Okay, true. But she belive, that she are practical. (And still not exactly evil, just survival.)
I can agree on that. I actually 100% believe Morrigan is not an evil person, just a very misguided and damaged one. In fact, i love her her relationship with The Warden as much as i do specifically because she acts like a mirror of sorts to the HoF
I can agree on that. I actually 100% believe Morrigan is not an evil person, just a very misguided and damaged one. In fact, i love her her relationship with The Warden as much as i do specifically because she acts like a mirror of sorts to the HoF
But what about that she agreed on a lot of "evil" things that your main character could make in i think it was DA O ( i cannot get those comments back and i don't remember them but i do remember that they were really bad decisions that your main character could choose from and that she agreed when your main character chooses the "evil" choices ) So what about that ?
No problem to me
I'm not a Morrigan fan, I wrote just for the sake of accuracy. Morrigan is more practical than evil. I think.
Morrigan is epic... I like Morrigan...
Morrigan is epic... I like Morrigan...
I do not hate her, i like, just i'm not a fan
But what about that she agreed on a lot of "evil" things that your main character could make in i think it was DA O ( i cannot get those comments back and i don't remember them but i do remember that they were really bad decisions that your main character could choose from and that she agreed when your main character chooses the "evil" choices ) So what about that ?
Well, thing is, for me, her support or agreement of doing "evil" things never came out of cruelty or maliciousness. As i said, her motivations were born from her "survival of the fittest" outlook on life, and she had that outlook because she was rasied and groomed to have that kind of perspective (again, very misguided and messed up person because of the way Flemeth wanted her to be).
Back in Origins she would have argued against saving "A" because "A" should be able to save itself without needing help from anyone, and if "A" is not able to do just that than "A" doesn't deserve saving (again, survival of the fittest) but if The Warden goes out of his way to explain to her just why helping "A" is good or beneficial then she may actually come to understand (and even agree, really) the HoF's perspective.
She has basically, IMHO, a very simple and child-ish perspective on issues, but not an evil one
Well, thing is, for me, her support or agreement of doing "evil" things never came out of cruelty or maliciousness. As i said, her motivations were born from her "survival of the fittest" outlook on life, and she had that outlook because she was rasied and groomed to have that kind of perspective (again, very misguided and messed up person because of the way Flemeth wanted her to be).
Back in Origins she would have argued against saving "A" because "A" should be able to save itself without needing help from anyone, and if "A" is not able to do just that than "A" doesn't deserve saving (again, survival of the fittest) but if The Warden goes out of his way to explain to her just why helping "A" is good or beneficial then she may actually come to understand (and even agree, really) the HoF's perspective.
She has basically, IMHO, a very simple and child-ish perspective on issues, but not an evil one
Okay thank you because what i have red so far back then is that i really saw her as an "evil" woman.
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