Part of what charms and compels me in Jeyne Poole's arc is her reaction to her predicament. All the female POVs in this book are dealing with a lot of gendered violence, and they all deal in different but dignified forms... Jeyne is not a POV character and she is absolutely not dignified lol. She cries and begs, she is utterly helpless. But unlike most women in this book who are utterly helpless, she survives. It's frustrating how fans refuse to celebrate that, simply because there is no glory in it.
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DAI if the Warden was in it
Warden, seeing a tear in a veil: I'm gonna stab it
Inquisitor with their hand halfway up: please don't
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HEART
It wouldn't be a stretch to call them 'self-obsessed', but not necessarily in a negative way. They simply want to understand the one thing we all are stuck with for our entire lives, i.e. our own minds. Forging an identity is extremely important to the Heart-bound, and every decision and action goes toward building a coherent narrative of their own story.
RAGE
They posses great contempt for lies or false ideas, including the stability that false ideas can impart. To them, the true is far more important than the good; they would tear down a system just to destabilize it if, by their reckoning, it is built on faulty premises. Often the Rage-bound prefer anarchy to any of the alternate forms of civilization, which they believe to be riddled with lies and foolishness and obedient masses.
LIGHT
They are scholars and researchers, absolutely dedicated to knowledge for knowledge's sake . . . The Light-bound will go after knowledge with a fierce intensity that others may find distasteful. They aren't overly concerned with laws or norms, either. They often take rules as simple suggestions, instead searching for loopholes or work-arounds.
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The first stoats didn't just murder the love of my life, Dr. Robert Wenabocker, they also murdered our future together!
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Recently I have been reading this illustrated manga called 'Veil' by Kotteri-san. It is about a blind girl and a policeman. The intimacy is just 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻
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making vegaspete gifs to comfort myself right now while ugly sobbing in fear and grief bc i might need to delete this blog soon for safety reasons
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If Ry'on WAS a bhaalspawn (or if you have/had a durge oc) what would their relationship with Telvesh be? If you answer for Ry'on, how would her life be different/would she have followed the same path during the events of bg3?
Ooh this is a very interesting question, thank you!
A bit of a nonsensical tangent here first. I initially planned on playing as my evil Pathfinder cleric in BG3 for my Durge run, but lately I've been considering making a whole new character and just having them exist but not be my canon BG3 protagonist. I believe if you play as Tav, Orin just kills default Durge prior to you entering the temple, right? That's the Dragonborn corpse lying in her room? So I may as well make them a custom character, flesh out their backstory before they meet that ending in Ry'on's timeline.
But to finally answer your questions - It seems like Bhaal favours Durge above the rest of the Bhaalspawn that have come before them. The Bhaalspawn that has had the most potential since Gorion's Ward. So, my Durge will follow the same path as Telvesh once did before ascending by giving in to the urges of their blood. They'll embrace this life and path as something inevitable. I will have them become Bhaal/Telvesh's chosen and do the bloodline (and Telvesh especially) very proud.
Alternatively, if Ry'on was a Bhaalspawn, she would be nothing but a great disappointment to Bhaal. She would deny the urges of her blood, she would reject all offerings of power. She would still seek the path of redemption, even if it would be a fruitless one.
I imagine a Seldarine Drow Bhaalspawn would be a really fun roleplaying experience. Lolth would absolutely destroy Bhaal because he's only a weak little Quasi-deity now, but hypothetically, I want to see those two fight for the title of Worst God Parent Ever. There's one or two parallels between them for sure.
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It still lives in my head rent free that Solas tells you a cliffnotes version of his entire plan to tear down the veil in main game Inquisition if you choose the right options.
When I got that my first playthrough of Inquisition Solas was suspicious cause it was too specific. Then Trespasser came out and I was just:
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