Resurrect our warden in Awakening? It was an orlesian warden that gets played if The Warden sacrificed themselves. I never play Awakening if Warden sacrifices though.
Yes, if you load a saved game from a time where you sacrificed your warden, he pops up like a daisy as if nothing was wrong and continues into the expansion. They act as though you took Morrigan's deal and all of the dialogue between characters suggests that. This was an option to allow you to continue the use of the same character without any underlying repercussions to your original choices.
@Domiel Angelus, missing the point...... edit: You are stuck with those two characters specifically, not the point or idea coming across. if you got it, then please quit correcting that, cause it keeps missing the point of bringing it up.
Thanks HiroVoid, my mistake. 
I'm not missing the point in your statement, the love they share is romantic and yes, Jackie Estacado is a one woman man, at least during that arc of the story. The game you and the game designer chose however has one large over-arching flaw when you choose to bring it into the light: Its a founded comic book first and the designers kept as close to the original story line and founded lore as they could. So yes, Jackie loves her and only her for a very long time even after she's dead for many years so in the game as it follows the first arc in both iterations of the comic book she is the only option.
That's a plot hole that you're stepping over with a ten foot ladder in your discussion of platonic love. It has a 100% pre-generated backround story, where as one of the previous posters stated Dragon Age is a story driven RPG. So think of it as the difference between a graphic novel and a choose your own adventure book, one has a clear concise beginning, middle and end; the other has branching paths to assist in the enjoyment of the reader.
In both Dragon Age and Mass Effect you have what could be considered platonic or bromances with every character in the game if you so please. By adding Race Gating and Xenophobia into the characters of Dragon Age, you throw an extremely odd monkey wrench into the mix of the game itself. This doesn't make just romances difficult, it will make even becoming friends with the characters difficult because with the breadth of character back story granted it will certainly have issues arise. You're supposed to be a hero, recruiting an elite band of companions to save the world. When Xenophobia is added into the mix, not just the enmity between Mages and Templars, you now have to take careful track of every step you make. There's always that chance that one of your new found compatriots may just decide that betraying you because you're a dwarf or an elf is better for their cause than saving the world. They may just say "You know, I'd really like to survive this, but if I can take out that guy before I go it may not be so bad"
Note: I had to put up a new post because the first one bugged out.
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