when she'd first heard about what happened at kirkwall, the way it filtered out to the rest of the world, details lost but a fire kindling that would tear down the circles with chaotic civil war - 'what the mage's name was' had been one of those details not repeated to her. it hadn't occurred to her to think of it as important, who the perpetrator was in the individual sense; he was just a mage who'd done something terrible, and now look what a mess had been made.
what did it matter, what his name was? and he was probably dead.
except he isn't. she nearly asks what does a mage who can blow up a chantry need protection for, but they're in a hold just brim full of dangerous people who probably have no love for the man, so that sort of answers that. she settles on, )
Well, he got a smack in the mouth. I don't see why she had to apologise, in that case.
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when she'd first heard about what happened at kirkwall, the way it filtered out to the rest of the world, details lost but a fire kindling that would tear down the circles with chaotic civil war - 'what the mage's name was' had been one of those details not repeated to her. it hadn't occurred to her to think of it as important, who the perpetrator was in the individual sense; he was just a mage who'd done something terrible, and now look what a mess had been made.
what did it matter, what his name was? and he was probably dead.
except he isn't. she nearly asks what does a mage who can blow up a chantry need protection for, but they're in a hold just brim full of dangerous people who probably have no love for the man, so that sort of answers that. she settles on, )
Well, he got a smack in the mouth. I don't see why she had to apologise, in that case.