only ever saw one companion being tossed into the room - first time was Cassandra, and second time was Varric (Solas was in the party for Cassandra, while Varric was making his last stand with IB). Regardless, I only ever saw one companion's lifeless body, in that scene.
I'm very interested in the other gods and what's gonna happen if Solas let's them out which seems to me the worst idea ever.
It'll be like clash of the titans.
The father god of vengeance doesn't seem like a fun guy to ****** off.
Yeah I imagine Elgar'non to be a mixture of Zeus and Posiedon. All of the charm and suaveness and power of Zeus mixed up with the righteous fury and over-the-top violent solutions of Posiedon.
Hey guys. Random thought.
The All New, Faded For Her quest is referencing who exactly. It can't be your Inquisitor (who can be male or female) and it would be kind of weird if it was the spirit considering Solas calls it an it.
Hmm probably over thinking it. The spirit definitely looked/sounded female.
Makes me wonder how close Solas was to this special friend.
*cough*
Anagram for Fen'howsitspelt, Dread Wolf.
Hey guys. Random thought.
The All New, Faded For Her quest is referencing who exactly. It can't be your Inquisitor (who can be male or female) and it would be kind of weird if it was the spirit considering Solas calls it an it.
Hmm probably over thinking it. The spirit definitely looked/sounded female.
Makes me wonder how close Solas was to this special friend.
*cough*
I think it's the spirit. I also think they didn't care what the end result of that quest name was so long as the anagram worked.
Way to think small. I'm totally hoping that the power of the mark and absorbing his orb will make Lavellan immortal too, or at least tied to him. (Or the well give you immortality, being tied to Mythal for "eternity")
I wanna be his queen.
I would totally accept that as the alternative. I just like the idea of Solas having to give up something to be with Lavellan.
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Music there is so cool! 