Ariel

The Sovereign is *still* Areadbhar until expressly stated otherwise (I'd recognize those big meaty paws anywhere). The red guy is *still* a Gautier until proven wrong because that's *Sylvain* red. Ursula is a Marianne ancestor because braid, light blue hair, fair skin, and brown eyes.

But now I'm theorizing about a character who we really didn't see.

That hooded figure in white? Seteth when he was still Cichol, clearly (I'm mainly drawing on the fact that he's also a lance unit who would be alive permitting this is a prequel).

The Sovereign is *still* Areadbhar until expressly stated otherwise (I'd recognize those big meaty paws anywhere). The red guy is *still* a Gautier until proven wrong because that's *Sylvain* red. Ursula is a Marianne ancestor because braid, light blue hair, fair skin, and brown eyes.

But now I'm theorizing about a character who we really didn't see.

That hooded figure in white? Seteth when he was still Cichol, clearly (I'm mainly drawing on the fact that he's also a lance unit who would be alive permitting this is a prequel).

The handing back Merrill’s Dalish amulet. 

How she’s trying really hard not to go wobbly-lipped when you give her the ship in a bottle, and with a couple of things.

How sort of… not obviously, but quietly surprised and pleased she is when Hawke is kind to her. 

“Somebody needs a spanking!”

Her hatred for slavers and those who prey on the vulnerable; the way you’ll instantly lose approval if you try to make excuse and allowances for people who abuse and denigrate women. (The murder-mystery quest has two examples of this at least.)

Similarly, her instant approval gains if you go after slavers and don’t bother to dignify their excuses.

Merrill: “I want your life.” Isabela: “No, you don’t.” Merrill: “Why?” Isabela: “Because you have a good heart, and you don’t deserve it.” Yup, that breaks my heart every time.

The way she’s the only one who can almost always get a laugh out of Anders and Fenris, even in Act 2. And they both get on with her.

“I don’t want to argue.” And she means it. She’s one of the kindest and most conciliatory companions out there, she’s just quiet about it.

See also: if Fenris goes after Merrill during Mirror Image with, “You are a monster,” Isabela’s, “You’re not helping.”

How she is with Carver and messes with him, but is actually quite kind to him and seems to have faith in him finding himself and his confidence, which is why she’s prodding him. She’s one of the few companions other than Merrill who doesn’t rag on him or insult him too much.

“I want freedom. For everyone.”

The little chats with Varric about writing, and the way they laugh together. 

“Our mistakes make us who we are.”

The Sovereign is *still* Areadbhar until expressly stated otherwise (I'd recognize those big meaty paws anywhere). The red guy is *still* a Gautier until proven wrong because that's *Sylvain* red. Ursula is a Marianne ancestor because braid, light blue hair, fair skin, and brown eyes.

But now I'm theorizing about a character who we really didn't see.

That hooded figure in white? Seteth when he was still Cichol, clearly (I'm mainly drawing on the fact that he's also a lance unit who would be alive permitting this is a prequel).

The Sovereign is *still* Areadbhar until expressly stated otherwise (I'd recognize those big meaty paws anywhere). The red guy is *still* a Gautier until proven wrong because that's *Sylvain* red. Ursula is a Marianne ancestor because braid, light blue hair, fair skin, and brown eyes.

But now I'm theorizing about a character who we really didn't see.

That hooded figure in white? Seteth when he was still Cichol, clearly (I'm mainly drawing on the fact that he's also a lance unit who would be alive permitting this is a prequel).

The Sovereign is *still* Areadbhar until expressly stated otherwise (I'd recognize those big meaty paws anywhere). The red guy is *still* a Gautier until proven wrong because that's *Sylvain* red. Ursula is a Marianne ancestor because braid, light blue hair, fair skin, and brown eyes.

But now I'm theorizing about a character who we really didn't see.

That hooded figure in white? Seteth when he was still Cichol, clearly (I'm mainly drawing on the fact that he's also a lance unit who would be alive permitting this is a prequel).

The Sovereign is *still* Areadbhar until expressly stated otherwise (I'd recognize those big meaty paws anywhere). The red guy is *still* a Gautier until proven wrong because that's *Sylvain* red. Ursula is a Marianne ancestor because braid, light blue hair, fair skin, and brown eyes.

But now I'm theorizing about a character who we really didn't see.

That hooded figure in white? Seteth when he was still Cichol, clearly (I'm mainly drawing on the fact that he's also a lance unit who would be alive permitting this is a prequel).

like part of the tragedy of the movie is that both versions of nikki are suffering intensely due to bear’s actions with no* way of changing things.

I truly think the most horrifying scene in the movie was the "sex" scene.

Even if it didn't get to the point where he figures it its the wish, it is absolutely horrendous to me that Bear is very much aware that Nikki is not in a good head space as well having destructive behaviour. And I truly agree with Ian that anyone would see that Bear would be taking advantage of Nikki while in a state like that.