The opening sequence of Dragon Age II follows Hawke's family as they flee northwards to the Free Marches region as refugees from the invading Darkspawn hordes. Hawke is the eldest child of the human Hawke family and hails from the nation of Ferelden in the world of Thedas, the setting of the Dragon Age franchise. They are the most powerful people in Thedas but have been rendered utterly defenseless and are abused as a result.Hawke is a character from BioWare's Dragon Age media franchise, first appearing as the player character of the 2011 video game Dragon Age II. deeply disturbing what the mages go through in the Circles. She refuses to recognize that they were ever in love, instead insisting that she now "serves" Ser Alrik, a templar who is known to sexually abuse mages. I can't remember which act it was in, but there's a male mage who is trying to get through to his Tranquil girlfriend. There's a "scene" in the Gallows that haunts me to this day. They were being made Tranquil left and right and were being raped and abused. No one was stepping in to protect the mages. That is the entire point Anders was making. The harsh truth is, war becomes necessary when evil is allowed to run rampant. Anyone who thinks otherwise has never been oppressed (and/or is still largely ignorant as to the extent of their own oppression). No one in all of recorded history ever broke out of their oppression by asking their oppressors nicely to please stop hurting them. For me, what it boils down to is the fact that freedom isn't free. Now that I'm older, I feel like I have a better grasp on some of the themes in my favorite games. But he never once gives in to any of the demons who tempt him. He begs for Hawke to make him Tranquil and has the option to go to Tevinter to study. Yes, Night Terrors demonstrates that a powerful mage can become a powerful abomination, but Feynriel doesn't give in. Where is the logic? The last time I checked, you don't have to be a mage to become an abomination. Aveline was too weak to resist a demon but thinks mages who can resist should be locked up. She says that resisting a demon is so difficult (for her) that the mages who manage it must not be mortal. Later, she will say that mages should be locked up if that's what they have to contend with all the time. she wants to keep Meredith in power, even if it means mages are raped and tortured!Īnd if you take Aveline into the Fade during the quest Night Terrors, she will give in to the demon.
If you take Aveline along for Best Served Cold in Act 3, she says it's not as simple as removing Meredith. Unlike Cullen and Gamlen, Aveline could actually be Hawke's friend but will still say to her face that mages aren't people.
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