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And he goes "I would not go so far as that" oh Solas you cheeky bastard

Morrigan is literally Mythal's daughter, while dalish Inquisitor is just flat-ear millenia-removed descendant of ancient elves bearing nothing but sketchy fairy-tales of past events.

@@bengunn9670 "IT IS MY OPINIIIIOOOON!!" Sorry my elven inquisitior has main character syndrome. And is from a clan (therefore not a flat ear). They were the keeper 2nd and therefore would become a keeper at a later stage, being incharge of remebering/keeping/telling elven history

@@connorelie6700 ancient elves look at dalish as at flat-ears or even worse.

@@bengunn9670 and the dalish look at city elves as flat ears gosh(I Google it). The endless cycle will stop here with my elven inquisitior lol

@@connorelie6700 my point was that dalish share no common culture with ancient elves. Their claims to ancients legacy is questionable at best.

Yeah I think he did haha. “Hey you owe us for helping you”

To be fair, she has valid reasons and also isn't actually wrong. The Dalish are so up their own asses about a history that isn't even correct and blaming everyone else for their problems. Looking down on City Elves for not being elfy enough and clinging to past hatred so hard they're unable to actually move towards the future. Uncle Ruckus is just racist for no reason

@@godqueensadie then let Fen'Harel take you, fool

Because he is pretending he doesn’t know so people don’t figure out who he is.

But he is far away. He really abandoned us

He told her to go fuck a wolf's dick... Quite literally

The first part seems to speak of something about knowledge, souls and joy/victory from my limited understanding of elven vocabulary.

@@patrickschulz2193 Fen, refers to wolf, like in fen'harel. Edh-is, when combined, means something along the lines of his safety/ his privacy. Lasa means to give something, given that elvish is highly dependant on context and intent, given how solas said it as an insult, it can be interpreted as go f*ck a wolf's d!ck or something along the lines of that, probably some weird elvish insult

@@iHeich I was referring to the part BEFORE the insult, the one that started the conversation.

@@patrickschulz2193 ohh, makes sense then, that one's quite difficult to translate tho, it is shortened too much and is too long, but yeah, it speaks of something about a land of knowledge "*dirthan*'as" I'm not sure what the "as" means there tho "ir Elgara" would be something like "I am sun" ma'sula i think means "your song" and 'var vhenan "our heart". Still, even with someone far more knowledgeable, I think only the writer of that dialogue know what it is supposed to mean

Wouldnt be the first time she doesnt forgive someone.

If u bring her with and his identity is revealed she gasps "what?!"

One example of rigidity

Considering her friendship with Blackwall never was the same after his reveal i can't imagine her opinion of Solas now, was a miracle she forgived Varric and was only because she knew that was her fault

Well He Is The Dread Wolf For A Reason If You Say Identity 😏 Lol Wait Tell You See Solas Isn't Solas Talk About Body Jumping Like (It) From The Movie.

Which armor?

@@lisacluff8593 the one at 7:40 I've never seen it in my playthrough :0

@@pajtimo23 let me see if I can find out for you. I did alot of armor crafting during my playthroughs.

dragonage.fandom.com/wiki/Light_Armor_of_the_Dragon - its called the Light Armor of the Dragon, I think I got it from a DLC or the Game of the Year Edition? There are a medium and a heavy version for warriors and rogues as well.

@@lisacluff8593 thanks alot, I'm gonna start a new playthrough of the game and I'd like some new gear (cuz the ones in the game are kinda lame frankly) so I might purchase this one😉

The Blight came from the fade, when tevinters intruded on the black city, Ancient Elves are trapped in the fade. The Blight is something he knows, it comes from the knowledge of the old Elves.

@@pmt1103 The black city is most Definitely Arlathan and the blight must come from the Ancient elves trapped within

The blight likely didn't appear during The Second Sin of the Tevinter Magisters. Corypheus says the Black City was empty and already evil. The fact it was empty drives him to become a god to help the world. I'm inclined to believe him. He's one of the only people directly stated to have tried to reach the city, and claim what he saw. The Blight is likely from before the fall of Arlathan, as there are texts describing one of the Evanuris interacting with "The Void" and losing herself to it. I think the Evanuris started using the Blight and becoming corrupted with it. The Evanuris likely corrupted Arlathon to the Black City, and Solas used the creation of the fade to keep the city as it was. So the Second Sin was likely responsible for bringing Blight to Thedas, but indont think it created or was the first use of blight.

How did you get all of it right holy shit

@@sirocco2810 i'm too goated😎

Totally true.

Or perhaps it's that he actually knows a thing or two about the blight and darkspawn, and that knowledge renders wardens work foolish at least, or outright harmfull... We'll likely find out in da4

Oh, wrong topic though, never mind

This. Once you know, you read every remark he makes with that in mind.

His anger at Blackwall is actually him projecting, if you didn’t know that’s why he eventually apologizes to him

Spoilers btw but duh What's funny is that if you read the Codexes, it actually explains his uprising more so than not I think. They almost straight out say Solas is a spirit in the beginning in The Fade codex, it goes on about how spirits can not "imagine" they simply just slip into people's dreams, and create the worlds of the people they peep on. That's why Solas thinks of Haven when he brings the inquisitor to The Fade. It also says "Even the most powerful demons merely plagiarize the worst thoughts and fears of mortals, and build their realms with no other ambition than to taste life." And if that doesn't scream Solas Bad Guy I dont know what does. Also the reason it is important demons and spirits can not imagine, and is very crucial to this statement for the fact that if you talk to Solas in the beginning about the fade during times of haven, he mentions his inability to create, to imagine... to be human. He also holds spirits in very high regard, like they would be one of his own. He almost doesn't feel remorse for many other species, right ? But he feels for spirits, like Cole or Mythal. I'd like to hear your own opinions and consipiricies, this is just mine :)

@@jeannielancaster5350 But Solas is not a spirit but an ancient elf

@@jeannielancaster5350 he led an uprising against the gods, that takes PLENTY of imagination. He also insists on his own mortality. Spirits also dont do magic the way he does. What Solas is is likely a mage who made a pact with a kind spirit (see that side quest from Jaws of Hakkon, or Ameridan who mentions 'my spirit companion.' It's also very likely Mythal did as well and that fragment is what carries 'Mythal' on to this day, though this part is speculation). Also I'm pretty sure spirits dont undergo uthenera, they just get 'reborn' - but Solas slept for millenia.

​@@NhuLe-cm3nwSolas literally means pride in elven, his dread wolf form also has 6 eyes like a pride demon. He likely is some variation of pride originally and become an elf in a similar way to how Cole became human

@@an-cx1ho this is gonna sound crazy

Tony Stark: "Doth Mother know you weareth her drapes?"

he was first one to leave mine, every time. Annoying af.

@@kaiosun I thought Solas couldn't leave the inquisition no matter your approval rating with him

like sera says if you romance Solas "he probably screams 'Elven Glory' while you do it"

That always tripped my mind up to.

So the maker is real but gone

I dont get it

@@411marcos what is there to get

@@romy5154 ''How small the pain of one man seems when weighed against the endless depths of memory, of feeling, of existence. That ocean carries everyone. And those of us who learn to see its currents move through life with their fewer ripples''

@@411marcos he's saying because of his experience he realises his suffering alone is nothing compared to the whole world. He recognises this which allows him to live an easier life with less turbulence.. that's how I interpret it at least.

@@411marcos I think cole is referring to solas's guilt and regret for destroying the elven empire or the pain of what he has to do next to current thedas after cory is defeated.