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Post by ladyiolanthe on Jul 3, 2017 14:55:25 GMT
So, here's something fun and Solas related, and a little NSFW due to language:
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Post by Julilla on Jul 3, 2017 15:52:53 GMT
I am dying laughing at these! Thanks, ladyiolanthe!
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Post by ladyiolanthe on Jul 3, 2017 15:54:18 GMT
You're welcome, Julilla! She has a few more on her Tumblr; hope you checked them out.
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Post by gervaise21 on Jul 3, 2017 16:12:29 GMT
When it comes to weapons what about the knife that belonged to our mother in the City Elf origin in DAO, the Fang of Fen'Harel. It was meant to have been wielded first during the battles to save the Dales but that doesn't mean it wasn't found rather than made by the inhabitants of the Dales. Certainly it is not attributed to any smith of the old Dales as other weapons are in DAI.
Then of course there is Glandivalis, the weapon of Shartan, given to him by Andraste and originally belonging to her mother. Brona was Ciriane and so originally came from the area of modern Orlais that encompasses both the Heartlands and the northern Dales. The stories vary about whether Shartan named the sword or that was already its name. I suspect the latter since that is the version given in the Canticle of Shartan. Also Glandivalis seems likely to translate as either "believer" or "faithful" (based off the translation given for Where the Willows Wail in WoT2) but is definitely an elven term. So a sword that implies having faith in something (possibly freedom) or simply being loyal (as in a bodyguard/Champion) just happens to come into the possession of first Andraste and then Shartan. When she gives it to him she says: "Take this my Champion and free our people forever". Which sounds awfully like something Mythal might have said to Fen'Harel. Then we learn that parts of the Canticle of Shartan seem to include an earlier elven folk tale about a "trickster warrior who fought against tyrants". I don't believe Solas was Shartan for the simple reason that the latter died trying to free Andraste but I'm petty convinced that he did have Fen'Harel's sword.
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Post by Iddy on Jul 4, 2017 18:55:26 GMT
When it comes to weapons what about the knife that belonged to our mother in the City Elf origin in DAO, the Fang of Fen'Harel. It was meant to have been wielded first during the battles to save the Dales but that doesn't mean it wasn't found rather than made by the inhabitants of the Dales. Certainly it is not attributed to any smith of the old Dales as other weapons are in DAI. Maybe the one who named that weapon "fang of Fen'Harel" just thought it was a cool thing to call it.
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Post by gervaise21 on Jul 4, 2017 22:28:15 GMT
Possibly but Elgar'nan is the god of vengeance and whilst I realise there is not the same alliterative quality with his name, it would make more sense to dedicate the knife to him rather than the trickster god who the Dalish believed had banished their gods, thus depriving them of their assistance. However, if the person knew the true history of Fen'Harel that would be a different story. They were fighting for the freedom of the Dales, so Fen'Harel the rebel against tyrants would be someone you would wish to assist you. There were apparently worshipers of the Forgotten Ones around in the time of the Dales who were shunned by the rest, so it is not beyond the bounds of possibility that there were small enclaves of Fen'Harel followers as well, not necessarily ancient elves, just descendants of those who knew the truth.
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Post by midnight tea on Jul 10, 2017 9:47:29 GMT
Things have grown a little stale here... minor musings time! We already know from Mr. Weekes's Tweeter that Solas does cry sometimes. And I think we can figure out when it happens. Remember when Solas just storms out of the party after Wisdom died? Or when he left Lavellan in 'Crestwood' and then went... somewhere. Or maybe even after Cory's defeat? Yeah, I think Solas might have found a corner somewhere to do some ugly crying Well, okay, maybe not ugly - it may not even be dramatic or full of water or snot, lol. But I do genuinely think that Solas leaves/hides when he feels too distressed and emotionally vulnerable. On one hand his trust issues would dictate that he shouldn't let anyone see any opening that could be exploited, on the other his gentle rebuff of Cole's offer to help him suggests that he may not think that he deserves being pitied or comforted :[
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Post by Iddy on Jul 10, 2017 14:48:13 GMT
Possibly but Elgar'nan is the god of vengeance and whilst I realise there is not the same alliterative quality with his name, it would make more sense to dedicate the knife to him rather than the trickster god who the Dalish believed had banished their gods, thus depriving them of their assistance. However, if the person knew the true history of Fen'Harel that would be a different story. They were fighting for the freedom of the Dales, so Fen'Harel the rebel against tyrants would be someone you would wish to assist you. There were apparently worshipers of the Forgotten Ones around in the time of the Dales who were shunned by the rest, so it is not beyond the bounds of possibility that there were small enclaves of Fen'Harel followers as well, not necessarily ancient elves, just descendants of those who knew the truth. By the way... what do you believe to be the origins of Fade Wall, the shield that displays Fen'harel's symbol?
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Post by roselavellan on Jul 10, 2017 16:18:23 GMT
Yeah, I think Solas might have found a corner somewhere to do some ugly crying Well, okay, maybe not ugly - it may not even be dramatic or full of water or snot, lol. But I do genuinely think that Solas leaves/hides when he feels too distressed and emotionally vulnerable. On one hand his trust issues would dictate that he shouldn't let anyone see any opening that could be exploited, on the other his gentle rebuff of Cole's offer to help him suggests that he may not think that he deserves being pitied or comforted :[ Perhaps he has too much pride to think that he needs another's support. I'm playing through Here Lies the Abyss and in his dialogue with the romanced Inquisitor, he says: "I've been on my own for so long. It's difficult to get used to the support of others." Poor Solas.
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Post by Iddy on Jul 10, 2017 17:46:41 GMT
Yeah, I think Solas might have found a corner somewhere to do some ugly crying Well, okay, maybe not ugly - it may not even be dramatic or full of water or snot, lol. But I do genuinely think that Solas leaves/hides when he feels too distressed and emotionally vulnerable. On one hand his trust issues would dictate that he shouldn't let anyone see any opening that could be exploited, on the other his gentle rebuff of Cole's offer to help him suggests that he may not think that he deserves being pitied or comforted :[ Perhaps he has too much pride to think that he needs another's support. I'm playing through Here Lies the Abyss and in his dialogue with the romanced Inquisitor, he says: "I've been on my own for so long. It's difficult to get used to the support of others." Poor Solas. "Too long" being what, an year? Solas had always worked with others prior to his awakening in the modern era.
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Post by roselavellan on Jul 10, 2017 18:16:50 GMT
"Too long" being what, an year? Solas had always worked with others prior to his awakening in the modern era. Are you referring to Felassan? In this case he could mean emotional support, or support of a loved one. This was in response to a romance reply.
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Post by Iddy on Jul 10, 2017 18:21:38 GMT
"Too long" being what, an year? Solas had always worked with others prior to his awakening in the modern era. Are you referring to Felassan? In this case he could mean emotional support, or support of a loved one. This was in response to a romance reply. Yes. Also his allies and followers during the rebellion against the Evanuris.
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Post by roselavellan on Jul 10, 2017 18:42:21 GMT
Are you referring to Felassan? In this case he could mean emotional support, or support of a loved one. This was in response to a romance reply. Yes. Also his allies and followers during the rebellion against the Evanuris. The rebellion against the Evanuris was a long time ago though. I had taken him to mean since he began his uthenera, during which time he was largely alone save for Felassan. And considering how that turned out, perhaps he didn't even consider Felassan as having supported him.
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Post by ladyiolanthe on Jul 10, 2017 19:45:06 GMT
Yes. Also his allies and followers during the rebellion against the Evanuris. The rebellion against the Evanuris was a long time ago though. I had taken him to mean since he began his uthenera, during which time he was largely alone save for Felassan. And considering how that turned out, perhaps he didn't even consider Felassan as having supported him. I also think Solas' inability to trust/his sense that he does not have others' support goes back a long way, probably to the unnamed woman who betrayed him. It's suggested in this dialogue, which is one of the options you get after the Inquisitor drinks the Well of Sorrows (emphasis mine): Solas: What will you do with the power of the Well once Corypheus is dead? Inquisitor: I trust my friends.
Solas: I know that mistake well enough to carve the angles of her face from memory.
Inquisitor: Why is this so important to you? Solas: You have not been what I expected, Inquisitor. You have… impressed me. You must not let false modesty allow you to pass your power to someone else. There are few regrets sharper than watching fools squander what you sacrificed to achieve. I don't think Solas considers having people like Felassan to take missions from him to be "support." I think he means someone he would feel comfortable baring his belly to - someone whom he could trust not to take advantage of his vulnerabilities. One of the romance options from just after All New, Faded For Her, makes it quite clear that he has not been able to trust anyone for a very long time: Inquisitor: The next time you have to mourn, you don’t need to be alone. Solas: It’s been so long since I could trust someone. Inquisitor: I know. Solas: I’ll work on it. And thank you. And I think, in part, this informs the following conversation you can have with him in Trespasser (emphasis mine): Inquisitor: Why does this world have to die for the elves to return? Solas: A good question, but not one I will answer. You have always shown a thoughtfulness I respected. It would be too easy to tell you too much. I am not Corypheus. I take no joy in this. But the return of my people means the end of yours. He doesn't even trust himself not to crumble under the weight of all the burdens he feels he bears and confide in the Inquisitor, which could be disastrous for his plans. I think this is one of the places in his story where his pride really gets in the way: he broke something and only he can fix it. He won't even give them the chance to try, though some of the other things he can say to the Inquisitor in Trespasser suggests he would dearly like someone to find a different solution to his problem than he has been able to devise himself. I think it's one of the central conflicts in Solas: he is wise enough to know that his plan is wrong and that someone else might be able to come up with a better/less violent one, but he's too proud, too blinded by the idea that he knows best/he's the only person who can fix his mistake to give anyone the chance to do so.
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Post by roselavellan on Jul 10, 2017 20:03:51 GMT
Thank you, ladyiolanthe. It's been some time since my last playthrough, and having all the pertinent dialogue quoted in your post really underscores how tragic his story is. I had forgotten about his dialogue post-Well of Sorrows. This is actually my first PT since Trespasser, and this time I'm starting to be painfully aware of just how guarded he is. Things I had previously dismissed as character quirks now have a lot more meaning. I'm feeling sad now, even mid-way through the main quest - for him, and for my Lavellan.
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Post by cmoe on Jul 10, 2017 20:06:06 GMT
The rebellion against the Evanuris was a long time ago though. I had taken him to mean since he began his uthenera, during which time he was largely alone save for Felassan. And considering how that turned out, perhaps he didn't even consider Felassan as having supported him. I also think Solas' inability to trust/his sense that he does not have others' support goes back a long way, probably to the unnamed woman who betrayed him. It's suggested in this dialogue, which is one of the options you get after the Inquisitor drinks the Well of Sorrows (emphasis mine):
Solas: What will you do with the power of the Well once Corypheus is dead? Inquisitor: I trust my friends. Solas: I know that mistake well enough to carve the angles of her face from memory. Inquisitor: Why is this so important to you? Solas: You have not been what I expected, Inquisitor. You have… impressed me. You must not let false modesty allow you to pass your power to someone else. There are few regrets sharper than watching fools squander what you sacrificed to achieve.
I don't think Solas considers having people like Felassan to take missions from him to be "support." I think he means someone he would feel comfortable baring his belly to - someone whom he could trust not to take advantage of his vulnerabilities. One of the romance options from just after All New, Faded For Her, makes it quite clear that he has not been able to trust anyone for a very long time:
Inquisitor: The next time you have to mourn, you don’t need to be alone. Solas: It’s been so long since I could trust someone. Inquisitor: I know. Solas: I’ll work on it. And thank you.
And I think, in part, this informs the following conversation you can have with him in Trespasser (emphasis mine):
Inquisitor: Why does this world have to die for the elves to return? Solas: A good question, but not one I will answer. You have always shown a thoughtfulness I respected. It would be too easy to tell you too much. I am not Corypheus. I take no joy in this. But the return of my people means the end of yours.
He doesn't even trust himself not to crumble under the weight of all the burdens he feels he bears and confide in the Inquisitor, which could be disastrous for his plans. I think this is one of the places in his story where his pride really gets in the way: he broke something and only he can fix it. He won't even give them the chance to try, though some of the other things he can say to the Inquisitor in Trespasser suggests he would dearly like someone to find a different solution to his problem than he has been able to devise himself. I think it's one of the central conflicts in Solas: he is wise enough to know that his plan is wrong and that someone else might be able to come up with a better/less violent one, but he's too proud, too blinded by the idea that he knows best/he's the only person who can fix his mistake to give anyone the chance to do so. This brings back all the solavellan feels.
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Post by midnight tea on Jul 10, 2017 20:20:27 GMT
The rebellion against the Evanuris was a long time ago though. I had taken him to mean since he began his uthenera, during which time he was largely alone save for Felassan. And considering how that turned out, perhaps he didn't even consider Felassan as having supported him. I also think Solas' inability to trust/his sense that he does not have others' support goes back a long way, probably to the unnamed woman who betrayed him. It's suggested in this dialogue, which is one of the options you get after the Inquisitor drinks the Well of Sorrows (emphasis mine):
Solas: What will you do with the power of the Well once Corypheus is dead? Inquisitor: I trust my friends. Solas: I know that mistake well enough to carve the angles of her face from memory. Inquisitor: Why is this so important to you? Solas: You have not been what I expected, Inquisitor. You have… impressed me. You must not let false modesty allow you to pass your power to someone else. There are few regrets sharper than watching fools squander what you sacrificed to achieve.
I don't think Solas considers having people like Felassan to take missions from him to be "support." I think he means someone he would feel comfortable baring his belly to - someone whom he could trust not to take advantage of his vulnerabilities. One of the romance options from just after All New, Faded For Her, makes it quite clear that he has not been able to trust anyone for a very long time:
Inquisitor: The next time you have to mourn, you don’t need to be alone. Solas: It’s been so long since I could trust someone. Inquisitor: I know. Solas: I’ll work on it. And thank you.
And I think, in part, this informs the following conversation you can have with him in Trespasser (emphasis mine):
Inquisitor: Why does this world have to die for the elves to return? Solas: A good question, but not one I will answer. You have always shown a thoughtfulness I respected. It would be too easy to tell you too much. I am not Corypheus. I take no joy in this. But the return of my people means the end of yours.
He doesn't even trust himself not to crumble under the weight of all the burdens he feels he bears and confide in the Inquisitor, which could be disastrous for his plans. I think this is one of the places in his story where his pride really gets in the way: he broke something and only he can fix it. He won't even give them the chance to try, though some of the other things he can say to the Inquisitor in Trespasser suggests he would dearly like someone to find a different solution to his problem than he has been able to devise himself. I think it's one of the central conflicts in Solas: he is wise enough to know that his plan is wrong and that someone else might be able to come up with a better/less violent one, but he's too proud, too blinded by the idea that he knows best/he's the only person who can fix his mistake to give anyone the chance to do so. While undoubtedly Solas is/can be prideful, I'd say that, at the root of him unwilling to share more with Inquisitor, there's still that underlying mistrust. He literally can't shut up about his trust issues So he must've really been burned in the past, and I don't think this is a matter of a single 'she'. I think it's possible a lot/most/all Evanuris might have been his comrades at one time and he's likely trusted them with something and they must've broken that trust. Then he created the Veil and basically entrusted the land to mortals and they probably did a lot to prove that his trust was, yet again, misplaced. Ultimately even Felassan betrayed him. So now he's not trusting anyone... even if, ironically, he might have just found the one person he could trust (and no matter how aware he is of that). Ah, Solas... I'm starting to suspect that you were never spirit of Pride, but of Irony
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Post by ladyiolanthe on Jul 11, 2017 5:35:43 GMT
Heh... It's probably just coincidence, but did you notice that the place called Solas in Tevinter is pretty much due north of the Frostback Mountains? Cute, considering Solas' line about having grown up in a village to the north, and the only places you will hear that line are Haven or Skyhold, both of which are in the Frostback Mountains.
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Post by midnight tea on Jul 11, 2017 9:27:02 GMT
Heh... It's probably just coincidence, but did you notice that the place called Solas in Tevinter is pretty much due north of the Frostback Mountains? Cute, considering Solas' line about having grown up in a village to the north, and the only places you will hear that line are Haven or Skyhold, both of which are in the Frostback Mountains. Yep. On the other side Skyhold is also north of Haven ("Scout to the North. Be their guide."). Kinda hard to say when it really lies - all we know is that it's probably not Skyhold or Solas in Tevinter per se. Apparently Leliana's spies managed to find the village (would they go as far as to travel to Tevinter to check this?), but it's a ruin and been so for centuries and its name got preserved in ancient Tevene texts.
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Post by gervaise21 on Jul 11, 2017 22:06:20 GMT
Still you have to admit there must be some sort of significance to the fact that there is a place in Tevinter that is actually called Solas, considering that is an elven word. The Solas on the map is clearly not some ruined village but an actual Tevinter city. Then again, may be it isn't significant at all that the knife was plunged in around there. May be the Inquisitor just saw the word Solas and responded.
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Post by midnight tea on Jul 11, 2017 22:49:32 GMT
Still you have to admit there must be some sort of significance to the fact that there is a place in Tevinter that is actually called Solas, considering that is an elven word. The Solas on the map is clearly not some ruined village but an actual Tevinter city. Then again, may be it isn't significant at all that the knife was plunged in around there. May be the Inquisitor just saw the word Solas and responded. I think so far that place is only significant on meta-level - Inquisitor plunging knife in Tevinter map right next to Solas is a message to us: the audience (and no - I'm not suggesting that Inky broke the 4th wall, just that the scene and framing of it was designed in a way that sent fairly clear message to players). With that said - a place called Solas in Tevinter doesn't necessarily have to be Solas's place of birth. He was likely not born or raised in Skyhold, yet it was his castle once, after all. Plus - Solas is not just his name, it's a word that means "Pride" and may have different connotations for elves aside from being a name. The Temple of Solasan didn't seem to have any connection to Solas either. So it could have in-story connection with him, but it doesn't necessarily have to. We shall see.
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Post by AlleluiaElizabeth on Jul 13, 2017 3:06:13 GMT
The rebellion against the Evanuris was a long time ago though. I had taken him to mean since he began his uthenera, during which time he was largely alone save for Felassan. And considering how that turned out, perhaps he didn't even consider Felassan as having supported him. I also think Solas' inability to trust/his sense that he does not have others' support goes back a long way, probably to the unnamed woman who betrayed him. It's suggested in this dialogue, which is one of the options you get after the Inquisitor drinks the Well of Sorrows (emphasis mine): Solas: What will you do with the power of the Well once Corypheus is dead? Inquisitor: I trust my friends.
Solas: I know that mistake well enough to carve the angles of her face from memory.
Inquisitor: Why is this so important to you? Solas: You have not been what I expected, Inquisitor. You have… impressed me. You must not let false modesty allow you to pass your power to someone else. There are few regrets sharper than watching fools squander what you sacrificed to achieve. I still think the woman he's talking about there is Mythal, whom he watched being betrayed and murdered by the other Evanuris for supporting his cause and/or standing up against their decadence. Especially poignant if those familial relationships aren't just myth and most of the Evanuris actually were her husband/children.
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