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It has occurred to me that people who didn't play the game wouldn't know what all these characters sound like. Leliana's psuedo-french accent (which can vary in intensity, and was more notable in Dragon Age: Origins) has been noted in story. Personally, I've never had much luck mapping Cassandra...
Author's Note: People familiar with Dragon Age will find that this chapter may drag a bit. It is a lot infodumping and explanations about things that Amy does not know but anyone who has played Inquisition (or even just the first two games) would know, or otherwise find familiar. Hopefully this...
My Ward reading friends have mentioned something about her experiencing like, a strange exhilaration when she was making the Giants, or something to that effect. Though Ward is only as canon to this fic as I want it, and that's at a much later point in her development anyway.
I think you're applying too much logic to Amy's hangups, which are by definition not logical.
Amy doesn't want her power. She doesn't want to experiment, and she doesn't want to mess with plants. She's constantly afraid she's a monster once she finds out about her dad being a villain. There's...
As far as I am concerned, Amy can in fact do plants. It makes sense for her power and theres nothing in canon that ever says she *can't* do plants. There's nothing that says she /can/ so one can go either way. But Amy can do plants here.
Now, whether she could actually, say, make better food...
Author's Note: Now that Amy isn't in the same sort of crisis situation she was in the last few chapters, we'll get to see our favorite failgirl fall apart. As I did warn, this story is going to linger on Amy's issues at times, and that means, especially when it does linger, that the pacing may...
I mean, Amy doesn't like healing, but she does want to help people, even if she hates it. She can't just not act when people are hurting or will die if she doesn't act. So yeah, if she can, why would she say no?
I think Tattletale only has room for one fixation at a time. She gets pretty fixated on vicky in Ward.
Had she met Amy first in a non-work context I could see her fixating on Amy.
It'll take time, but Amy's rather unique Shaker ability to have people go 'wtf is wrong with her, we need to protect her' will eventually make that happen. ^^
Glad to hear you like it!
Well, you're welcome to stop reading if you don't like my writing style. I'm doing this for fun, for free, and I like em dashes and what they bring to the table as a device in writing. Every author's got their thing, em dashes and '...' are mine, apparently.
I'm sorry it's annoying to you, but...
Author's Note: This is arguably a 'too decisive' and 'too active' Amy, in some ways, but the thing is, for all that passivity and indecision about her own problems is kind of Amy's thing, the bank shows that she's perfectly capable of being decisive when other people's lives are on the line, at...