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Lavellan and Solas

Rewatching the fight and Solas straight up just punches the dragon while in wolf form

As a dedicated community, we take the timeline of Solas' hair with utmost seriousness. It is why I present this:

Imagine giving Fenris shit for killing Danarius.

Then this elf in the slutty robes is Solas...

How many words related to time would Elvhen have? If the ancient elves were immortal, would they have celebrated birthdays or anniversaries? Would they have had national or empire-wide holidays? Would they have kept count of the days, months or years? Would they have had a reason to? And if Elvhen didn't originate from the people who came from the First Born, if it came from the spirits of the Fade, did they keep track of time as well or was that something unique to mortals?

*closes the music app by accident*

"The length of a weave," or "something that takes a precise amount of time to achieve" like...weaving a tapestry. It takes a lot of skill to weave something.

I think they would have a concept of days and years, but marking them would not be as important, but marking how long something took to do would be.

So, when a child reaches maturity, when the fields would be ready to be sewn, then harvested, etc. I think everything would be measured not in time, but in length.

How long it would take to complete.

Solas mentions in Inquisition something about how some spells took literal decades to do, so...there would probably be a unit of measurement of time that basically translated to, "the length of an enchantment" which basically further would break down into "an exceptionally long time of concentration and dedication".

Because it would take a lot of concentration and dedication and precise work. I think....all units of time would reflect what was put into them more than the time itself.

Yeah, I've been sitting on these thoughts for awhile.

Your host chuckles. "Oh, it is no trouble, really. We have only been at this for half a century! Although with how quickly the wine is going, we might have to wrap it early, at the 200 year mark. Still, please enjoy yourself."