Trying not to get any high tensions about the topic, I'm just gonna say that no, "no Morristair, Ever!" as Esbatty said. I've seen in other threads there have even be ":sick:" when talking about Lelistair even when
that would make so much more sense than with Morrigan.
I guess many of us here in this thread and here in BSN ships and are quite possessive of their favorite characters and that disagreements are prone to appear when mixing them up with the other characters, I guess Morrigan is meant to be
only for the Warden because she doesn't really get along with any other party members that's why It's impossible to picture her with anyone else and why we can be quite possessive about Morrigan because she only cares about the Warden and not the rest, it's kinda reciprocal hehehe.
I also believe that neither for the Ritual in a fanfic (but that's just my POV), IF it would have come to that then I suppose and bet that Morrigan would have rather choose Riordan an Orlesian veteran Warden likely to know more about the matter than alistair. I think that the only and best option is to be in romance with her so she wouldn't have to seek any other source, but of course, that's not a rule when it comes to a game and the different paths for the players.
Still, to each to their own paths in playing a game so while I disagree with the Morristair shipping.
I do like the art very much haha

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AwesomeEffect2 wrote...
I don’t remember a discussion about Morrigan’s nightmare in the Fade so I’ll ask about it here.
Her nightmare strikes me as the oddest out of them all.
She knows that it’s the Fade, she knows that staying in there would eventually kill her, right?
What was she doing there the whole time? Was Morrigan standing around and just….waiting……to be……rescued?
Is it because the spirit looks like her mother? Then does this actually show that Morrigan is vulnerable and/or immature?
Or maybe she was just being manipulative and waited for the Warden to do the dirty work.
What I think of the nightmares for Morrigan and the rest of the characters is that that they need to be rescued, they need to kill the demons in those nightmares because they are like the "key holders" that keep the characters inside that nightmare while being prodded and serving them a fake image of their wishes, memories, regrets and fears, wich in the case of Morrigan...she has none, she doesn't even fear Flemeth that much to subdue to the spirit's copy not even after the slap.
I guess Morrigan is waiting for the Warden to free her from the spirit's prodding and once killing the spirit it will cut out the hounding over her mind and make her vanish from her designated "fade prison cell".
Modifié par Lord_Anthonior, 24 mai 2011 - 12:02 .