Sera was admittedly not my favorite for a long time, but the more I thought about her, the more important she became in my mind.
She's the only companion who's low class--truly low class, not a former noble or a wealthy but down-to-earth merchant. And her very existence is a direct opposition to Solas and his ideals. She represents everything he hates about what has become of the elves--cut off from their past, integrated with human society. But she doesn't want the world that he wants. She's fine being who she is. And he's too blind to see that she is one of his people, with or without her connection to the past. She is what he should be working to save, not what he should be trying to destroy. And the great irony is how he's now talking about the Inquisition being doomed to corruption when that is exactly what she told him when he tried to make her turn the Red Jennies into a more formal organization. This young, naive city elf told off an old god and she had the right idea all along.
I'm really glad that Trespasser did her character justice. That character growth was exactly what she needed to take her from a potentially great character to an actually great one.
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I recently replayed the Jaws of Hakkon again and heard a new one, well new for me. 
Sera: The veil is wobbly here, Cass: no I'd say its more squeaky, Solas *exasperated sigh*
