#klren

I don’t know if it’ll shock anyone, but: yes. He actually does. The problem that he faces is finding the time for it. As you can imagine, he doesn’t get many chances to just sit down. As for Varric’s books? Also yes. While Garrett is in hiding, during that time between DA2 and Inquisition, he finally found the time to read ALL of Varric’s books. He has to support his best friend. He has to. In general, though, his favorite thing to read is anything where he’s gaining knowledge and not just taking in words.

     ❝  You like that, do you, my dear Inquisitor ?  ❞  THANK ANDRASTE that no one else was nearby to hear any of this conversation, she would not have a moments rest from the questions &&. friendly mockery. Confidence thrived within her gaze, a playful hum in her tone &&. her own little flirt in return.  ❝  You should see my confidence in other situations, if you were so lucky to be blessed with that moment.  ❞

       Self-control had never been Anne’s strong suit. It was an after effect of spending most of her life controlled on a leash with a tight grip, never truly allowed to explore, to stretch her wings or do anything that might raise an eyebrow. Her current state comes as no surprise to anyone who’d had the true joy of meeting her the night before, and certainly no surprise that she’d fallen asleep at the table she’d been dancing on (if her memory serves her right) only a few hours before. “Andraste’s tits,” she swears. Her tongue feels like it’s sticking to the roof of her mouth, and were she not somewhat aware of herself, she might’ve thought that there were shards of glass lodged in the backs of her eyes when she opens them. The light is offensive, and the rogue ducks her head to cover her poor long-suffering head with her arms. “Don’t think it’s the mornin’ makin’ me sick. Yer man behind the bar weren’t jokin’ when he says that brandy’d knock me on me arse.”

The only source of knowledge Serene has on Tevinter is what she has heard among her travels, so her opinion is near non-existent. She has always been a woman to never truly pass judgement without enough evidence, and this carries through to Tevinter. If questioned on the nation or it’s people, Serene will state that she holds no true opinion but is rather skeptical.