Yes, but I think that was his innate connection to the blight that allowed him to transfer bodies so easily, and remember he could only inhabit blighted bodies.
Cole said once (in dialogue that I forget) that souls do not linger in the fade, but rather go "beyond" to somewhere unknown.
For a soul to purposefully linger, they might have to resist the natural way of things, in a sense, which could possibly be extremely difficult as well as strenuous on the soul itself.
This might entirely be the case, and in the instances of other Thedosian soul transfers (Old God Souls)... if Mythal could withstand hovering around in the Fade and the mortal realm, an OGS certainly could as well. It does make me wonder how different Souls and Spirits are, though. If Mythal was not a spirit, then her soul and Flemeth's cohabit the same vessel. Just as Kieren's soul and the OGS did.
And Wardens, unless I'm mistaken, say the way to kill an archdemon... is the nature of two souls not being able to inhabit the same body (supposedly if the host does not permit it)... and thus they die if not invited in?
Which makes me wonder. Corypheus took over Wardens. What made him survive this, that an Archdemon couldn't? Is it that the Wardens invited him in/they had sacrificed their will already? Did they explain this ingame and I'm forgetting? I think maybe they did?
I know Flemeth says A soul is not forced upon the unwilling. But is that a rule or a courtesy? And does it apply to spirits, I wonder? The Avvar's hold beasts and the resurrection of Wynne/Evangeline are the only two examples I can find where permission might not be granted.
(I'm sorry)
. Generally, if you believe in what you're writing, that should carry into how it reads. This is all really vague, I know, but I don't really know how you plan on going about it x-x
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