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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Just wants to see the Empire and Thalmor driven from Skyrim and the restoration of one of his people's most adored deity. If you win the war for the Stormcloaks, he fully makes it clear he intends to see Skyrim as glorious as it was when it was the heart of the First Empire.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Just wants Even Tullius has to see admit that the Empire and Thalmor driven from ''has'' failed Skyrim and Ulfric has legitimate grievances; even beyond the restoration of one of his people's most adored deity. If you win Talos thing, Ulfric only actually ''rebelled'' after he retook Makarth on the war for promise of open Talos worship, a promise the Stormcloaks, he fully makes it clear he intends Empire then proceeded to see Skyrim as glorious as it was break when it was the heart of the First Empire.Thalmor complained.
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* PetTheDog: When you solve the nightmare problem in Dawnstar, he politely and sincerely thanks you.
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* OmnicidalManiac: This is what their actual goal is, especially concerning why they banned Talos worship. They believe Talos is some kind of BarrierMaiden, and by removing his worship, it will cause the destruction of Mundus, and allow them to revert to pre-creation divinity, effectively becoming gods.
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* MakeMeWannaShout: He was training to be a Greybeard. He learned two Shouts before he left them: Unrelenting Force and Disarm.
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** Ulfric claims that he was justified as using the Voice as a weapon against Torygg because any Nord could learn it from the Greybeards if they tried. He neglects to mention that he was only taught the Voice because he was becoming a Greybeard himself; the Greybeards are infamously neutral and using the Voice for violence, let alone political gain, is seen as a major betrayal, one that Ulfric will confess himself in a different conversation that he doubts Arngeir will ever forgive him for.
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** Tactical maps throughout Skyrim mark Whiterun with a red flag, meaning it is Empire-aligned.
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** Tactical maps throughout Skyrim mark Whiterun with a red flag, meaning it is Empire-aligned. Consequently, there is already a Stormcloak camp by the hold.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: A reluctant example. While he balks at the percieved cowardice of Legion support, he also doesn't want to turn them away from the city since they are a major boost to Whiterun's defenses from the Stormcloaks. His steward addresses his (well-paid) acceptance of the White-Gold Concordat as a counterpoint, but Balgruuf asserts that the Jarls were never approached for their own opinions and he had to roll with it regardless of his feelings on the matter.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: A reluctant example. While he balks at the percieved perceived cowardice of Legion support, he also doesn't want to turn them away from the city since they are a major boost to Whiterun's defenses from the Stormcloaks. His steward addresses his (well-paid) acceptance of the White-Gold Concordat as a counterpoint, but Balgruuf asserts that the Jarls were never approached for their own opinions and he had to roll with it regardless of his feelings on the matter.
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: Should Riften be ceded to the Imperials during "Season Unending" then retaken by the Stormcloaks, then Maven will not go into exile unlike almost every other unseated Jarl, and instead she, Hemming and Maul will return to their normal routines in Riften like nothing had happened. Gameplay-wise, this is likely because exiling her to Solitude would've disrupted her involvement in the Thieves Guild questline, but in-universe it just serves to emphasize how her [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections connections]], sway with Jarl Laila and [[IOwnThisTown influence on Riften's economy]] have made her truly untouchable.
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** If one didn't become Thane before the Imperials took the Rift, she won't offer the player the chance to complete "The Raid" and then become Thane if they don't have high enough favor with her, fearing the player might attempt to become TheStarScream and take her place. This is in spite of the fact that if it wasn't for the Dragonborn's actions, ''she wouldn't be Jarl in the first place''. For comparison's sake, with the exception of Vignar Gray-Mane[[note]]only because the player becomes Thane of Whiterun though the main quest[[/note]], all the other replacement Jarls on both sides will still allow the player to become Thane after they take over[[note]]and in the cases of Thongvor, Brina, Kraldar, and Brunwulf, they'll let you skip the quest the Jarl they replaced would've required you to do beforehand[[/note]] - and while Vignar does strip you of your title after he takes over, he at least gives you a chance to earn it back by buying Breezehome and helping the people of Whiterun.
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** If one didn't become Thane before the Imperials took the Rift, she won't offer the player the chance to complete "The Raid" and then become Thane if they don't have high enough favor with her, fearing the player might attempt to become TheStarScream TheStarscream and take her place. This is in spite of the fact that if it wasn't for the Dragonborn's actions, ''she wouldn't be Jarl in the first place''. For comparison's sake, with the exception of Vignar Gray-Mane[[note]]only because the player becomes Thane of Whiterun though the main quest[[/note]], all the other replacement Jarls on both sides will still allow the player to become Thane after they take over[[note]]and in the cases of Thongvor, Brina, Kraldar, and Brunwulf, they'll let you skip the quest the Jarl they replaced would've required you to do beforehand[[/note]] - and while Vignar does strip you of your title after he takes over, he at least gives you a chance to earn it back by buying Breezehome and helping the people of Whiterun.
