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[Vilegrim]

*facepalm

 

He was not even a real Templer.

 

 

I had a choice Loghain or Alistair, I found Loghian less repulsive than a templar (even a failed one)

[mordy_was_here]

*facepalm

 

He was not even a real Templer.

 

Leaguer, I admire your perserverence and I share your viewpoint, but at this point you're arguing with a wall. This is going nowhere, and derailing the thread. 

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

http://quod.lib.umic...n;view=fulltext
 
The definition of 'put to the question' taken from  'The Question or Torture' by Antoine-Gaspard Boucher d'Argis  Translated by Malcolm Eden for the University of London.

Heh would you look at that, thanks. I like Cullen but something like that is the reason as to why I hope we get to have an in depth conversation with him about what he did in Kirkwall, which I'm pretty sure we will get the opportunity to do.

[leaguer of one]

http://quod.lib.umic...n;view=fulltext

 

The definition of 'put to the question' taken from  'The Question or Torture' by Antoine-Gaspard Boucher d'Argis  Translated by Malcolm Eden for the University of London.  

Dragon age=/=Medieval times

 

Seriously, with all the crazy sex going on with no plague or people being stoned does not make it clear enough.

[leaguer of one]

I had a choice Loghain or Alistair, I found Loghian less repulsive than a templar (even a failed one)

And now I can't take you seriously anymore.

[Lost_In_Anarchy]

Who said I forgave Alistair?

Don't tell me you actually believe that uber moral Alistair had any shady dealings while he was training to be a Templar? O.O If you listen hard you just heard my heart shatter at even the possibility someone could think that of him.

[Vilegrim]

Dragon age=/=Medieval times

 

Seriously, with all the crazy sex going on with no plague or people being stoned does not make it clear enough.

 

 

Except saying put to the question is STANDARD ENGLISH for torture, you are arguing that a Sub isn't a sandwhich here.

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Debating is great but let's not start insulting fan bases or anything, especially the Cullenites. They're simply cute and excited, and generally very respectful of dissenting opinions. Leave them alone.

  

I agree, I  actually think when he joined he was the "wanted to be a hero" type.

LIKE! To both of these and thanks BabyFratelli after all, I'm a cullenite and I'm here respectfully discussing this thread. We are nice people I tell ya

[BabyFratelli]

  
LIKE! To both of these and thanks BabyFratelli after all, I'm a cullenite and I'm here respectfully discussing this thread. We are nice people I tell ya

 

Call me Elli. 

[Vilegrim]

And now I can't take you seriously anymore.

 

 

Loghain had the courage of his convictions, Alistair was a snivelling worm.   That is why I have more respect for Meredith than for Elthina at least Meredith followed her conscience, Elthina was just a weakling mewling that it wasn't fair.

[leaguer of one]

Except saying put to the question is STANDARD ENGLISH for torture, you are arguing that a Sub isn't a sandwhich here.

Except dragon age is not using standard english  beliefs, concepts, morals,references, or points.

 

Dragon age=/=our world in the past or like it.

[leaguer of one]

Loghain had the courage of his convictions, Alistair was a snivelling worm.   That is why I have more respect for Meredith than for Elthina at least Meredith followed her conscience, Elthina was just a weakling mewling that it wasn't fair.

We're done. The boat has sailed.

[Nimlowyn]

Debating is great but let's not start insulting fan bases or anything, especially the Cullenites. They're simply cute and excited, and generally very respectful of dissenting opinions. Leave them alone. 

I may become one myself after I play the game. 

[Lost_In_Anarchy]

Loghain had the courage of his convictions, Alistair was a snivelling worm.   That is why I have more respect for Meredith than for Elthina at least Meredith followed her conscience, Elthina was just a weakling mewling that it wasn't fair.

Um ok... yeah nice chatting with you.

 

[Lost_In_Anarchy]

I may become one myself after I play the game. 

Come to the dark side... we have cookies

[NoForgiveness]

Um ok... yeah nice chatting with you.

 

 

/sigh.... im out of likes so you get this instead...

[BabyFratelli]

I may become one myself after I play the game. 

 

Me too. I want to be cute and excited as well. Only time will tell. 

[Vilegrim]

Um ok... yeah nice chatting with you.

 

 

 

made me chuckle.  Before people get worried I am no where near this uncompromising in real life.  On most issues anyway. 

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Redemption. People are being tortured in Kirkwall. I think its a dalish elf to be specific. I assume it takes place in act 1/2 because of the qunari being there. And I don't see how Cullen couldn't have known about it. Unless there was a group going against what their superiors wanted(which we didn't see any sign of until act 2....)

I think there would have been plenty of small groups within the Templars going around and doing what they thought was "right" whether it be for or against mages. It happens all throughout the game starting from act 1 and Cullen never mentioned having knowledge of those. Oh Cullen, so, so, so oblivious.

Thrask in act 1 with the apostates from Starkhaven
Alrik in act 2 with the Mage in the tunnels beneath the gallows
And I don't think I need to point out examples from act 3 because it is rife with Templars breaking off into their own little groups and doing what ever the hell they want.

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Call me Elli. 

Lol awesome, I was going to call you baby but I didn't want to come across as being too forward

[Gtdef]

If Cullen had anything to do with torture or "doing what has to be done" he'd be a great addition to the team. But last time he tried to torture someone, if Hawke wasn't there to save him he'd be food for crows. On the other hand Templars are wussies and can only torture scared little girls. 

 

Where can an honest Inquisitor find useful people to recruit?

[Vilegrim]

it's the clash that gets me, we can be kill em all about mages in DA2, but appear to be denied the chance to do the opposite in any way shape or form. 

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

made me chuckle.  Before people get worried I am no where near this uncompromising in real life.  On most issues anyway.

This gets a LIKE! I'm seriously thinking of starting a petition to raise the amount of likes we get cos this blows

[NoForgiveness]

I think there would have been plenty of small groups within the Templars going around and doing what they thought was "right" whether it be for or against mages. It happens all throughout the game starting from act 1 and Cullen never mentioned having knowledge of those. Oh Cullen, so, so, so oblivious.

Thrask in act 1 with the apostates from Starkhaven
Alrik in act 2 with the Mage in the tunnels beneath the gallows
And I don't think I need to point out examples from act 3 because it is rife with Templars breaking off into their own little groups and doing what ever the hell they want.

 

eh. idk this was in a dungeon(presumably in the gallows). its hard to see how that could be over looked. Plus I seriously doubt Cullen is above torture or just about any of the other "abuses" the Templars are known for. Wouldn't peg him as a rapist though...

[DooomCookie]

I've just read the interview.  It seems like we get him early.

 

WMG ahead!

By the sounds of things Cassandra sees the Inquisitor as a means to an end and sets up the Inquisition with Leliana, Cullen and maybe Vivenne as a new Chantry-based organisation.  Presumably Solas, Cole and Dorian are later additions.  I actually kind of hope this is true.  I'd love to begin as ostensibly a pro-chantry organisation and then steadily take control and become more pro-mage.  Vivienne and Cassandra's reactions will be precious.