Today, after far more playthroughs than I want to admit, I heard the conversation between Morrigan and Alistair about Kieran. I thought it was never going to happen.
Here's what I did, for anyone who's still struggling to get it. It didn't require any mods or any plot flag editing.
1 Kieran has to exist.
2 Complete Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts before entering Crestwood for the first time.
3 Have that first conversation where Kieran says something about your racial background before going to Crestwood for the first time.
4 Go to Crestwood and meet Alistair.
5 When you return to Skyhold, save the game, then fast travel to the courtyard garden where Morrigan hangs out and pause the game.
6 It's important to pause the game while you get oriented because the conversation starts right away and it isn't very loud.
7 Unpause the game and run over to Morrigan. She and Alistair will be talking about Kieran. It's an ambient conversation and easy to miss, so save first and don't be afraid to reload.
Retour en haut
I couldn't switch back to the inquisitor so I kept trying. When I did, the entire party ended up the same way, including Valta. Everyone was going "aarghh...aarggh" 
) and quizzy went to find him and ended up in the infinite fall loop. I had to reload to a save from before I went up the ladders.
Wynne and Shale are planning a trip to Tevinter to possibly un-golemize Shale, and Sten is heading home. Oghren expects to stay on the surface and Leliana is going to lead a Chantry expedition back the Temple of Sacred Ashes. Not bad for a bunch of misfits.
Of the companions I always bring along, he's very prone to pushing the inquisitor. I'm just afraid he'll push the Inq right off the edge when I was doing all that scaffolding climbing. I always rush at my best speed, even going down and take off the moment feet land on wood. 
His actions were fueled by feelings of persecution, anger, hatred, the restraints, duties he was compelled into taking up (he never chose to be a warden). He's one of those who hated to have his freedom curtail; he persistently run away from the Circle. He might had railed at his fate, to be born a mage. It's a well worn pattern for him, being forced onto paths he did not want, being forced to perform or abide by rules. He never came to terms with it, it would have grated and ate at him. I would even go as far as to say he's the kind who felt his wants, his feelings outweigh the needs of anyone else, that he had suffered more than anyone else. He walked willingly but without understanding into possession by a spirit that ended getting warped by his emotions and unbalanced personality. I always think his last action was in reality more for himself, an explosion of bottled up fury and madness, than a 'heroic' stance against the persecution of mages by Meredith or a statement against the Chantry.
) finally got rolling after I defeated Coryphues with my Cassandra romancing Male Lavellan (Aka the second time I've romaced Cassandra) and I was juggling between my Female Mage Lavellan who is currently in the process of romancing Solas when I got my first kiss from him. Ha! No, it was my second kiss actually, Origjn deleted my first save where I was romancing Dorian. Yay for me resiting Cassandra super hard core, it got the point were I just didn't talk to her and kept to myself. Dang, it's hard not to romace her though, she's got an excellent romance...
Reminds me of Merrill saying she's never seen a dragon before....after watching Flemeth turn into one and fly away. 
