Oct 7, 2019
[Solas pointing at a More Human Cole]
Solas: Look what you've done, Varric! You took a perfectly good Compassion Spirit and gave him anxiety!
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[Solas pointing at a More Human Cole]
Solas: Look what you've done, Varric! You took a perfectly good Compassion Spirit and gave him anxiety!
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BioFan Interview | Patrick Weekes [BioWare Lead Writer for Dragon Age]
Remember that time Patrick Weekes confirmed Cole is autistic-coded?
I feel like even Spirit Cole wouldn’t know what to think about Solas. Would he forgive him, or would it change him again? He plans to hurt a lot of people even if he thinks it’s for a good cause. The templars did something similar, and that’s what triggered Cole to start becoming more human, in my opinion.
So I think it’s ironic that, in the end, Solas would eventually turn Cole more human again lmao.
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Dragon Age: Inquisition, Dragon Age - All Media Types Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Characters: Cole (Dragon Age), Solas (Dragon Age), Blackwall (Dragon Age), Male Lavellan (Dragon Age), Hawke (Dragon Age) Additional Tags: Adamant Fortress (Dragon Age), Angst, Flashbacks, Fear Demons (Dragon Age), Cole hates Adamant Fortress, Solas and Blackwall helping Cole through panic, One Shot, Post-Dragon Age: Inquisition Quest - Here Lies the Abyss Summary:
Pushing your fears away for later hurts when that 'later' comes up.