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[The King In The North]

Why ? I don't understand I thinks she's straight and for humans only

[Rainbow Wyvern]

She thinks it's romantic (or something) when Hawke kills the Arishok, regardless of Hawke's gender. I mean, it isn't a whole lot to go on but it's something.

 

Also, wishful thinking I guess.

 

I personally hope she's bi, lol.

[AresKeith]

She thinks it's romantic (or something) when Hawke kills the Arishok, regardless of Hawke's gender. I mean, it isn't a whole lot to go on but it's something.

 

Also, wishful thinking I guess.

 

I think she meant that in a poetic way

[Rainbow Wyvern]

I think she meant that in a poetic way

Ah, well I heard a couple people say she thought it was romantic in a non-poetic way. Been a few months since I played that scene, anyway,

 

I should look these things up before I post  .

[Nocte ad Mortem]

They want her to be bi and there's no evidence that she's not bi, so why not?   

[Former_Fiend]

I don't think anyone "thinks" Cassandra's bi. I think a whole lot of people hope Cassandra is bi. There's a difference. 

 

I'ma flip some tables if she's human only, though.

[SerCambria358]

Psh if she is human only along with Sera being gay, my male Qunari will be killing everyone in Thedas out of frustration 

[90s Luke]

I don't care whether she's straight, bisexual, pansexual, or shieldsexual. I just hope she's available to my elf mage Inquisitor. 

[Former_Fiend]

I don't care whether she's straight, bisexual, pansexual, or shieldsexual. I just hope she's available to my elf mage Inquisitor. 

 

Well I'm decently sure shieldsexuality would rule out an elven mage.

[Awkward Octopus]

Yeah, in context, she meant "romantic" as in the genre of medieval literature which generally involved heroes having epic adventures and so forth. The meaning of the word has become a bit warped over time.

[Jagged Orchid]

Other than Sera and Dorian, we don't know anything.

 

As much as I love Sera, I sure as hell hope Cassandra is bi.

 

Do I think she will be? I really don't know. Human only? That seems overly restrictive and a little silly.

[Cat Lance]

Personally, just how she reacts to a female Hawke during Varric's telling at a few points. I honestly can't recall specifics, sorry, but that was the impression I came away with. As if she was crushing on my female Hawke.

[90s Luke]

Well I'm decently sure shieldsexuality would rule out an elven mage.

 

Good point 

[Finnn62]

I don't know that people think she's bi, so much as hope. Personally, I'm planning to romance her as a male for my first playthrough, so it doesn't matter too much, to me. However, she seems like an amazing character, and I might want to try romancing her as a female later, so I kinda hope (just a little bit   ) that she's bi, too. I really want her to be available to male dwarves, though, because I'd really like to play a male dwarf warrior for my first playthrough. Otherwise, I'll have to change my character to fit what she's looking for 

[wickedgoodreed]

I think she meant that in a poetic way

 

Varric didn't.

[Chernaya]

I don't know if anyone thinks she's bi. A lot of people would just like her to be, so she's more available as an LI. 

[Grieving Natashina]

I don't think anyone "thinks" Cassandra's bi. I think a whole lot of people hope Cassandra is bi. There's a difference. 

 

I'ma flip some tables if she's human only, though.

Pretty much.  Also, a lot of folks aren't willing to take a kiss on the cheek she gave a male mage ~20 years ago as concrete proof that she's straight.  If she is hetero, there's going to be some disappointment, but not a lot of surprise.

[Maria Caliban]

Why do people think Cassandra is bi

Because she’s sexy as hell and her not being available to women would be a giant ***** tease.

Also, because I suspect that she was planned as a romantic interest way back in DA II when they were doing all bi, and if she was planned as an LI from the start she wouldn’t need gender/race gating to free up zots for romances.

[Lieutenant Kurin]

OK, here goes. There are groups of people who hope, *hope*, that Cassandra is bisexual. What gives them that hope, we don't know anything about her sexuality, including her possible lack of it. She could be straight, bi, gay, pan, or even asexual and purely interested in a chaste relationship. Truth is, we don't know *anything* about her sexuality (only that she had a "relationship" with a male mage a long time ago) and next to nothing about the rest of her.

[Grieving Natashina]

OK, here goes. There are groups of people who hope, *hope*, that Cassandra is bisexual. What gives them that hope, we don't know anything about her sexuality, including her possible lack of it. She could be straight, bi, gay, pan, or even asexual and purely interested in a chaste relationship. Truth is, we don't know *anything* about her sexuality (only that she had a "relationship" with a male mage a long time ago) and next to nothing about the rest of her.

Well said.  I'm out of likes, so I dug this up.

 

[Former_Fiend]

Good point 

 

Well I'm hardly an expert on the workings of shieldsexuality, but it does stand to reason.

[draken-heart]

Personally, just how she reacts to a female Hawke during Varric's telling at a few points. I honestly can't recall specifics, sorry, but that was the impression I came away with. As if she was crushing on my female Hawke.

I personally think it as more a deep appreciation for a female Hawke. She seems like the kind of person to appreciate a female character in a story making a name for themselves, as if they remind her of herself.

[aTigerslunch]

I prefer Cassie to be bi as well, though I wont be too surprised if she is straight. There really isn't much to go on one way or the other except a kiss on the cheek and hero worship of Hawke.

[Lieutenant Kurin]

Well said.  I'm out of likes, so I dug this up.

 

I just... I love your penguin . Kinda made my day.

 

I personally think it as more a deep appreciation for a female Hawke. She seems like the kind of person to appreciate a female character in a story making a name for themselves, as if they remind her of herself.

Yeah, I agree. While it has been clear that in most cases a female *can* do whatever a male can, there are female warriors and rulers and chevaliers, few females do. She probably sees a femHawke with a kinship of sorts (as I imagine she would with Aveline).

[aTigerslunch]

I ran out of likes.   Like yours Lieutenant Kurin