#speakerforminerva

Because with a character, who through his whole character-development arch learns that his impulsive anger reaction are no good for him and who in the end of his character-arch decides that forgiveness and mercy are the only true path for him out of his pain and grief...

to give this kind of character a vengeance-regardless-of-consequences-end is of course so realistic and truly manly and yadda, yadda manpain....

yeah, I did say, that was enough salt. Let’s not poke this other bag any further.

So instead, a heartfelt ‘thank you’ o all those, who have told me, that they find the way I play Sebastian more realistic, or who’ve chosen to give his DLC a chance because of my interpretation if his character.

The funny thing is: When I started this blog, I was vastly infdifferent to this character. The only true reason to do this, was that after I playing his DLC, I was like: “Boy Howdy! That was some dilletantic writing, right there. Too bad, there were a lot of plot-points with interesting potential. What a waste! Wonder, if I could fix that?”

Why Warden-Commander Clarel had insisted on holding talks at the seat of Orlesian power, Gabriel didn’t know.  Probably something to do with flaunting the glory of Orlais, but whatever the reason, he knew it had soured his friends’ and companions’ moods abominably.  Matthias hated parties and preferred to stand in a corner, hand wrapped around a glass of whatever was on offer, glaring at anyone who tried to get too close.  René’s typically jovial disposition had fled the building and he spent his time revelling in his infamy as a noble-murderer.

The Assassin hacker was all excited for a second but soon her face contorted into a disappointed frown.

@speakerforminerva

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“Sorry,” Lisbeth shook her head, “Someone was following me, I was hoping that maybe if he thought someone would miss me if I disappeared he’d leave me alone,” She shook her head, “You’re one of Hawke’s friends, aren’t you? The Chantry lad? Name’s Lisbeth, I arrived in Kirkwall recently, Hawke managed to persuade the templars that the girl with the bow and the knives wasn’t a mage,” she chuckled and shook her head, “Do they suspect everyone around here?”

   Chantry lad!?

   ❝I am friends with Hawke, aye. Brother Sebastian Vael, at yer service, but please donae try to pull such a trick with me again. Bein’ suspected of illicit affairs with someone from th’ clerical cast can get ye in much different kind of troubles, than bein’ suspected of apostasy. And me as well, while we’re at eet.❞