I will never pick that line, while Varric is my Hawke's best pal and one of my favorites characters, I cant be that mean to Cass.
I once took Cass's side during the whole conversation (I usually take the middle way). When you point out to Varric he has no reasons to side with the Inquisition, you get a double "Varric disapproves". I laughed.
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There's plenty of reasons to be mean to Cass, but loyalty to Hawke and Varric is the most retarded one.
There's plenty of reasons to be mean to Cass, but loyalty to Hawke and Varric is the most retarded one.
Indeed, I mean Cassandra is basically in the right here.
Varric put loyalty to his friend above everything you are working to accomplish.
And there is none that will make me be mean to her, I don't know why but I can't.There's plenty of reasons to be mean to Cass, but loyalty to Hawke and Varric is the most retarded one.
I thought that was some tumblr, insert subtitles from other media into scenes in Dragon Age. That's an actual line?
I thought that was some tumblr, insert subtitles from other media into scenes in Dragon Age. That's an actual line?
Subtitles are from another media indeed.
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And there is none that will make me be mean to her, I don't know why but I can't.
I could choose that kind of dialogue with Isabela and she is tied with Varric as my favorite companion.
Ah.. like my aggressive Hawke goes on automatic with her. "Buy your own drinks." 
With Cass, it's nothing personal. Her greatest asset is a fault to me. The Believer. It makes her endearing and lame, at once.. oddly. And that's mostly because I hate the Inquisition and Inquisitor more than her. Two things she believes in, almost unquestioningly.
I remember "Sober up, we need to talk" after she was gone for 3 years and "I thought you had already left" when she was trying to confess after she got her boat.Ah.. like my aggressive Hawke goes on automatic with her. "Buy your own drinks."
With Cass, it's nothing personal. Her greatest asset is a fault to me. The Believer. It makes her endearing and lame, at once.. oddly. And that's mostly because I hate the Inquisition and Inquisitor more than her. Two things she believes in, almost unquestioningly.
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I remember "Sobre up, we need to talk" after she was gone for 3 years and "I thought you had already left" when she was trying to confess after she got her boat.
Common, you cant hate Cass!
I don't hate Cass. Don't worry.
I hate myself. And you. 
For a moment I was worried, how someone can hate one of the sweetest woman in fiction?I don't hate Cass. Don't worry.
I hate myself. And you.
Subtitles are from another media indeed.
Obviously.
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For a moment I was worried, how someone can hate one of the sweetest woman in fiction?
Thats OK, we still can be internet friends.
I'll dedicate Msifits -Some Kinda Hate for you today.
I'll dedicate Msifits -Some Kinda Hate for you today.
Cassandra looks like she needs a toilet.
Well that is the most epic/classy way to go to the bathroom
Did Haven even have a toilet ? I got the sense people there just dumped their fecal matter in a hole somewhere.
Did Haven even have a toilet ? I got the sense people there just dumped their fecal matter in a hole somewhere.
It is remote Fereldan so you'd probably have an outhouse somewhere...
On Varric and Cassandra:
Cassandra is just bad at interrogation; I am going to assume Leliana is even worst because she just lets Cassandra do it all the time. Varric was not properly informed of what was going on. Varric is very perceptive and he is rather 'person smart' therefore as soon as he ascertained that Cassandra was a romantic, he played that to his advantage and Cassandra was smitten by the story. Cassandra should not have gone straight to intimidation tactics because it put Varric on guard. Varric is what we might call a Neutral Good person. He prefers to do right by his close acquaintances, and he tries to stay out of grand politics etc. However, when push comes to shove he will do what is right for everyone. Cassandra could have confided in Varric, and as she said later, made him understand the importance of Hawke, but instead she had to stab a book and start a game that Varric plays much better than Cassandra. Cassandra is so bad at said game that at the time she did not even know that she was playing and got, as they say, played. She forced Varric to rely on his first instinct, one that most people share, to protect those closest to him. By the time she attacks Varric at Skyhold, she has no right to assault him, she is doing it out of anger and frustration with herself. Varric is not a 'lying snake', he cares about people a great deal, and he himself feels a lot of guilt over the spread of red lyrium even though that was not really his fault.
Varric is a lying snake.
"Oh you are looking for Hawke? For what now? Sorry don't where they are."
"...Really, I don't."
"What do you mean I'm lying?! How dare you!"
"Okay I admit I was lying, I knew where Hawke the was entire time!"
"You people have done enough to him/her."-Varric the self righteous ******* spewing his self righteous pity party at Cassandra
Varric is a lying snake.
"Oh you are looking for Hawke? For what now? Sorry don't where they are."
"...Really, I don't."
"What do you mean I'm lying?! How dare you!"
"Okay I admit I was lying, I knew where Hawke the was entire time!"
"You people have done enough to him/her."-Varric the self righteous ******* spewing his self righteous pity party at Cassandra
You are the one complaining about unfounded certainty or "self righteousness", and you start your post with a truth claim "Varric is a lying snake", and you don't provide an argument? You are in full troll mode.lol
You are the one complaining about unfounded certainty or "self righteousness", and you start your post with a truth claim "Varric is a lying snake", and you don't provide an argument? You are in full troll mode.
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