Actually, no I didn't. Go get the quote, because either you misinterpreted me, or you're just making it up.
Actually, that stuff happens anyway, so what is your point, there's no reason Fiona wouldn't think it would happen either. Finally, a small contingent of Tevinter psychos can't combat an entire country. The mages could have easily fought with Ferelden, who protected them, instead they sold them out, into slavery of all things. Guess Fiona's memory isn't that long when it concerns her doing wrong.
There is no sign Ferelden is inclined to help the mages the slightest, only provided them with refuge. No nation takes a side even though their people are dying. And here is quote, FYI they will not die without Lyrium, they are just too much of a coward to go through the drawbacks.
Going to side with the Templars anyway, but more so with the Chantry. I sympathize with them more. They'll definitely die without lyrium, where as there's very little chance the mages will all be killed if they surrendered long before this stupid war began.
Honestly, they are both pretty bad, but Fiona was truly desperate. They had no one else to turn to, particularly since the Tevinters used TIME magic to get there and infiltrate before anyone else could do anything. The Tevinters went there on purpose- they made an offer Fiona could not refuse. This all happened 2 days after the conclave exploded... Fiona probably thought that at least through Tevinter they would live, instead of the general populous turning on them and killing them Vivienne mentioned it- everyone is more afraid of magic now than ever. Fiona was protecting her people the only way she could see how. If she tried to refuse them, who knows what they would have down in retaliation?
Also, if you side with the Templars don't the mages end up brainwashed? Alexius very well could have already been putting the mages of Redcliffe under some form of mind control, or at least influencing them.
Indeed, I'm arguing with people who haven't seen the mage side. Ferelden merely gave them a roof, nothing more. Even that was considered generous. Tevinter tricked and intimidated its way into Redcliff.





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