I like to think flemeth passed mythals sould into the eluvian before she was killed swapped her soul out for a spirit of justice like anders had.

Because Morrigan wasnt there to comment on it, and no one in the party except Solas would find it significant, and Solas obviously wouldnt tell you about it.

One of the worst and most annoying characters in this game.

Same im not saying I predicted him being elf Loki but I could tell he was holding something back and he knew Lot more then let on

@@notaseal7864 I do wonder though are the old gods that become arch demons the same gods solas locked away and it’s basically his fault for blights in the first place as well

@@deathking1019 oh shit someone else who has been thinking what I’ve been thinking. It might be BioWare hasn’t really explained the old god’s all that well

@@deathking1019 yeah it seam like the veil is some sort of of energy that made the elven gods formless and its people, then solas plants the gods into dragons to die once and for all. Seam like he got impatient and wanna fight them the normal way and get hes people back. They are probubly gonna retcone or rewrite the story again for the fourth game though... I mean the third game basicly said the elves was space traveling miners that use titans/planets blood to keep doing magic and expanding ...thats kinda scifi more then fantasy unless they only used eluvians but i do imagine they had ships and better weapons then the titan machine gun dwarfs in the dlc. Reminds me did any darkspawn talk in third game? Or did the devs act like that dlc did not exist

@@whatwhatever5727 i think the way they explained it is that the talking darkspawn the faction with the architect were it’s own thing seperate from the larger horde I think maybe when hero of fereldan left to battle the calling i can see him teaming up with the architect once more with the talking darkspawn to find a cure

I’d say she’d want to kill him but if she went into the well of sorrows she’d most likely be his slave now a puppet

@@deathking1019 Morrigan is bound to Mythal, even if he absorbed Mythal’s essence, the bounding remains if her conscience being subdued or in slumber? I doubt he’d maintain her voice in his head. If mythal’s essence was sent through the eluvian, then Morrigan has her full power against him.

@@spalenzagabriel actually solas to restore his power absorbed her soul and power to replace the power he lost from the orbs destruction so it’s possible morrigan is bound to him now

@@deathking1019 he absorbed something from Flemeth, that’s a fact, but we can’t know for sure he absorbed Mythal. Flemeth sent an old god soul using the Eluvian before Solas arrived, could be Mythal or Urthemiel, more likely to be Mythal since the scene happens even if the ritual wasn’t performed.

@@spalenzagabriel but from a story perceptive it would make sense and make things interesting imagine in the next game solas uses the bound from the well of sorrows to take control of morrigan or the inquisitor and uses them in a boss battle to fight the new protagonist

Cringe

@@SeventhheavenDK Wow I forgot about this!! Yeah I know it was some RNG animation, but I thought it was funny.

Right?! I gotta be honest it bothered me way more than it should have the first time I played it lol

Morrigan does this to literally everyone she meets. She's quite crude and superior in her figure of speech for almost anyone she's not close with.

that's not really morrigan's fault, it's the games. dai was written for a human, elves , qunari, and dwarves were all added later in production. hence an elf's ignorance to their own culture. also, dalish elves have been catagorically wrong all across the games. their collection of knowlege is feeble at best. it would not be at all surprising for an outsider to know more, seeing as they are able to travel often, and in morrigans case, have access to forbidden and old magic (the eluvian).

@@GOTHICforLIFE1 yet she admits in origins to dalish warden that she knows nothing about dalish culture, language or anything about the dalish

shemudacity i fear 😰

What makes you think that Flemeth told her about anything of the ancient elven lore?

@@Ferrilsblood I don't. I'm saying it's a common argument that Morrigan should be the "elven expert" instead of Merrill or the Dalish Inquisitor because, 'Oh, it turns out she was raised by Mythal, so she must know more about ancient elvhen history/lore than any modern elf." Except she doesn't display more than rudimentary knowledge here, and she herself is SHOCKED when Mythal reveals herself, meaning Flemythal very likely didn't reveal any significant elvhen stuff that would make Morrigan go, "... Huh, actually, that makes sense."

@@raggedyanimator754 True :). I think most of the elven lore Morrigan knows is from personal research. She did steal from a clan once (e.g. how she found the eluvian in the Witch Hunt DLC in Origins, she stole an elven book).

Because it does make sense. Flemeth/Mythal likely told more then what the avrage Dalish would know. Not everything of course, but if you ask her and the Inuisitor to speak elven Morrigan is likely to do so fluently while Inky would sound rather broken

@@raggedyanimator754 . There wasn't even need to mention Merril here, she is not even an elven expert either. She surely just know as much as Morrigan, remember the Dalish truly know nothing at all.

She’s not an actual part of your party, she just tags along for this part of the game

@@NecroxTheGamer01 ohh ok! Wow that will be fun. Thank you!