Dragon Age: Inquisition "Solas Respects the Qunari Inquisitor" (5th Conversation)
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Dragon Age: Inquisition "Solas Respects the Qunari Inquisitor" (5th Conversation)
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"You show a wisdom I have not seen since... Since my deepest journeys into the ancient memories of the Fade."
He almost slipped up and revealed his secret. In my first play through I missed all the hints. Now it seems so obvious.
thegreatmoustachio Same goes for blackwall. Like when you talk to him in haven, it's SO OBVIOUS!
Although he does nearly let that slip when he says "how I missed court intrigue", after the Grand Ball.
That phrase did confuse but I tolerated due to his experience of him being an individual with strange but useful informations about recording history. He's practically a living encyclopedia, which is another reason why I try to be friendly to him.
This man is an expert at backhanded compliments.
Your Inquisitor has this face like "im ashocked" or "constantly surprised".
He's shook.
🤣
"Oh, it's ok, Inquisitor. You're one of the good ones."
God I hate this man.
No matter what your race is, this conversation with Solas can be summarized as, "Racist old man tells you that you're a credit to your race."
Its an rpg, the Qunari are born high on dragon blood.
@@princeire7486 to be fair, he's capable of tolerance. He's open-minded but often peaceful when it comes to Spirits, logic, history, and Ancient Elves.
@@princeire7486 he’s actually much more positive about the Dalish and sticks up for them if you try to discredit them in this convo. However, his defense is built solely on the basis that they are only valuable bc of their attempts to keep tradition alive.
@@CamSiv996 He literally sees the deaths of every non-magical, non-ancient elf in the world as "unfortunate collateral damage" for his grand goal of Elven Supremacy. He doesn't see Qunari or humans or dwarves as "people," he sees them as "lesser creatures" at best. His "tolerance" is "tolerating" that they exist, which is NOT a positive.
I love how with the trespasser dlc you can really see the conflict going on in Solus’s head. Especially that first question, “has the mark changed you?” He’s desperately looking for any chance that the mark is what has made the inquisitor the way they are, that all the good in them, everything that Solus can’t help but admire and respect is simply a result of the mark, of their unique circumstances. Because if that’s not the case and this is how this person is normally, it means he has to start wondering if other people in this age are capable of being like this, if the potential for this kind of nobility is still inherent in all life in a world he intends to end. And if that is the case, that means he’s going to kill people like that when he removes the veil, innocent people who are worthy of respect and life. The fact it’s a Qunari (I really wish we had a word for non Qun practicing members of the Qunari species, because if I understand it the only word we have in universe that sort of fits is a term for all people outside the Qun) in this case, a race I feel above all he looks down on (more so than others), highlights it.
Vashoth. There’s a codex for it if you pick Adaar.
Whenever I play as a qunari mage, I play inquisition like I always do: being on everyone’s good side to certain degrees and gaining Solas’s respect. Helping people in the game whenever I can in and trying to do what’s right, even if it earns me some disapproval from some of my companions
Qunari are savage but also highly intelligent. They make the best Inquisitors
LOL
"Qunari are savage, but also highly intelligent." Pick one, your sentence is contradictory.
+Rabid Ducking Oreo Milkshake How so? I see no contradiction.
You can be highly intelligent but fail to watch your temper when you get angry. It's not that you're stupid, you just fail having control over your emotions.
@@davecullins1606 passionate
That's kinda freaking racist, Solas
Well, SOlas is racist,why do you think he only dates elves. Actually, he point blank mentions that he's racist towards Dalish and CIty elves too, for spoilerish reasons. SO he's racist towards anything not Fade or ancient Elvhen-related.
JaxJyls the dude is a Elven God who thinks he knows whats best for the World? what did anyone expect? Qunari or Kossith r judged by Qun standards n not REAL history of Pre-Qun/During-Qun/Post-Qun which is unknown by us viewers?
+TazKidNoah19 He is not a God just a power and somewhat foolish Mage who constantly rebels against how things are in hopes for a better future but fails to fully realize that even if the next patch of grass is greener that the Grass he is standing on now with enough work could become just as green if not greener. And his selfishness and pride will cost him one way or the other, either he will lose friends or his old word, and it is likely the mages he banished have become more powerful and will kill him if they are freed.
Bob Thesexyfish
soo u comment now? i made this comment before trespasser? my comment is from Apr 10, 2015 plzz get the facts right
Bob Thesexyfish Well his name is SOlas, ancient Elvhen for "Pride". And most people seemto be interpreting the DLC revelations as in "The world will be destroyed" but we don't know that. We don'tknow if the "Chaos" will be literal destruction or just the reaction of everyone to change.
Honestly the least worrysome part is said banished ones.
I love Solas so much and I love that you can prove him wrong. I love that he's surprised and has doubts now about what he has to do. And this isn't the only time you can prove him wrong if you bring him along to your party, there are several banters where he starts doubting himself and I think that is so great. Solas is a reflection of how you treat him, if you're open-minded and nice to him; he's nice to you. If you're an asshole to him then, he's a closed-minded asshole to you.
The lovable racist who likes you if you agree with him, heartwarming.
@@Jeff17ish you're talking about sera. She's racist af
@@Jeff17ish if he's a racist why didn't he display his hatred to the Herald when you first met him? Plus, he tolerates the race unless you can prove him right. Solas is an individual who doesn't want to be right or wrong he wants to be relieved of what he expected.
@@CamSiv996
True. He can be a friend of the Inquisitor regardless of race.
However, Solas takes this more on the route of"You are an exception" instead of"Maybe there are more like you". Just like Sten to the Warden if you are a mage in DAO"You are different. Just because you kept your honor doesn't mean than the others like you will"
@@CamSiv996 Oh my god, are there still people who think that all racists are the type who shout their racism from the rooftops and are actively antagonistic like some kind of cartoon villain?
The MAJORITY of racists act very pleasant and polite toward other races, and only screw them over when nobody is looking, which is _exactly what Solas does._ It's called a "snake in the grass."
i feel like solas said that from experience
What the hell, Solas?!?!
The guy is a hypocrite.... People should know the difference between. Spirits and demons ..... Then calls the MC character Qunari when they are of The Kossith bloodline but does not follow the Qun so they are Tal-Vashoth not Qunari.
Our Qunari MC are Vashoth not Tal-Vashoth
Adaar grew up outside of Qun teachings so he isn't a Tal-Vashoth
Tal Vashoth is for those who once follow the Qun or born in the Qun but leave it since they didn't like it
His/her parents could be a Tal Vashoth
Adaar is a Vashoth, which is a member of the Qunari race born outside the Qun. Most likely their parents are Tal-Vashoth.