Ah, but I DO live in the present. Lots of adventures to tell, and others to never say a word about!
So do I and others here and we also choose to write FF some romantic, some not, you choose to read up on history, these choices have the same value.
Sure, history is fun... but I don't recall too many history books focused on the sex lives of well-known names in history. History is all about who did WHAT, not WHOM.
Really? I think you'll find there's quite a few history books focussing on the love lives of famous people or sexual mores...
So, why bother with computer games? Well, some are pretty well written, others 'explore' a piece of history, others are more fantasy. It's all good... but think about it: what about 'exploring another life' need involve sex as more than a sideline?
Football is a sideline, sex is not... For most people if not for you, it's a big deal.
The Dragon Age characters are all fairly warped, in one way or another. Their central 'mission' involves a death march, with no retirement plan. Whatever your character class, you're a suicidal homicide, bent on saving your little corner of Ferelden, and slaughtering all sorts of critters. Sex, by comparison, is something that any peasant can do, so why bother exploring it overmuch?
I, personally, agree with the first part here so much. The suicide/homicide/doomed to die bit, that's what makes the characters so fun and intense to write about.
Because sex is life and creates life. Many of us are never more alive than when we're engaging in it. You're talking about the mechanics of sex, that may be basically tedious, but even then there is considerable variety. But what most of us here write is not just or only the mechanics but everything that surrounds it: feelings, emotions, angst, social differences, diversity... The stuff of life.
For all those who still insist on sexing up the Wardens... consider a central premise of BEING a Grey Warden: they drink DarkSpawn blood. Their blood is INFECTED. Presumeably, all of their bodily fluids are also INFECTED. So, sex with a Grey Warden is a sort of death sentence by itself, yes?
I don't think your interpretation here is canon, but nevertheless, the scenario you propose is full of romantic possibilities and real life parallels... At least as I see it, 'tis a pity you can't but there you go. You seem to be the kind of person who when the finger points to the moon, only considers the finger....
Kind of kills the romance, if the romance kills you.
I disagree.<3
Modifié par Maria13, 19 août 2010 - 03:11 .