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I'm not sure how much of it was Solas himself changing, than it was his perspective changing. Understanding his perspective seems to be crucial to understanding why Solas does what he does. The line between harsh but ultimately necessary and "hurting real, truly alive people for reasons that might actually be crap, now that I've been around and learned some more" is blurring for him hardcore. I think that's the main thing about him that changed since the Felassan incident. I think that ruthlessness will always comes out when he believes it to be truly needed and necessary and that it hasn't really gone away. But hey, all of our PCs carve through people like a turkey dinner. Some degree of ruthlessness is always around with everyone in the DA world.
Out of likes for today so... agreed. I think it's predominantly a matter of perspective. Even at the very beginning we see him leaning to help people in Hinterlands refugee camp and lamenting the sorry state of things that hurt innocent people - while Inquisitor (or Cassandra, or Varric) might have already pleasantly surprised him at that time, they couldn't realistically have made that much of an impression on him (especially that we can only get his friendship-affirming cut scene only some time after reaching Skyhold) to change his mind and accept that he was wrong.
It's like he can't help himself - his heart goes out to people, even as he plans to destroy them.... Frikking angst squared. Who would have thought I'd get more angst in western production that I'd ever get in even the angstiest anime!?
In fact Solas should change his name to "Angst: The Last Ancient Would-be God"





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