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[Tigrae]

My Inquisitor won't chase him, won't look for him, and won't try to convince him that he's worth being loved (ok - she'd do that once).

 

Her course is true, and she's looking towards the future, and how she can use the Inquisition to make the world better. I think that's why she and Sera got along so well, despite being Dalish - the past is the past, nothing will ever be like it was. She wants to remember history so that it doesn't repeat itself, but there are more than the elves on this rock now. She can look at the Inquisition itself and see that integration makes for a strong organization (and a common enemy). She sees with the Dalish, and with the Grey Wardens that secrets get us nowhere.

 

She's worried about what could have been so bad that he left without saying anything. Of course, she hopes he's ok, and she does miss him (his advice, his stories, his time), she's worried about him, and worried about whether she needs to prepare for whatever it was that scared him so badly.

 

If the theories about him trying to resurrect the Elven Empire are true, she'd actively stand in his way. She'd also take him to task for thinking he could just overthrow a government, leave slaves in charge, take a nap, and wake up to a new glorious ELVEN EMPIRE.

[zambixi]

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeekkkkesss

 

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I'm trying to get over my Solas addiction by starting the reading for next semester. Somehow The Political System of the European Union isn't doing a good job of keeping my attention. If only there was a grad program in Crafting Theories about Fictitious Elven Boyfriends

[dangereusegirl]

For those without a twitter:

 

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edit: pfft, someone beat me to it

[Aetheria]

Go look at what Patrick just tweeted.

 

 

So. Mean.

Well this is the man who gave us "Had to be me. Someone else might have gotten it wrong."

 

 

T_T

[BlackCat]

Not to mention that you only get locked in to Solas' romance the moment he breaks it off. Which still puzzles, and mildly frustrates me.

 

Why not lock it in at the scene on the balcony? That seems more logical. Nope, it turns out if you are committed and don't break it off first, you get locked into the relationship the moment it's over. Thanks.

 

I dunno, maybe that's the same for all the romances, that it locks in at the last scene with the LI.

 

The fact that you get locked in at that moment, and the hopeful look on her face when standing on the balcony may be because the devs know they’re not over yet. Or it may just be to assuage us by saying: “Look! The inquisitor is okay with the fact that he left. So you should be too”.  ...

[DragonRacer]

He is enjoying this WAY, way too much.

[LapCat]

I'm holding out for a chance to at least allow me to imagine a happy ending for my girl

 

'Cause I can't leave her like this:

 

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I love this shot, but it breaks my heart too. Levellan looks so tiny and heartbroken. She's the leader of the Inquisition, faced down all sorts of monsters but his rejection left her absolutely crushed. It was a nice touch by the animators.

[Sashimi_taco]

I am so curious as to what the "secret" is at the temple of Dirthamen!

 

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I am very bored. https://soundcloud.c...le-of-dirthamen

[SamanthaJ]

Patrick the Starfish Weekes is a bully.

 

Here is Patrick.

 

 

Here is us.

 

[zambixi]

Well this is the man who gave us "Had to be me. Someone else might have gotten it wrong."

 

 

T_T

 

Did Weekes write all of Mordin? If so, that gives me hope for Solas. Mordin was by far my favorite character in ME and his whole story was done so well. And in the end you get to make a decision and neither of them is perfect but both of them are good. I feel like tearing up just thinking about it.

[DragonRacer]

Yes, and Solas rags on the worshippers when you find out that they pretty much turned their high priest into a demon and then dismembered him and left him there for all eternity.  I mean, who *does* that?  More and more it looks to me that the elven gods were severely tainted at the end, and it must have happened so slowly that everyone went along with it and never questioned.

 

Also kinda sounds a bit like the darkspawn and the tainted Old God Tevinter dragons.

 

Curiouser and curiouser...

 

 

 

Well this is the man who gave us "Had to be me. Someone else might have gotten it wrong."

 

 

T_T

 

As well as "Here Lies The Abyss", apparently. 

[dangereusegirl]

I love this shot, but it breaks my heart too. Levellan looks so tiny and heartbroken. She's the leader of the Inquisition, faced down all sorts of monsters but his rejection left her absolutely crushed. It was a nice touch by the animators.

 

Yeah, it was really heartbreaking to watch even the first time, because she'd been so happy moments earlier (if not a little confused). Then he just...walks away. 

 

And the animators did a great job here, given that some of the earlier reactions in game (like when the mark activated) looked really odd on Caer.

[scintilla]

The line she has with Alistair if the Warden dies breaks my heart, "I could have had them both..." Her VA (forget who it is) delivers her lines so well

 

That would be the magnificent Claudia Black.

 

So I've never brought Solas to the Temple I heard he gets his jimmies twisted when you find Falon'Din's mural, is this true?

 

His jimmies do indeed get rustled.

 

Transcription of the Falon'Din dialogue:

 

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I: Who is this meant to be?

M: Falon'Din. Overseer of funerals and guide to the elven dead.

M: I have heard the Dalish invoke him on their deathbed, or before quests from which they expect no return.

I: My clan's hunters asked for his blessing when we fought bandits.

I: Our Keeper taught them the prayers.

S: I do not believe they sing songs about Falon'Din's vanity.

I: Do you know any legends?

S: It is said that Falon'Din's appetite for adulation was so great, he began wars to amass more worshippers.

S: The blood of those who wouldn't bow low filled lakes as wide as oceans.

S: Mythal rallied the gods, once the shadow of Falon'Din's hunger stretched across her own people.

S: It was almost too late. Falon'Din only surrendered when his brethren bloodied him in his own temple.

I: My clan never told a story like that about Falon'Din.

S: The further the Dalish spread, the further their stories branch and grow.

S: Never mistake them for arbiters of "true" Elvhen culture.

 

Did Weekes write all of Mordin? If so, that gives me hope for Solas. Mordin was by far my favorite character in ME and his whole story was done so well. And in the end you get to make a decision and neither of them is perfect but both of them are good. I feel like tearing up just thinking about it.

 

 

Weekes wrote all of Mordin, yes.

[NightSymphony]

*sniffles*  Patrick is just a big, fat meanie head!!!

[RebbyWriter]

Patrick gets to mess with us all he wants as long as we get Wolf Hunt.

 

Just don't go all George RR Martin on us..

[BlackCat]

For those without a twitter:

 

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edit: pfft, someone beat me to it

 

What a cruel, cruel man...

[CrabbyCrackers]

question can you kiss solace when you want like other romances?

[jellobell]

Dammit, Weekes, why.   If he's being so mean then he can't be planning to leave us heartbroken no matter what...right?

 

Guys! Solas is up on @DragonAgeKeep on Twitter! 

 

https://twitter.com/...643168423624704

Replied! I kinda want Solas's to get even more faves and replies than Cullen's. 

[scintilla]

question can you kiss solace when you want like other romances?

 

Nope.

[zambixi]

Also kinda sounds a bit like the darkspawn and the tainted Old God Tevinter dragons.

 

Curiouser and curiouser...

 

 

 

 

As well as "Here Lies The Abyss", apparently. 

 

Bioware has a tears quota, when they re-read the script if they don't think they will meet it they bring in Weekes and tell him to go for it.

 

That would be the magnificent Claudia Black.

 

 

His jimmies do indeed get rustled.

 

Transcription of the Falon'Din dialogue:

 

Spoiler

I: Who is this meant to be?

M: Falon'Din. Overseer of funerals and guide to the elven dead.

M: I have heard the Dalish invoke him on their deathbed, or before quests from which they expect no return.

I: My clan's hunters asked for his blessing when we fought bandits.

I: Our Keeper taught them the prayers.

S: I do not believe they sing songs about Falon'Din's vanity.

I: Do you know any legends?

S: It is said that Falon'Din's appetite for adulation was so great, he began wars to amass more worshippers.

S: The blood of those who wouldn't bow low filled lakes as wide as oceans.

S: Mythal rallied the gods, once the shadow of Falon'Din's hunger stretched across her own people.

S: It was almost too late. Falon'Din only surrendered when his brethren bloodied him in his own temple.

I: My clan never told a story like that about Falon'Din.

S: The further the Dalish spread, the further their stories branch and grow.

S: Never mistake them for arbiters of "true" Elvhen culture.

 

 

 

Weekes wrote all of Mordin, yes.

 

I watched the last scene again why did I do that to myself I am crying (off-topic but I don't care):

 

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*Ahem* So if the Dalish invoke Falon'Din before a journey they do not expect to return to, I wonder what Solas' reaction would be if he found Lavellan praying to FD before the Cory battle.

[Birdy]

Bioware has a tears quota, when they re-read the script if they don't think they will meet it they bring in Weekes and tell him to go for it.

 

 

I watched the last scene again why did I do that to myself I am crying (off-topic but I don't care):

 

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*Ahem* So if the Dalish invoke Falon'Din before a journey they do not expect to return to, I wonder what Solas' reaction would be if he found Lavellan praying to FD before the Cory battle.

You know it's totally possible to save Mordin.  >.>



Of course consequences. . .

[Sashimi_taco]

That head scar being a wolf was a false thing. but he said it was an interesting view.

[SamanthaJ]

That head scar being a wolf was a false thing. but he said it was an interesting view.

There's a savior in your toast. In all of our toasts. And our potato chips and candied apples. What am I saying right now? Patrick's cruelty has broken me.

[BubbleDncr]

Bioware has a tears quota, when they re-read the script if they don't think they will meet it they bring in Weekes and tell him to go for it.

 

 

I watched the last scene again why did I do that to myself I am crying (off-topic but I don't care):

 

I'm crying now too...

[zambixi]

You know it's totally possible to save Mordin.  >.>



Of course consequences. . .

 

I didn't feel like it was right to do so. Especially when Wrex and Eve are alive. Like I couldn't let me first Warden make Alistair do the Dark Ritual after Alistair dropped her. Sometimes the difficult decisions are satisfying too.

 

_{Just as long as I don't have to choose them all the time...and as long as they don't involve Solas}