Do we actually have evidence that he's trying to free the Creators?
I mean, we get dialogue with Cole that basically points to him trapping them beyond eluvians, and feeling guilty but justified about it.
But I just don't believe that Solas thinks the solution is to release the other gods. Especially if they were blighted. I just don't see Solas being Felassan's killer making any sense.
(That is not to say I don't think Solas is that ruthless, it's just the wrong kind of ruthless for him.
) And Felassan refers to his 'clan' as being dangerous, and doesn't seem fond of them. Solas makes constant references to having been alone for a long time. My two cents is that Felassan was part of Falon'Din/Dirthamen's Sentinels, trying to break out their god on his orders.
We have the whispers written in red lyrium which point to some kind of dreaming force having woken up again, and are trying to get out.
We have Felassan's talk of his clan.
We have Dirthamen's presence in Tyrrda Bright-Axe as a power-mongering Creator apparently opposed to Mythal and willing to attack Arlathan itself.
We have the statues of Dirthamen in the Fade where he's stuck with a sword and bleeding.
*shrug* I feel like Inquisition and The Masked Empire have been setting us up for Dirthamen/Falon'Din as an antagonist. And if the Elf God=Old God theories hold any weight, the two Archdemons left are the twin-souled Creators.
No idea, that's why I said "free whatever". He's after something behind a mirror. I have a feeling he is after freeing the elven gods, but it might not be as simple as just letting them out to have free reign. Maybe Mythal is onboard with this plan because Solas will have to essentially kill or absorb them to achieve his real goals. Or maybe he actually is after some lost colony trapped in a pocket world. The only thing I feel sure about is that Solas is trying to unlock some specific eluvian/s.
I think Solas is ruthless enough to kill anyone who gets in his way... I'm not willing to let my own biases color what he's capable of doing. So yes, Felassan's "clan" is dangerous to Briala and anyone who might potentially alert the world to what they're trying to do. Solas certainly has little hints that his plans will be at least chaotic, not only to humans, but to modern elves. I also suspect any Dalish or modern elves might not be welcome to whatever crowd Solas may have waiting in the wings. I suspect Felassan wasn't the only one working with Solas. Like he tells Abelas, there are other "elvhen" like himself out there...
I tend to think the whispers in red lyrium are the Old Gods, especially since that Fade related to the events surrounding Corypheus. And I'm still leaning towards the Old Gods being the Forgotten Ones. They did find the dreams again, and led the magisters into the Black City.
I feel that Dirthamen is important somehow, but we only have very reaching conjecture where theories about him are concerned. Actually, I think Dirthamen might be dead. Flemythal has an image of her mortally wounded son towering over a scene where she's meeting her grandson...if the Fade reflects feelings and thoughts, I get more a sense of regret and sadness resonating there than anything else. Flemeth knows she's never going to see her children again. But if Dirthamen has returned similar to Flemythal, there's no sign of it that I see.
But generally, yeah, I know I have unpopular opinions where Solas and Felassan's fate are concerned.
Retour en haut
I really enjoy how the pinnacle of civilization is often depicted as Greece-inspired. I loved the Asari, and wish we could have seen more of their worlds. And the Asari's "song" and dominant-racial-babymaking-gene are something to think about. 
