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6 Signs You May Be Too Hard on Yourself

She’s horrified & saddened when you find out what has happened to the Tranquil Mages

If the Inquisitor & Dorian enter a relationship, no matter if she’s not friends with the Inquisitor, she will defend their relationship from assholes putting the relationship down

She’s the only one to approve of you saving everyone during Haven’s attack

If you blame yourself for Haven, she offers kind & comforting words

When Cassandra blames herself for not being present at the Conclave & trying to save the Divine, Vivienne reminds her she did all she could & to not blame herself

After completing Cole’s companion quest, Cole reads her mind & discovers a part of her cares for him despite all her vocal vitriol toward him

She’s distraught over the violence between mages (those who want to rebel & those who don’t) & the innocent lives caught in the crossfire

She’s just as adamant that the right outfit will make people respect you regardless of your race–when most people in the Orlesian Court find an elf, qunari, or dwarf in formal dress laughable at best.

Iron Bull basically adopts her as a mother figure, and she tuts over him like one.

She accepts Dalish mage training as just as valid as Circle training.

She consults both Solas and Dorian on magical matters, even though she doesn’t get along with either.

For all her ambition, she joins the Inquisition at the very beginning, when doing so is more likely to make her a social pariah than gain her any favors.

Her biggest problem with dissolving the Circle is that there is no viable alternative in place to protect and teach mages.

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