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[Miss This or That]

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Doesn't that mean they didn't have sex? "No. I didn't. I would not lay with you under false pretences." Not only do we not get a love scene but all our head canons about them sleeping together just got ruined. Plus he just takes our hand a leaves with very lil emotion.

I am devastated.

 

He clearly does show emotion, though! If Solas has one thing left, it is a heart to love Lavellan with. Let's make this a list, because I need to remind myself of this stuff, too. Under a spoiler just in case:

 

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- he would not cause Lavellan the misery of having slept with the Dread Wolf without knowing so
-> pretty much the most noble thing he could have done, as he cares more for her than to further traumatise her by going all the way

-> stops a lot of headcanons, but it makes Solas into a twisted, yet very emotional character who still has some sense of morale left: Also, it stops the Blackwall backlash that would probably be ten times as bad for Solas

- he still loves her and tells her so

- he visits her in her dreams, yet stays far away, because he knows that she cannot follow him

- a lot more stuff that I cannot type because my hands are shaking like crazy from the feels, but...Solas cares. He has a heart. Lavellan is the most important person and he cannot stay completely away from her: he loves her THAT MUCH.

[Avejajed]

Well I'm okay with that because I wasn't convinced that they did to begin with, so whatever. lol. I'll wait and see how I feel after I've played it. Hour and a half!!!

[Commander of the Grey]

So it'll be Tevinter against Elves....again? Sort of? Plus Qunari? He's probably gonna be busy freeing all of their elven slaves.

 

Is it wrong that I wanna weaken the Inquisition to make it easier for him? *sigh* I wonder if it'll be the Elven Age or something. 

[Eurowande]

oh my god i cried like a baby, i prepared my self for an arrogant Solas, but this sad Solas was just too much for my poor heart, and im disappointed , i expected a longer conversation , i was ready for the outcome ( or this is what i keep telling myself) . and this kiss it just wasnt enough

[Avejajed]

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I'm so excited and I just can't hide it I know I know I know I know I'm gonna FOLLOW YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU FOREVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

 

Sorry.

Ahem.

Being cooped up in my chair at work is hard.

[Mims]

Well I'm okay with that because I wasn't convinced that they did to begin with, so whatever. lol. I'll wait and see how I feel after I've played it. Hour and a half!!!

 

Yeah, it isn't really that big of a deal to me. I assumed they did- but if I'm told otherwise, it isn't a major calamity. I can respect that he chose not to. 

[Miss This or That]

oh my god i cried like a baby, i prepared my self for an arrogant Solas, but this sad Solas was just too much for my poor heart, and im disappointed , i expected a longer conversation , i was ready for the outcome ( or this is what i keep telling myself) . and this kiss it just wasnt enough

 

I felt that way a couple of minutes ago, too, but after re-watching the entire scene plus the end sequence, I cannot see how Solas could have reacted any other way. He's been determined to walk this path alone since the beginning of Inquisition. He has to face a terrible decision: Stand for what you did wrong and try to redeem yourself through (self)sacrifice, or be with the woman that you love. I swear, if the entire situation had been different, he would have stayed. (The fact that Lavellan made him question his entire goal proves that. "She is real [...] it changes everything, but it can't.") But he can't, because everything that he believes in is at stake. It's basically his entire being, now. He woke up one year before the events of Inquisition. This world is alien to him, wrong and not what he remembers. It is basically the future that he never wanted. It's like the future that Inky and Dorian saw: It isn't real. And I swear, it pains him to see that Lavellan is real, but that just isn't enough if you're a thousand years old 'god' who woke up from his slumber and has the mortality of the whole elven race shouldered on his back.

[Boobasaurus]

I thought that this DLC was going to be the last time we would see our Inquisitor (as protagonist at least), but the last scene suggests the opposite...

 

Didn't Bioware confirm this? Or am I totally misinformed? xD

[Mims]

So, out of curiosity. Is Solas also mortal-lifespanned now? He survived through fade magic means, I imagine, but he's probably going to age normally now that he's awoken? Unless the plan works? 

[Avejajed]

I felt that way a couple of minutes ago, too, but after re-watching the entire scene plus the end sequence, I cannot see how Solas could have reacted any other way. He's been determined to walk this path alone since the beginning of Inquisition. He has to face a terrible decision: Stand for what you did wrong and try to redeem yourself through (self)sacrifice, or be with the woman that you love. I swear, if the entire situation had been different, he would have stayed. (The fact that Lavellan made him question his entire goal proves that. "She is real [...] it changes everything, but it can't.") But he can't, because everything that he believes in is at stake. It's basically his entire being, now. He woke up one year before the events of Inquisition. This world is alien to him, wrong and not what he remembers. It is basically the future that he never wanted. It's like the future that Inky and Dorian saw: It isn't real. And I swear, it pains him to see that Lavellan is real, but that just isn't enough if you're a thousand years old 'god' who woke up from his slumber and has the mortality of the whole elven race shouldered on his back.

 

One of you said something about he watches her in his dreams- is this a statement from the game? Has he been?

[SamanthaJ]

One of you said something about he watches her in his dreams- is this a statement from the game? Has he been?

 

In the little thing about the characters at the end that explains their fates. Cole went off with Maryden, Dorian...did something, everyone did something, and sometimes Lavellan feels her lover watches her in her dreams.

 

And she wants to change his heart. So effing heartbreaking.

[Miss This or That]

One of you said something about he watches her in his dreams- is this a statement from the game? Has he been?

 

Yes. It is mentioned in the epilogue at the end, where you find out what every companion does now. Solas watches Lavellan in her sleep from afar, but doesn't dare to go closer and she doesn't seem to remember most of what happened in her dreams. I could type the whole little thing, if you want to! =)

[Avejajed]

I thought that this DLC was going to be the last time we would see our Inquisitor (as protagonist at least), but the last scene suggests the opposite...

 

Didn't Bioware confirm this? Or am I totally misinformed? xD

 

Well, regardless of what Bioware "confirmed" they aren't exactly known for keeping their word. In any case I think it was meant to be about why we're not playing the Warden, which some people can't seem to get over. But I think this could have changed- if they think it's right for the story, then, well, they are within their right to change their mind.

[scintilla]

One of you said something about he watches her in his dreams- is this a statement from the game? Has he been?

 

Adding on to what the others have said, it's an ending slide.

[Eurowande]

I felt that way a couple of minutes ago, too, but after re-watching the entire scene plus the end sequence, I cannot see how Solas could have reacted any other way. He's been determined to walk this path alone since the beginning of Inquisition. He has to face a terrible decision: Stand for what you did wrong and try to redeem yourself through (self)sacrifice, or be with the woman that you love. I swear, if the entire situation had been different, he would have stayed. (The fact that Lavellan made him question his entire goal proves that. "She is real [...] it changes everything, but it can't.") But he can't, because everything that he believes in is at stake. It's basically his entire being, now. He woke up one year before the events of Inquisition. This world is alien to him, wrong and not what he remembers. It is basically the future that he never wanted. It's like the future that Inky and Dorian saw: It isn't real. And I swear, it pains him to see that Lavellan is real, but that just isn't enough if you're a thousand years old 'god' who woke up from his slumber and has the mortality of the whole elven race shouldered on his back.

no i was ready for this, im just disappointed that there wasnt more talking , a longer scene a longer kiss...

[CapricornSun]

Well

 

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It came from a sad response after Solas said "What is the Dalish curse? Dread Wolf take you?" and Inquisitor said Ironically he did, and he said the false pretenses thing. So I think they might not have done the do

 

I checked the video again and the whole dialogue went:

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Solas: And now you know, What is the old Dalish curse? "May the Dread Wolf take you"?

Lavellan: (Teary option in the dioalogue wheel) ["Yes. Ironically"] "And so he did."

Solas: "I did not. I would not lay with you under false pretenses."

Lavellan: "But you lied to me. I loved you. Did you really think I wouldn't have understood."

 

It's the "ironically" part on Lavellan's dialogue choice that made me think they did do the do but I guess I could be wrong and since he mentioned not laying with her under false pretenses.

[MidgetNemo]

He clearly does show emotion, though! If Solas has one thing left, it is a heart to love Lavellan with. Let's make this a list, because I need to remind myself of this stuff, too. Under a spoiler just in case:

 

Spoiler

- he would not cause Lavellan the misery of having slept with the Dread Wolf without knowing so
-> pretty much the most noble thing he could have done, as he cares more for her than to further traumatise her by going all the way

-> stops a lot of headcanons, but it makes Solas into a twisted, yet very emotional character who still has some sense of morale left: Also, it stops the Blackwall backlash that would probably be ten times as bad for Solas

- he still loves her and tells her so

- he visits her in her dreams, yet stays far away, because he knows that she cannot follow him

- a lot more stuff that I cannot type because my hands are shaking like crazy from the feels, but...Solas cares. He has a heart. Lavellan is the most important person and he cannot stay completely away from her: he loves her THAT MUCH.

Wait was the dream thing confirmed? Where? 

[Miss This or That]

no i was ready for this, im just disappointed that there wasnt more talking , a longer scene a longer kiss...

 

Aww yeah, I was bummed out about that, too. But their budget was probably pretty tight. The Sera marriage scene is pretty much done in three minutes, too. xD

[SamanthaJ]

I'm glad that, in the end, Lavellan at least understood the whole thing about her boyfriend being Fen'Harel.

[DragonRacer]

I'm glad that, in the end, Lavellan at least understood the whole thing about her boyfriend being Fen'Harel.

 

Yes, this pleases me. I wanted her to be fairly chill about it because I certainly am. LOL