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Y'all...new victim here...just saw the final scene. Apparently the epilogue will give a bit more but...I'm on the verge of tears. Omg.
I need closure and I will be SO damn pissed if we don't get it at one point in the future. And it better not come like Zevran in DA2 or something like that. I don't even want to play as anyone but my Inquisitor and see Solas ;_;
Yeah uh the epilogue explains a LOT. If you don't want to be spoiled on it, tread carefully here. 
Also I would be surprised if they didn't deal with Solas in a dlc or expansion,not after that ending 
Stahp. Stahp.
Keep hearing songs that make me think of him/her/them.
Haha oh god same,heavy in your armsStahp. Stahp.
Keep hearing songs that make me think of him/her/them.
If they do give us closure in The form of dlc or an expansion then The Solas romance could easily
Apparently the devs are working on some sort of blog post where they'll put up each of their characters' song playlists they had going on to help them write.
I am dreadfully curious about what Patrick Weekes had going on for Solas.
Did someone else get the banter between Solas and Cole after the break up? It seems pretty interesting:
Cole: He hurts, an old pain from before when everything sang the same
You're real, and it means everyone could be real. It changes everything, but it can't
They sleep, masked in a mirror, hiding, hurting, and to wake them... (gasp) Where did it go?
Solas: I apologize Cole, that is not a pain you can heal
You're real, and it means everyone could be real. It changes everything, but it can't
Might be kind of a hint to why he broke up with Lavellan? Because she is real and it changed something?
Is that actual confirmation from one of the writers, or just speculation because of that dialogue? Because while I think Flemeth can't posses an unwilling host, we still have no idea if Solas was unwilling. Or if the rules change when we're talking about other gods.
I am also prone not to trust things Flemeth says regardless, heh.
Anyone know what the nightmare was saying to Solas in the Fade?
"Dirth ma harellan. Ma banal enasalin. Mar solas ena mar din." Solas replies "Banal nadas."
I think "Speak, my Dread Wolf. [...?]" And Solas replies "Nothing [is] inevitable."
The bit in bold is the main bit I'm wondering about mostly.
My - nothing - [enasal - to be grateful for being able to withstand loss]. Mar = ?
Mar - pride/stand tall - appear/emerge - mar - not/isn't.. din also means someone who has died, who is not.
Hmm... The wiki doesn't have all words sadly
Harellan = trickster
Solas = pride
Nadas = inevitable
Din = not or isn't
There is banalhan which means place of nothing, but I dunno if it's the same
And Enasal (EHN-ah-sahl): To be grateful for being able to withstand loss
Enansal (en-AHN-sahl): gift or blessing
Some things I found today while I was wandering around with my Lavellan again instead of actually progressing with my other Inquisitors! (I may have a problem.) Wasn't sure where to put it, so it's going here just to be safe.
A~lso, really interesting banter between Cole and Solas (and the Inquisitor, briefly):
Cole: You don't need to envy me, Solas. You can find happiness in your own way.
Solas: I apologize for disturbing you, Cole. I am not a spirit, and sometimes it is hard to remember such simple truths.
Cole: They are not gone so long as you remember them.
Solas: I know.
Cole: But you could let them go.
Solas: I know that as well.
Cole: You didn't do it to be right. You did it to save them.
Inquisitor: Solas, what is Cole talking about?
Solas: A mistake. One of many made by a much younger elf who was certain he knew everything.
Cole: You weren't wrong, though.
Solas: Thank you, Cole.
Guys, I've just read that Solas sends a message through Cole after he leaves. But maybe that's only if you make Cole more spirit? Not sure.
Interesting with the black/white wolf dynamic. Since that is what the cards also show. Black wolf for low affection, white wolf for high.
K so we seriously need some talented fanfic writers to start on that.
Cole: You don't need to envy me, Solas. You can find happiness in your own way.
Solas: I apologize for disturbing you, Cole. I am not a spirit, and sometimes it is hard to remember such simple truths.
Cole: They are not gone so long as you remember them.
Solas: I know.
Cole: But you could let them go.
Solas: I know that as well.
Cole: You didn't do it to be right. You did it to save them.
Inquisitor: Solas, what is Cole talking about?
Solas: A mistake. One of many made by a much younger elf who was certain he knew everything.
Cole: You weren't wrong, though.
Solas: Thank you, Cole.
Sounds a lot like what he does to Lavellan in the end, too! As if he just repeated his mistake, in a different way (since the way Cole talks is really vague), but still...very interesting.
Finding happiness in his own way - Lavellan as a romantic interest
They are not gone so long as you remember them - A part of our elf is always with him
You could let them go - Well...we know that he pretty much left Lavellan, thus letting go of her
You didn't do it to be right, but to save them - I guess he wanted to save our Inquisitor, in a way, from himself
A mistake made by an elf who thought he knew everything - He still thinks he knows what is best and right for Lavellan, without taking her own opinion into consideration
I know that you can't really make a parallel between the two things, but I guess you can compare it to the mistakes he made while falling for our Inquisitor. I just like to compare such things, because it's so interesting to see that Solas can never be free from terrible mistakes. Poor guy.
Guys, I've just read that Solas sends a message through Cole after he leaves. But maybe that's only if you make Cole more spirit? Not sure.
Omfg, I literally just got this! I captured it on video. I can upload, if you'd like!
I had a somewhat different read on that bit of dialogue! I am sure it is all intentionally ambiguous to be overanalyzed.
Cole: They are not gone so long as you remember them.
Solas: I know.
Cole: But you could let them go.
Solas: I know that as well.
This could be referring to the other elven gods, which presumably he locked away.
Just speculation, but. Say he locked away the gods out of sympathy for the mortals. Over time, he has grown to regret this choice and plans to break them out again. [Perhaps the gods themselves encouraged that more 'corrupt' elven society.] But if he breaks them out, this will inevitably cause problems for mortals.
Which is why having a connection with a mortal, even a friendship, is going to be a problem. Releasing the old gods would release the forgotten ones, and no doubt wreck havoc for a while.
Solas: A mistake. One of many made by a much younger elf who was certain he knew everything.
Cole: You weren't wrong, though.
Cole believing that he chose right originally in deciding to seal them away.
Omfg, I literally just got this! I captured it on video. I can upload, if you'd like!
Yesss, please. You made him more spirit-like?
I interpreted that the same way as you, Mims. I think he did banish the other ones and that's what Cole is reading in his mind.
Yesss, please. You made him more spirit-like?
I did! It was for me probably the hardest decision in DA:I, but after some pondering I chose to make him more spirit-like in no small thanks to Solas and his teachings. It's amazing how his character can really alter your perception of the world and its lore. Having made him human would have altered his essence and who he was, and he wouldn't be able to heal people, let alone himself. That's what I think but I leaned for human-like at the very beginning.
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