Cassandra Pentaghast - Thread - "Deal.With.It."

Yes, I love it! During the MotA interrogation scene Varric makes a comment about Tallis not looking like a Qunari and Cass corrects him, saying something like "the Qunari are a religion, not a race." That shows a certain awareness.

And Bull teases her about it, which is hilarious.

Bull: So, Seeker, seems you have a thing for Qunari men after all.
Cassandra: Certain ones...
Bull: There you go again, Seeker, getting an eye full of inquisibutt.
Cassandra: I don't know what you're talking about.
Bull: He's not just an object to quench your desires, Cass. Make sure you undress him with your eyes... respectfully.
Inquisitor: I'm sorry, what are you two talking about?
Bull: Your naked body. Well, I'm talking about it. Cassandra's just glaring and turning red.
Inquisitor: Respectfully? That's crazy talk!
Bull: Well then, go wild you two!
Cassandra: (Sighs.)

I also like her with dwarves, mostly because dwarves are great with everybody. *sideyes Solas and Cullen*

It would be utterly contradictory though.

Pretty much.

Not to mention that the Maker if an actual God created both the Fade and spirits.

Ah, I was thinking that mortals existed before there ever was a religion or need of a god, but gradually developed the idea of the Maker until it was cohesive enough for the Fade to manifest the Maker. Kinda like Neil Gaiman's American Gods. But as I have no proof, the chance that there was indeed a Maker that made the Fade and mortal world and the life inhabiting it is just as viable.

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Galyan, forever in our hearts!

There is something appealing about a couple whose skills are opposites but complimentary (although matching professions are great for bonding or friendly competition)! I think I see what you mean about Cassandra falling for another mage given her history, and as for Lavellan, it's fairly easy to headcanon that since books are hard to store on an aravel where every bit of space counts, he wouldn't have much experience with poetry.

Awwww! I can definitely see how cute it'd be! Can you imagine how awkward it'd be for a Cadash having to deal with his sweetheart meeting the family?
Dear family,
I am in love with a Seeker of Truth.
Please start hiding the evidence.
-the Inquisitor

I dunno, clan Lavellan was pretty liberal by Dalish standards. Maybe they'll be that awkward family that'll raise an eyebrow and say,"Well I hope you'll at least consider adoption as well"
*facepalm*
Lavellan: Let's just send gift baskets next time, love.

Ah, Fjalar was never big on the Carta to begin with, so he wouldn't worry about 'evidences'.

I think it's opposite with Cass and my Quiz - he's cunning, cynical, and sarcastic (the perfect Slytherin) while Cass is the epiphany of a Gryffindor (brave, selfless, blunt, etc). I image Cass got very suspicious of my Lavellan at many points during the prologue, and they bickered a lot, and Cass may have threatened to kill him more than once... But I do image him sneakily flirting with her, without her knowledge of doing so... 

She's the world's best romance... And my Lavellan was so happy to romance her (he's confidently the most decisive of my characters, my dear Lavellan).  My Dorian Romance is like the most morally suited person ever, so yeah, I understand, lol.

Another Dwarf Cassmancer here.

I play the romance as the two of them being perfect foils for each other, where both characters end up influencing each other for the better. Cassandra's influence makes Cadash less reckless, while Cadash's influence causes Cassandra to loosen up (not in that way... at least not at first).

The two of them do however share a mutual love of reading (and badly trying to hide their bookish side to others). Before she discovered this side to Cadash, she would frequently get annoyed that she'd see so many threadbare books in his quarters, believing he was ruining good books just to make him seem taller on seats. It was only later that she figured that their poor condition was because he'd worn the books down through having reread them so many times.