Jowan: Hero is a Good Look on You

Do I sound like I support the Chantry? Why does everyone think that way. I didn't like the Chantry pre inquisition so I made Cassandra divine now it's as I want it, still not perfect but better than Leliana or Viv this was all my point but the argument here has taken a dramatic turn.
My original post here was that I didn't like Jowan and reported him to Irwing, I have no idea how we got here

YES HIS VOICE ACTOR. It reminds me of my little cousins spoiled friends I just want to rip hoş eyes off with my bare hands.

Ah, I didn't mind Desmond Askew's voice acting.

Think he just drew the short straw when it came to voicing NPCs who happened to be whiners, such as Jowan and the villager in Lothering complaining about the Chasind stealing his food. I doubt anyone could pull those lines off and not be grating.

My Amell/Surana always sided with Jowan.

Amell/Surana has spent years watching Jowan get himself into trouble and has long since come to accept that their friend is a bit of a f**k-up. Still, they never thought he was that much of a complete f**k-up, to be messing around with blood magic in a tower filled with Templars.

Jowan being mistaken for a blood mage because his attempts to hide his affair with Lily made him look suspicious, sounds precisely like something that would happen to him. After it became clear that Irving wasn't going to do anything to prevent the Rite being carried out, my Amell/Surana decided to take pity and help Jowan escape.

Until he revealed he actually was a blood mage, they had no reason to believe that the Templar's allegations of him being a blood mage were actually true. In their mind, it was the Templars being paranoid and overly cautious, because not even Jowan could be that monumentally stupid.

My Amell/Surana was bitter about the betrayal, but refused to apologise for helping him.

I don't think my Amell really cared. She was highly concerned with the moral aspects of helping someone illegally escape from the Circle and she didn't want to get in trouble for it. She wasn't very regretful of her decision either. 

She didn't know a life where she didn't trust her superiors (the Templars) and had no reason to doubt them as they were always kind and reasonable towards her. She knew Anders, and he told her of the abuses of the circle, but as she never saw any of such actions, she didn't have much of a reason to trust them.

Idk but I think it's possible for a Mage to live in the Circle without seeing Templar abuse and my Amell was one such girl, even though she's heard about it (as gossip and such). 

People always talk about the mess with the demon and Connor, but... what about poisoning Arl Eamon? Can that be justified?

Could be that some mages who've been insitutionalised in the Circle since they were young children, tend to lack the understanding of how sometimes their actions can have major consequences.

We've also seen a lot of Circle mages demonstrate the tendency to focus solely on getting what they want, without stopping to ask the more important follow-up question of... "Yes, and then what?"

Even though Redcliffe is right next door to the Circle, one gets the impression that most mages aren't that familiar with the world outside the tower. It's doubtful that Jowan knows much about the political situation in Ferelden or enough about Eamon to question what he's been ordered to do.

He was also primarily dealing with Isolde because she didn't want Eamon to know about Connor's magic, so he might not even have had any real conversation or contact with the Arl. It's not like he needed to be in contact with Eamon to poison his food, he already had access to the family and their personal quarters, via his position as Connor's "tutor".

Keep in mind that Arl Eamon also is an important figure and a hero of some sort, and if you want to hide from people trying to take you, you don't go out and poison important political figures. Especially if you already destroyed your phylactery

He shouldn't have gone to a city. If you escape a prison, with your tracking device destroyed you lay low. You don't go to cities or make deals with politicians (no matter how herouic they are) because they have bigger concerns than you and don't give two shits about what happened to you. 
He should've I dunno cut his hair, grow a beard and changed his clothes then should've stayed in a remote area for a while. You seem to like that dude ,probably because he resembles Anders, but unlike Anders he doesn't know how to run and hide. I'm sorry but for me Jowan is an utter moron

*There was once a boy. Who saved my life; not by acts of heroism. But by making me laugh- and offering his hand."

Surana, speaking about growing up with Jowan in the tower

I just came across this quote.

Jowan (Urn of Sacred Ashes): You have wondered, many times, if what happened to me was your doing... But it is too easy to obsess over "what if" and "what could have been." These thoughts will eat away at you, if you let them. Forgive yourself, just as I have forgiven you.

That pretentious little shit. Really? "Forgive me"? You accepted the risks involved in escaping from the Circle. And I sure as hell didn't force you to use blood magic.