#itskatdancer

NOPE. Not listening to you. Anora is perfectly fine. Anora is fine. Anora will be fine. Nope. Nope nope.

i highly advise not listening to me, no good can come of it

itskatdancer said:

I believe one of the epilogue cards at the end of Awakening suggested that Alistair and the Warden (at least f!Warden) disappeared together — then we saw him again in DA2. Who knows where they intend to go with it?

i'm like 99% sure he'll be (canonically) alive if only because a) he is gaider's baby and b) he is almost everyone else's baby, too

plus he seemed to be in pretty good shape in the comics ^^

heretherebdragons said:

NO. Anora will be queen of Ferelden until she is old and grey, surrounded by her children and her grandchildren, and snuggling with Fergus, and SHE WILL BE SO HAPPY. Sorry, nothing BioWare can do will take this headcanon from me.

10. have been handcuffed together

Simple heavy silverite chain with Mabari Rampant pendant; alternating oval an twisted figure 8 links.

itskatdancer answered to your post:

mabari biting each others tails

kvogue1204 answered to your post:

I would imagine it wouldn't be very fancy, with little or no ornamentation. Probably made of a strong metal like iron.

Thanks for answering! I like these ideas a lot. I agree that the chain would be plain yet somehow feature the mabari. Makes me want to get out my sketchpad and attempt to be an artist again lol

What would be your muse's perfect romantic date?

Haha, Inara isn't really very good at romance.

Before she meets Alistair, it's all shallow bullshit to her and she (tells herself) she doesn't need or want it. It's just something she fakes with a smile and a little kiss for the men she woos at the tavern. In addition, she really doesn't feel comfortable when she's under a lot of pressure to act a certain way - like mingling with nobles, or very especially being appropriately emotional and affectionate. It's more of a job than something she would choose to do for fun.

Dating Alistair specifically, who puts a lot of stock in those gestures and events, gives her a little anxiety, which she doesn't cope with well. She spends more time trying to make certain that she's being good to him than enjoying it herself.

Some people wondered how Varric could stand spending so much time in the Hanged Man, but the dwarf liked to argue that people just didn't appreciate its charm. (By charm, of course, he meant the way one could hide in plain sight, catch up on the latest gossip, and win a man's salary off him in cards. This was the Hanged Man, after all.) It was filthy and smelled foul but there was no place in Kirkwall that the dwarf would rather be.

He liked to pride himself in the fact that he knew all of the locals, and could identify any newcomers before they ordered their first drink. Word travelled fast in Kirkwall. It was a city full of people who liked to talk and all Varric had to do was sit back and listen. It wasn't often that coin was required to loosen tongues in the Hanged Man. Drink usually did that for him.

Tonight, however, there was a definite hush about the place, strange looks cast in the direction of an unfamiliar face. Had their guest been a human, Varric suspected the tavern's denizens wouldn't have paid so much attention to them. The fact that they were both of dwarven lineage and female was more than enough to warrant attention. What made her even more interesting to the rogue was the fact that no one was willing to bother her. There were few people who could command such respect from drunkards. Varric was intrigued (and a little impressed).

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