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And If... Mythal has taken Solas and not viceversa...? I mean, possession of his body and soul Like... I'm so sorry as well..... For what.....? That's sound sus Doesn't appeal as theory but........ Man, if is was like this? The trickster being tricked by the Goddess he believed the most precious and she'll take down the veil and the Gods will return?
10:15 - this dialogue infuriates me. Like, the templars knew they were wrong, they just keep going because honor and their word told them it was right, despite knowing damn well that this is insane and they can just leave to the Inquisition. Like, duty is one thing, but at some point, you have to be like, "Alright, I didn't sign up for this. You're clearly crazy."
Unfortunately, that's how real world soldier training works. Soldiers are forced to do terrible things under the understanding that they're doing it for their country or their cause, are never given the bigger picture or the Why of what they're doing to maintain military security in case of capture, and are essentially continuously conditioned to Always follow orders so that they don't disrupt the mission. All of this is why militaries are easily abused, soldiers on the ground are made incapable of making their own decisions without horrifying repricussions By Design(and unfortunately, it's necessary). This is why thing like "I was just following orders" is still a horrifyingly common mindset even after the nazi's.
@@blackjoker2345 - Totally agree. Just to be clear, I wasn't saying I was infuriated because it didn't make sense or wasn't realistic, I just hate the mindset and always wait for the unrealistic scenario in this situation where at least one person snaps out of it and goes, "Wait... we don't have to do this. It's wrong, and screw you, I'm out."
@@RandomLoverOfNoodles You have plenty of people who do that in real life too. They tend to either have a situation pop up that causes them to have an epiphany or just give up after putting up with too much. They tend to go to their supervisors to try to get change done(which never works), before then giving up when the inevitable happens, and leaving with a much darker view of the world. Unfortunately thsy aren't always allowed to leave, so many end up making a break for it, end up labeled as "Deserters", and end up punished for things they really didn't have any real choice in or control over.
They don't explain shit at this part I've been running around just doing shit for 2 days lol..... love the game but fuck, they make it so hard to follow the main story, I wish it was more linear
Probably. I noped out back to the mages because Envy creeped me out too much to even fight him. Saw him and went "....Yeah you Templars are on your own. See ya" and went to an old save before choosing who to side with. I'm a coward I know
Pretty sure Flemeth knew Solas was coming for her so she sent off a piece of her soul to survive through the mirror; like with Morrigan, before her confrontation. Making sure she would survive whatever the outcome with Solas would be.
I've always thought that the fragment of Mythal that possessed/bonded with Flemeth was keeping herself alive specifically so that she could give her power to the Dread Wolf. In my eyes all the possession of daughters was all leading up to this. Mythal is literally the one Solas is avenging so it makes sense she wants to help.
I think Flemmeth put Mythal's soul into the mirror, which leads to the fade. Morrigan is connected to Mythal, will accept the soul into her. What Solas absorbed was the Old God that Flemmeth took from Morrigan's son.
What if your warden gave morrigan a human son and died killing the archdemon? Tbh I have no idea if Flemmeth willingly died here or just didn't strike first.
This scene actually touched my heart. You can hear Solas' emotion and agony. It is hard to bear the pain of a failure that you would run to your mother/teacher.
I wonder if Flemeth had intended to punish Solas for his mistake of giving the orb to Corypheus. When Solas apologizes, Flemeth also says "I am sorry as well, old friend.". I wonder if that meant she was sorry for what she was about to do but Solas struck first.
I think you're right. And I think that ties in with her sending something through the Eluvian. I think she's been hanging on for thousands of years and preparing for whatever her vengeance was that she wouldn't so easily get outwitted and die right there, especially by someone she knows so well
Exact same for Dalish mage, except you don't have the option to sympathize with her, stating that "as a mage I understand your concern", and without that option, you can't convince her to join your cause.
