blackwall's husband

“ten years, a hundred years from now, someone like me will love someone like you, and there will be no [one] to tear them apart,” goes so fucking crazy i wish it wasn’t from DRAGON AGE

i dont need to respond to comments on my post this is true. anyways spirits, especially in inquisition onwards, are written to know The Truth. you get what i mean? they are always just the Correct One. they're only the writers' ideas of the concepts they embody. therefore, despite claims otherwise, they will always be objectively correct because the writers' conceptualizations make up the fundamental truth of dragon age. does this make sense. it's midnight

"what about that part said by solas that all perceptions of an event are true in the fade?" thank you for that wonderful question. the answer is trick weekes is a hack

@marvelous-goose

anyone else think it's kinda fucked up that the wise men went to little baby jesus and brought him a frankenstein. really scary

now that you mention it, it’s dawned on me suddenly and for no obvious reason that i can’t go on living as i am

what are you wearing rn and is it representative of your style

dragon age pisses me off because i'm always like no i'm done i'm finished and then i find myself thinking about it still from time to time. its like the ex-husband i'm 99.9% over but then that 0.1% comes back to bite me in the ass

one of the biggest mistakes they ever made in dragon age was writing spirits as if they know the objective truth. that's literally boring and i'm beating you with hammers

they're formed from the thoughts and feelings of mortals and from mortals' ideas of a certain concept. they should be anything but the objective truth

the reason sex scenes exist in fiction is because sometimes people have sex but also to find out what the characters are lying to everyone including themselves about by wrapping that agonising vulnerability in a treat like giving medicine to a dog