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[Teophne]

Cole IS the other media. I mean even his looks. 

 

[Shinobu]

Cole IS the other media. I mean even his looks. 

 

 

Cole needs to play the harmonica.

[Andxel]

"Never trust half an elf" .

I've always found this one curious. There aren't many half elves that we know of in the Dragonverse, except for Feynriel and Alistair.

Alistair is...Well, Alistair, so I can't really see him as a threat in any scenario (except maybe for a hardened King Alistair who rules alone).

 

But Feynriel...

Apostate from Kirkwall, always prey to demons in his dreams and he can also travel to Tevinter if you help him out.

Also a big sidemission was dedicated only to his sub-plot in DA2. Wouldn't it be cool if Cole was really referring to him?

[JagerBorn]

Both worlds is probably referring to the physical world and the Fade. Solas means pride in the elven language.

There is precious little we know about Fen'Harel, for they say he did not care for our people. Elgar'nan and Mythal created the world as we know it, Andruil taught us the Ways of the Hunter, Sylaise and June gave us fire and crafting, but Fen'Harel kept to himself and plotted the betrayal of all the gods. And after the destruction of Arlathan, when the gods could no longer hear our prayers, it is said that Fen'Harel spent centuries in a far corner of the earth, giggling madly and hugging himself in glee.

The legend says that before the fall of Arlathan, the gods we know and revere fought an endless war with others of their kind. There is not a hahren among us who remembers these others: Only in dreams do we hear whispered the names of Geldauran and Daern'thal and Anaris, for they are the Forgotten Ones, the gods of terror and malice, spite and pestilence. In ancient times, only Fen'Harel could walk without fear among both our gods and the Forgotten Ones, for although he is kin to the gods of the People, the Forgotten Ones knew of his cunning ways, and saw him as one of their own.

And that is how Fen'Harel tricked them. Our gods saw him as a brother, and they trusted him when he said that they must keep to the heavens while he arranged a truce. And the Forgotten Ones trusted him also when he said he would arrange for the defeat of our gods, if only the Forgotten Ones would return to the abyss for a time. They trusted Fen'Harel, and they were all of them betrayed. And Fen'Harel sealed them away so they could never again walk among the People.

—From The Tale of Fen'Harel's Triumph, as told by Gisharel, Keeper of the Ralaferin clan of the Dalish elves

[Madmoe77]

"She knows they're going to kill her, can only save what's important. Precious space to remember her smile."

 

Sucker Punch?

[Sifr]

When did Legacy suggest this? 

 

If you wait before attacking some of the Carta near the beginning, they apparently mention that he's half-elven?

 

This is a non-spoiler thread. Please include a spoiler warning.

 

Terribly sorry, forgot this was non-spoiler.

 

Amended.

[Mike Brady]

"She knows they're going to kill her, can only save what's important. Precious space to remember her smile."

 

I can't quite place this. I'm fairly certain the reference is to a woman deciding whether or not she has space for an old photograph while trying to pack a few important things in a hurry. The scenario sounds so familiar, but I can't recall what it is.

 

YES! That jogged my memory. This is the end of Terminator.

[Sahrimnir]

In the Trespasser DLC, Cole says this:
"It was the same boy. His mother on the ship. His father in their homeland. He grew up lonely, or didn't."

 

This sounds a lot like Mr. Nobody. The film shows several alternate timelines. At one point, the main character's parents get divorced and he either goes away with his mother or stays behind with his father. It's not an exact match though. His mother goes away on a train, not a ship, but it's possible that was changed just because there are no trains in Thedas.

[Bhryaen]

 

These are the ones I'm pretty sure about:

• "He hunts the killer, but he's the one who killed her. He can't remember." – Memento

In "Memento" the main character wasn't the killer, no? At least not the original murderer. One of my favorite movies- would be annoying if I've missed that. The quote sounds more like the movie "Angel Heart," an old '80s Mickey Rourke film about a detective who slowly uncovers that he's the killer and has been covering his own tracks along the way during the investigation. It's a narrative plot that's been repeated elsewhere though, I'm pretty sure.

[karushna5]

In tresspassers

 

"He dies in a dark space so a blue rose could grow"- Sounds like Charr dying in ME3, since he calls his wife the Blue Rose of Illium.

[MaxQuartiroli]

 

"She knows they're going to kill her, can only save what's important. Precious space to remember her smile."

 

 

Terminator?

[Awkward Octopus]

I like this one from Trespasser:

 

"If you leave and come back, the chest gives you another. That's how we all know too much."

 

[Iakus]

In "Memento" the main character wasn't the killer, no? At least not the original murderer. One of my favorite movies- would be annoying if I've missed that. The quote sounds more like the movie "Angel Heart," an old '80s Mickey Rourke film about a detective who slowly uncovers that he's the killer and has been covering his own tracks along the way during the investigation. It's a narrative plot that's been repeated elsewhere though, I'm pretty sure.

No in Memento he (accidentally) killed his wife, thanks to his short term memory.  

 

Spoiler

His wife kept reminding him about needing her insulin shots (she hated needles and couldn't inject herself).  She doubted his condition was genuine, and hoped repeated reminders about her shots would make him break his act.  It didn't work, he kept giving her injections, and she died of an insulin overdose

[SiberianHusk]

 

I liked the mass effect reference in Trespasser.

 

Spoiler

About Legion. I cant remember the exact line, but it was something like:

Cole: "It always had a soul, the question is the answer.."

 

Legion: "Does this unit have a soul?"

Keelah se'lai.

 

Edit: Corrected with the actual line. 

[CronoDragoon]

In tresspassers

 

"He dies in a dark space so a blue rose could grow"- Sounds like Charr dying in ME3, since he calls his wife the Blue Rose of Illium.

 

; ;

[Iakus]

In tresspassers

 

"He dies in a dark space so a blue rose could grow"- Sounds like Charr dying in ME3, since he calls his wife the Blue Rose of Illium.

And she was implied to be pregnant by then.

[Shanlii]

In the Trespasser DLC, Cole says this:
"It was the same boy. His mother on the ship. His father in their homeland. He grew up lonely, or didn't."

 

This sounds a lot like Mr. Nobody. The film shows several alternate timelines. At one point, the main character's parents get divorced and he either goes away with his mother or stays behind with his father. It's not an exact match though. His mother goes away on a train, not a ship, but it's possible that was changed just because there are no trains in Thedas.

 

I think that's another Mass Effect.  There's a quarian boy, Jona, whose mother was killed in the events leading to Tali's loyalty mission ('on the ship') in ME2 and whose father died on Rannoch ('in their homeland') in ME3.

[Big I]

In Trespasser, Cole says "Sometimes the cow takes your gold". That's a reference to the Shifty Looking Cow from ME1 which would steal your credits.

[Bhryaen]

No in Memento he (accidentally) killed his wife, thanks to his short term memory.  

 

Spoiler

His wife kept reminding him about needing her insulin shots (she hated needles and couldn't inject herself).  She doubted his condition was genuine, and hoped repeated reminders about her shots would make him break his act.  It didn't work, he kept giving her injections, and she died of an insulin overdose

Long term memory loss- heh. Thanks for the correction. Damn- gotta watch it over. Not sure if I just didn't remember or never really got it...

[drummerchick]

In Trespasser, Cole says "Sometimes the cow takes your gold". That's a reference to the Shifty Looking Cow from ME1 which would steal your credits.

This is so much better than what I thought it was!  

I thought it was a play on the phrase "Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free?"  Like, if you buy the cow (get married), you may end up divorced, and the cow takes your gold and your favorite Zither t-shirt just to spite you.  

[Iakus]

I think that's another Mass Effect.  There's a quarian boy, Jona, whose mother was killed in the events leading to Tali's loyalty mission ('on the ship') in ME2 and whose father died on Rannoch ('in their homeland') in ME3.

ANd he either ended up an orphan ("he grew up lonely"), or was killed when the fleet was destroyed ("or didn't")

[Niah Darke]

He also makes a reference (in Trespasser) to the Asari in the hospital in ME3 (Something about killing the girl so she could live, and something about a gun... It was yesterday, I can't remember properly).
I was waiting for him to say something about said girl being Joker's sister (same planet, same name... Is it meant to be her?)

[-Severian-]

He also makes a reference (in Trespasser) to the Asari in the hospital in ME3 (Something about killing the girl so she could live, and something about a gun... It was yesterday, I can't remember properly).
I was waiting for him to say something about said girl being Joker's sister (same planet, same name... Is it meant to be her?)

 

I don't think he mentions a gun (which would be pretty jarring in Dragon Age), but he does mention "waiting for her eyes to turn black" and killing the girl so she could live. It's definitely ME3.

[Niah Darke]

Ah, the reference was to a weapon, not a gun. My brain went to gun because she was constantly asking for one

[BluuDuck]

I like this one from Trespasser:

 

"If you leave and come back, the chest gives you another. That's how we all know too much."

 

I think I'm missing the obvious but what exactly is this a reference to?