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[tipper111]

so I just finished asunder and I'm not understanding how cole will be represented in inquisition . we have been told he is a young man but the mind of a child so he can't be romanced (fair enough)

now in asunder that is cole. childlike, scared, has no memory of his past until the end where he finds out he is a spirit/demon who visited the real dying cole locked in the dungeon . and when he goes to kill Lambert he is fully aware of who he is and acts no longer scared or childlike .

so the cole we get in inquisition is back to the original childlike scared cole ???

[David Gaider]

so I just finished asunder and I'm not understanding how cole will be represented in inquisition . we have been told he is a young man but the mind of a child so he can't be romanced (fair enough)

now in asunder that is cole. childlike, scared, has no memory of his past until the end where he finds out he is a spirit/demon who visited the real dying cole locked in the dungeon . and when he goes to kill Lambert he is fully aware of who he is and acts no longer scared or childlike .

so the cole we get in inquisition is back to the original childlike scared cole ???

 

What I said previously is that Cole is effectively a child -- not that he has the mind of a child.

 

And that was specifically in the context of being asked about romancing him. Cole is not socially developed enough to comfortably give consent, at least not in the way that we picture it. Others may imagine otherwise, and that's fine, but we're not going to write that story.

 

That does not apply to anything else, or imply that he is childlike in general. Be careful when you read interpretations about him, and don't mistake them to be things that we've actually said regarding his appearance in DAI.