I appreciate the idea. It's a good one, in fact, although if Cassandra is determined to interrogate, I am not certain I can have any influence on the questions asked in those circumstances, and I may not be privy even to the responses gathered. Conducting a second set of interrogations may do more to rile their ire, than win their knowledge and cooperation.
( she can say that she enjoys the way Morrigan writes. )
I spoke with a young woman of their world's archdemons. Names for the Deadly Sins, she called them, of lust, pride, greed, the list went on. They sounded greatly different from our own understanding of demons, and yet the overlap struck us both. I think we may have a good deal of work ahead of us. Can I rely upon your assistance, with this?
( I cannot do this alone, she could well say, and in this instance it would be true. also, she's can't quite help herself; )
"None can say how far dreams extend" verges on poetic, you know. Perhaps you have something of a bard in you. The interplay of magic and stories seems another fine topic to consider, would you not say?
Such a marvel as the eluvians surely cannot be without risk. Do you think them another possible thing to bind together worlds?
leliana is always nice to the ravens tyvm
I appreciate the idea. It's a good one, in fact, although if Cassandra is determined to interrogate, I am not certain I can have any influence on the questions asked in those circumstances, and I may not be privy even to the responses gathered. Conducting a second set of interrogations may do more to rile their ire, than win their knowledge and cooperation.
( she can say that she enjoys the way Morrigan writes. )
I spoke with a young woman of their world's archdemons. Names for the Deadly Sins, she called them, of lust, pride, greed, the list went on. They sounded greatly different from our own understanding of demons, and yet the overlap struck us both. I think we may have a good deal of work ahead of us. Can I rely upon your assistance, with this?
( I cannot do this alone, she could well say, and in this instance it would be true.
also, she's can't quite help herself; )
"None can say how far dreams extend" verges on poetic, you know. Perhaps you have something of a bard in you. The interplay of magic and stories seems another fine topic to consider, would you not say?
Such a marvel as the eluvians surely cannot be without risk. Do you think them another possible thing to bind together worlds?
Nightingale