#speakerofminerva

Forgive me, if I don’t go very much into detail this time, because I said that was enough salt on my blog and this is another topic I’m rather salty about. And I have spoken about it on my blog repeatedly and in detail in the past already. So let me sum it up as simple, as possible.

The reason for that, and why you find it odd (and I frustratingly ooc) is that the writers responsible for Sebastian's quest in DAI were - as often - too lazy to actually put some effort into researching realistic behavior of people dealing with traumatic experiences and simply went with what seemed the comfortable way out: They simply went with the fandoms already loudest decision to blatantly ignore most of his base character traits in order to successfully villify Sebastian.

In short: They basically went “Aw man, he will only appear in one or two table-missions at most! Why bother actually spending time on writing it in character? The fandom hates him anyway. Let’s simply make him a villain and satisfy them. Gives us probably the most cookie-points with the fans.”

From the opposite corner of the bar comes a dispairing shout of “Can you NOT!”

“Andraste’s tits, and I thought Anders was bad,” Aida groaned, “Maybe next time I find him I’ll put you two in a room...

I think I understand why Krem hates your jokes, sir

@speakerofminerva

Rebecca had been focused on the workload the Assassins hadpiled since the last time she had logged into the network. However, when herpersonal phone came to life with that message, the Assassin took her attentionaway briefly from the computer screen as she typed back in return: