I have a couple comments about two scenes. Firstly, I have difficulty believing Dorian's story. In our world, there have been gay nobles, even kings, who managed to do the deed to get the necessary heirs. I feel sorry for their wives though. Before you say Thedas is not here, there is a codex on Sexuality in Thedas that details that these kinds of arrangements were common. Secondly, and I feel you won't appreciate this, is that after the Solas scene, what I'm anticipating most in Dreadwolf is the opportunity to shove Solas' face into the mud. After all, not only did he commit genocide on his people, the ancient elves, he is planning to do it again. His spoken regrets? Crocodile tears. Aside from this, I did enjoy the flashbacks to when I went through those scenes.
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I have a couple comments about two scenes.
Firstly, I have difficulty believing Dorian's story. In our world, there have been gay nobles, even kings, who managed to do the deed to get the necessary heirs. I feel sorry for their wives though. Before you say Thedas is not here, there is a codex on Sexuality in Thedas that details that these kinds of arrangements were common.
Secondly, and I feel you won't appreciate this, is that after the Solas scene, what I'm anticipating most in Dreadwolf is the opportunity to shove Solas' face into the mud. After all, not only did he commit genocide on his people, the ancient elves, he is planning to do it again. His spoken regrets? Crocodile tears.
Aside from this, I did enjoy the flashbacks to when I went through those scenes.