#kgoblin

My sister just got a dog about a month ago, his name is "RIOT! by Paramore" (kgoblin)

✨Positive Writer Asks✨

Tell us all about the story arc you are most proud of writing. Oh, I'm really proud I got @raven-of-domain-kwaad 's OC, Kelsa Kine, away from her in "Full Circle". She deserves to be treated better. (Even if Teeanah is inevitably going to take advantage of her.)

She's met Buck, but never went on any missions with him.

1. Movie:already answered that here

I think that the red lyrium was certainly a contributing factor, but I think that it only amplified what was already there.

Meredith was already a terrible person before she ever came in contact with the red lyrium:

Her sister was a mage and their parents hid her from the Circle because they knew she would suffer there, and when the templars came for her, she went into a panic and became an abomination. But rather than see this as a problem with the Circle system–you know, the reason it happened–Meredith’s logic was that it was that mages deserve to be treated harshly because they’re all dangerous. So she became a templar. That’s the reason she became a templar. (From WoTv2)

And do you know how she became Knight-Commander? When Divine Beatrix III ordered the previous Knight-Commander to force the Viscount to reopen the Waking Sea passage for Orlesian ships, he was captured and hanged. So Meredith stormed the keep and the viscount was arrested for ruling his own fucking city instead of doing what Orlais wanted, and Elthina elected Meredith as the new Knight-Commander. Meredith then saw that Viscount Dumar was chosen so that she could control him and  he would never defy the templars. (Also from WoTv2)

She used tranquility as a punishment regardless if mages passed their Harrowing or not, and for petty things like what happened with Maddox and Samson (Samson was exiled from the templars for passing love letters to Maddox’s sweetheart, and Maddox was made Tranquil) and as an intimidation tactic by making mages tranquil at random (according to Alain in Act 1)

She let the templars beat and rape mages, abusing them in every other way you can think of as well (again, mages in the Gallows talk about this in Act 1 ambient dialogue, before the red lyrium)

Protector/protectee starters

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That admission must have cost the young Zabrak a lot, Qui-Gon thought, and his heart cracked a bit over the injustice that had been served to the poor boy.

Conscious that his stature likely intimidated the boy, Qui-Gon knelt on the cold floor, keeping his distance from the wary Darksider, lest he scared the Zabrak into running away again.

“No, I don’t think your Master cares,” Qui-Gon had to agree, even if he realized that it wasn’t the answer the boy likely wanted to hear - but he had to understand that there was better in life than being a Sith Lord’s slave. “I’m sorry.”

pg. 26

Beholder 

One does not simply walk into Aayla’s lair and expect to make it out alive. The beholder sees all, despite apparent lack of eyes. While many focus on the one eye, no one notices the other 10-15. Despite that, that leaves Aayla with a distinct...problem. You see, her form has caused many other beholders to declare her a mortal enemy, despite not knowing how she obtained her semi-human form.she hoards all forms of magic and knowledge in her valley, hoping that one day she can find a cure and return to some form of normalcy...even if she does not remember what that normalcy was like. As far as she can tell, she was always like this.