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* An oft-overlooked one occurs during ''The Templar Reckoning'' as well. Early on, you run into templar inquisitors ready to "initiate" a new recruit. Justifiably outraged, Kormac demands that they stop what they're doing and release the recruits at once. The inquisitors obey on the spot.
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* An oft-overlooked one occurs during ''The Templar Reckoning'' as well. Early on, you run into templar inquisitors ready to "initiate" a new recruit. Justifiably outraged, Kormac demands that they stop what they're doing and release the recruits at once. The inquisitors obey on the spot.spot.
* Haedrig's little arc in Act V involves a young man named Brycen, who you rescue from Reapers as a result of his calls for help reaching Haedrig's ears. Brycen decides to repay Haedrig by helping him, which Haedrig does not take kindly to. After an incident where Brycen loses Haedrig's best hammer and gets yelled at, the player talks to Haedrig asking why he is so hard on Brycen. Haedrig tells them Brycen is a fool, and fools get killed around here. The player notes that Haedrig has lost much in his life (his grandfather, his father, his wife and his apprentice) and perhaps is afraid of losing someone else again. As the player is preparing to battle Malthael, Haedrig has taken Brycen on as his new apprentice.
* Haedrig's little arc in Act V involves a young man named Brycen, who you rescue from Reapers as a result of his calls for help reaching Haedrig's ears. Brycen decides to repay Haedrig by helping him, which Haedrig does not take kindly to. After an incident where Brycen loses Haedrig's best hammer and gets yelled at, the player talks to Haedrig asking why he is so hard on Brycen. Haedrig tells them Brycen is a fool, and fools get killed around here. The player notes that Haedrig has lost much in his life (his grandfather, his father, his wife and his apprentice) and perhaps is afraid of losing someone else again. As the player is preparing to battle Malthael, Haedrig has taken Brycen on as his new apprentice.
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* Mayor Holus' little CharacterArc: When we first meet Mayor Holus of New Tristram, he is stuck in the middle of town, because his cart broke and blocked the street as he was trying to flee. The Nephalem has little respect for a coward who would abandon his town in its hour of need. Then we meet him again at [[spoiler: Bastion's Keep]], and he has not changed a bit, still thinking to flee the fortress before the fighting begins. The Nephalem, fed up, gives him [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech a piece of their mind]], to which Holus replies that he simply wants to live. Later, as the demon attacks wane, Holus has his chance to run, but wonders if [[CharacterDevelopment it wouldn't be better to fight for his life]] instead of running forever. Surprisingly, he keeps to his word and stick around, eventually [[spoiler: dying in the final struggle at Bastion's Keep. A nearby guard says that he never did run, even though he had the chance to at one point.]]
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* Mayor Holus' little CharacterArc: When we first meet Mayor Holus of New Tristram, he is stuck in the middle of town, because his cart broke and blocked the street as he was trying to flee. The Nephalem has little respect for a coward who would abandon his town in its hour of need.need (in fact, if the Nephalem is a Demon Hunter, s/he states outright that he deserves whatever dark fate comes to him). Then we meet him again at [[spoiler: Bastion's Keep]], and he has not changed a bit, still thinking to flee the fortress before the fighting begins. The Nephalem, fed up, gives him [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech a piece of their mind]], to which Holus replies that he simply wants to live. Later, as the demon attacks wane, Holus has his chance to run, but wonders if [[CharacterDevelopment it wouldn't be better to fight for his life]] instead of running forever. Surprisingly, he keeps to his word and stick around, eventually [[spoiler: dying in the final struggle at Bastion's Keep. A nearby guard says that he never did run, even though he had the chance to at one point.]]
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* The game makes it damn clear that [[DudeWheresMyRespect you get your due respect]] [[InvertedTrope for your work]]; if you march through Caldeum after [[spoiler:killing Belial]], the townspeople will be gathered in a crowd to cheer you on, and at the start of Act V, one of the NPCs will recognize you as the hero of Bastion's Keep.
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--> '''Angelic Scout:''' Nephalem! To me! [[BodyguardingABadass I will protect you!]]
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--> '''Angelic Scout:''' Nephalem! To me! [[BodyguardingABadass I will protect you!]]you!]]
* An oft-overlooked one occurs during ''The Templar Reckoning'' as well. Early on, you run into templar inquisitors ready to "initiate" a new recruit. Justifiably outraged, Kormac demands that they stop what they're doing and release the recruits at once. The inquisitors obey on the spot.
* An oft-overlooked one occurs during ''The Templar Reckoning'' as well. Early on, you run into templar inquisitors ready to "initiate" a new recruit. Justifiably outraged, Kormac demands that they stop what they're doing and release the recruits at once. The inquisitors obey on the spot.
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* Meta-example: The "Kanai's Cube" added in patch 2.3.0 was at first just a new version of the Horadric Cube, but was re-named in honor of Blizzard artist Kevin Kanai Griffith, who lost his battle with cancer in October 2014; in-universe, the Cube is named after "Chief Elder Kanai", a barbarian so strong, many believed he could've been the next inheritor of the title "Immortal King", before Baal's actions led to the decimation of their culture.
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* Meta-example: The "Kanai's Cube" added in patch 2.3.0 was at first just a new version of the Horadric Cube, but was re-named in honor of Blizzard artist Kevin Kanai Griffith, who lost his battle with cancer in October 2014; in-universe, the Cube is named after "Chief Elder Kanai", a barbarian so strong, many believed he could've been the next inheritor of the title "Immortal King", before Baal's actions led to the decimation of their culture.culture.
* Depending on the random sidequests you get in Chapter V, you'll encounter rank-and-file angels doing their damnedest to help the Nephalem with the assault on the Pandemonium Fortress, whether it's rearming ancient siege weapons to aid in breaching the walls or directly entering the Fortress to divert Malthael's forces away from the Nephalem's path. It gives the player the sense that no, Imperius does ''not'' speak for all the High Heavens when he disparages humanity in general and the Nephalem in particular, and that Tyrael's views of humanity are gaining in popularity amongst the Host.
--> '''Angelic Scout:''' Nephalem! To me! I will protect you!
* Depending on the random sidequests you get in Chapter V, you'll encounter rank-and-file angels doing their damnedest to help the Nephalem with the assault on the Pandemonium Fortress, whether it's rearming ancient siege weapons to aid in breaching the walls or directly entering the Fortress to divert Malthael's forces away from the Nephalem's path. It gives the player the sense that no, Imperius does ''not'' speak for all the High Heavens when he disparages humanity in general and the Nephalem in particular, and that Tyrael's views of humanity are gaining in popularity amongst the Host.
--> '''Angelic Scout:''' Nephalem! To me! I will protect you!
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* Speaking of Kormac and Eirena, it's worth noting that the Legendary Templar Relic that ensures that Kormac cannot die is called the "Enchanting Favor", whose flavor text describes it as "a diaphanous scarf given as a token of affection from a lady fair". Awwwwwwwwwww...
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* Also in Act IV, when Imperius appears and says that if you meet him again, he'll kill you, what does Auriel, one of his fellow angels, say to you, about her overall 'current leader'? "Pay him no mind." It's really heartwarming to know that there ARE Angels that are not named Tyrael that are capable of gratitude.
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* Also in Act IV, when Imperius appears and says that if you meet him again, he'll kill you, what does Auriel, one of his fellow angels, say to you, about her overall 'current leader'? "Pay him no mind." It's really heartwarming to know that there ARE Angels that are not named Tyrael that are capable of gratitude.gratitude.
* Meta-example: The "Kanai's Cube" added in patch 2.3.0 was at first just a new version of the Horadric Cube, but was re-named in honor of Blizzard artist Kevin Kanai Griffith, who lost his battle with cancer in October 2014; in-universe, the Cube is named after "Chief Elder Kanai", a barbarian so strong, many believed he could've been the next inheritor of the title "Immortal King", before Baal's actions led to the decimation of their culture.
* Meta-example: The "Kanai's Cube" added in patch 2.3.0 was at first just a new version of the Horadric Cube, but was re-named in honor of Blizzard artist Kevin Kanai Griffith, who lost his battle with cancer in October 2014; in-universe, the Cube is named after "Chief Elder Kanai", a barbarian so strong, many believed he could've been the next inheritor of the title "Immortal King", before Baal's actions led to the decimation of their culture.
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* In Act IV, the joy in Eirena's voice when she finds out that the Prophet, who saved her and her sisters, and trained them to assist in defeating the Lords of Hell, was an Angel. Special mention, too, to the Angel that, as it lay dying, saw Eirena and reached out to her, giving her the text that contained the truth about her mission and her mentor.
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* In Act IV, the joy in Eirena's voice when she finds out that the Prophet, who saved her and her sisters, and trained them to assist in defeating the Lords of Hell, was an Angel. Special mention, too, to the Angel that, as it lay dying, saw Eirena and reached out to her, giving her the text that contained the truth about her mission and her mentor.mentor.
* Also in Act IV, when Imperius appears and says that if you meet him again, he'll kill you, what does Auriel, one of his fellow angels, say to you, about her overall 'current leader'? "Pay him no mind." It's really heartwarming to know that there ARE Angels that are not named Tyrael that are capable of gratitude.
* Also in Act IV, when Imperius appears and says that if you meet him again, he'll kill you, what does Auriel, one of his fellow angels, say to you, about her overall 'current leader'? "Pay him no mind." It's really heartwarming to know that there ARE Angels that are not named Tyrael that are capable of gratitude.
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* During the final part of Act V, in order to help you challenge Malthael on equal footing, the souls of those he's imprisoned will aid you. Their spokesperson is [[spoiler: always someone close to the Nephalem--the Demon Hunter encounters the spirit of their long-dead sister, the Wizard meets their most respected teacher in the arcane arts, the Witch Doctor speaks with the representation of their tribal heritage, the Monk reunites with the patriarch of their order, the Barbarian confers with a great hero of their people, and the Crusader has a chance to speak with their predecessor.]] In all cases, the Nephalem show a softer side when talking to [[spoiler: their long-lost loved ones]], no matter how brusque, confident, or aloof some of them might be normally.
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* During the final part of Act V, in order to help you challenge Malthael on equal footing, the souls of those he's imprisoned will aid you. Their spokesperson is [[spoiler: always someone close to the Nephalem--the Demon Hunter encounters the spirit of their long-dead sister, the Wizard meets their most respected teacher in the arcane arts, arts (and also a bone thrown for ''II'' players, said teacher is the playable Sorceress), the Witch Doctor speaks with the representation of their tribal heritage, the Monk reunites with the patriarch of their order, the Barbarian confers with a great hero of their people, and the Crusader has a chance to speak with their predecessor.]] In all cases, the Nephalem show a softer side when talking to [[spoiler: their long-lost loved ones]], no matter how brusque, confident, or aloof some of them might be normally.
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* During the final part of Act V, in order to help you challenge Malthael on equal footing, the souls of those he's imprisoned will aid you. Their spokesperson is [[spoiler: always someone close to the Nephalem--the Demon Hunter encounters the spirit of their long-dead sister, the Wizard meets their most respected teacher in the arcane arts, the Witch Doctor speaks with the representation of their tribal heritage, the Monk reunites with the patriarch of their order, the Barbarian confers with a great hero of their people, and the Templar has a chance to speak with their predecessor.]] In all cases, the Nephalem show a softer side when talking to [[spoiler: their long-lost loved ones]], no matter how brusque, confident, or aloof some of them might be normally.
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* During the final part of Act V, in order to help you challenge Malthael on equal footing, the souls of those he's imprisoned will aid you. Their spokesperson is [[spoiler: always someone close to the Nephalem--the Demon Hunter encounters the spirit of their long-dead sister, the Wizard meets their most respected teacher in the arcane arts, the Witch Doctor speaks with the representation of their tribal heritage, the Monk reunites with the patriarch of their order, the Barbarian confers with a great hero of their people, and the Templar Crusader has a chance to speak with their predecessor.]] In all cases, the Nephalem show a softer side when talking to [[spoiler: their long-lost loved ones]], no matter how brusque, confident, or aloof some of them might be normally.
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* Also from Reaper of Souls, you have the chance to help Covetus Shen finally track down the Jewel of Dirgest, and learn more about the legend behind it. At the very end, when speaking to [[spoiler: the ghost of the woman who may in fact be his true love,]] Shen becomes much more solemn and sincere, and gives a rather heartwarming remark:
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* Also from Reaper ''Reaper of Souls, Souls'', you have the chance to help Covetus Covetous Shen finally track down the Jewel of Dirgest, and learn more about the legend behind it. At the very end, when speaking to [[spoiler: the ghost of the woman who may in fact be his true love,]] Shen becomes much more solemn and sincere, and gives a rather heartwarming remark:
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* In a random quest during Act V, you can enter one of the houses in Westmarch to find a sorcerer attempting necromancy to return the souls stolen by Malthael's angels to their bodies. Yes, this approach [[GoneHorriblyWrong goes horribly wrong;]] yes, you end up having to [[EverythingsDeaderWithZombies fight off a bunch of zombies;]] and yes, the sorcerer [[DidntSeeThatComing should have seen this outcome coming,]] but with [[DarkerAndEdgier all the horror running wild in Act V]], [[HumansAreBastards and given that some of the NPCs you encounter in this act are selfish and nasty]], it's nice to see some folks still trying to help others.
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--> '''Soldier:''' "You know, there were other soldiers out there besides me.me, in case you didn't notice."
--> '''Wife:'''"I didn't notice."No, I didn't."
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** Likewise, Kala's little character arc in Act II. She's a former noblewoman who was thrown out of the palace when Belial took over. Having never set foot outside the palace, her first days in the Hidden Camp are quite terrifying for her, though she's inspired by her newfound freedom. Her little character arc ends with her ditching her extravagant clothes and make-up and starting a new life on the road as an ordinary traveler.
--->'''Kala:''' Caldeum was never home to me. It was a beautiful prison. I may die out there on the road, but it will be in the open air, with the world stretching out before me.
--->'''Kala:''' Caldeum was never home to me. It was a beautiful prison. I may die out there on the road, but it will be in the open air, with the world stretching out before me.
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** Alternatively:
--->'''Monk:''' I bear a gift for you, Lyndon.\\
'''Lyndon:''' Is that so?\\
'''Monk:''' It is enough gold to let you make amends with the Merchants Guild and free your brother. I will accompany you to Kingsport when my duties are met.\\
'''Lyndon:''' I do not deserve this.\\
'''Monk:''' You have helped me do the will of the gods. You deserve nothing less than peace.\\
'''Lyndon:''' ''*genuinely touched*'' You... really are a holy (wo)man, aren't you?\\
'''Monk:''' ''*chuckle*'' So they say.
--->'''Monk:''' I bear a gift for you, Lyndon.\\
'''Lyndon:''' Is that so?\\
'''Monk:''' It is enough gold to let you make amends with the Merchants Guild and free your brother. I will accompany you to Kingsport when my duties are met.\\
'''Lyndon:''' I do not deserve this.\\
'''Monk:''' You have helped me do the will of the gods. You deserve nothing less than peace.\\
'''Lyndon:''' ''*genuinely touched*'' You... really are a holy (wo)man, aren't you?\\
'''Monk:''' ''*chuckle*'' So they say.
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* During the final part of Act V, in order to help you challenge Malthael on equal footing, the souls of those he's imprisoned will aid you. Their spokesperson is [[spoiler: always someone close to the Nephalem--the Demon Hunter encounters the spirit of their long-dead sister, the Wizard meets their most respected teacher in the arcane arts, the Witch Doctor speaks with the representation of their tribal heritage, the Monk reunites with the patriarch of their order, the Barbarian confers with a great hero of their people, and the Templar has a chance to speak with their predecessor.]] In all cases, the Nephalem show a softer side when talking to [[spoiler: their long-lost loved ones]], no matter how brusque, confident, or aloof some of them might be normally.
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* During the final part of Act V, in order to help you challenge Malthael on equal footing, the souls of those he's imprisoned will aid you. Their spokesperson is [[spoiler: always someone close to the Nephalem--the Demon Hunter encounters the spirit of their long-dead sister, the Wizard meets their most respected teacher in the arcane arts, the Witch Doctor speaks with the representation of their tribal heritage, the Monk reunites with the patriarch of their order, the Barbarian confers with a great hero of their people, and the Templar has a chance to speak with their predecessor.]] In all cases, the Nephalem show a softer side when talking to [[spoiler: their long-lost loved ones]], no matter how brusque, confident, or aloof some of them might be normally.normally.
* In Act IV, the joy in Eirena's voice when she finds out that the Prophet, who saved her and her sisters, and trained them to assist in defeating the Lords of Hell, was an Angel. Special mention, too, to the Angel that, as it lay dying, saw Eirena and reached out to her, giving her the text that contained the truth about her mission and her mentor.
* In Act IV, the joy in Eirena's voice when she finds out that the Prophet, who saved her and her sisters, and trained them to assist in defeating the Lords of Hell, was an Angel. Special mention, too, to the Angel that, as it lay dying, saw Eirena and reached out to her, giving her the text that contained the truth about her mission and her mentor.
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--> '''Lyndon:''' How about two?two?
* During the final part of Act V, in order to help you challenge Malthael on equal footing, the souls of those he's imprisoned will aid you. Their spokesperson is [[spoiler: always someone close to the Nephalem--the Demon Hunter encounters the spirit of their long-dead sister, the Wizard meets their most respected teacher in the arcane arts, the Witch Doctor speaks with the representation of their tribal heritage, the Monk reunites with the patriarch of their order, the Barbarian confers with a great hero of their people, and the Templar has a chance to speak with their predecessor.]] In all cases, the Nephalem show a softer side when talking to [[spoiler: their long-lost loved ones]], no matter how brusque, confident, or aloof some of them might be normally.
* During the final part of Act V, in order to help you challenge Malthael on equal footing, the souls of those he's imprisoned will aid you. Their spokesperson is [[spoiler: always someone close to the Nephalem--the Demon Hunter encounters the spirit of their long-dead sister, the Wizard meets their most respected teacher in the arcane arts, the Witch Doctor speaks with the representation of their tribal heritage, the Monk reunites with the patriarch of their order, the Barbarian confers with a great hero of their people, and the Templar has a chance to speak with their predecessor.]] In all cases, the Nephalem show a softer side when talking to [[spoiler: their long-lost loved ones]], no matter how brusque, confident, or aloof some of them might be normally.
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* Kormac and Lyndon's interactions in ''Reaper of Souls''. For much of the main game, it was clear that neither could stand the other, but after everything they've gone through with the Nephalem, they've finally started to forge a friendship...in their [[VitriolicBestBuds own]] [[FriendlyRival way]], but still.
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* Kormac and Lyndon's interactions in ''Reaper of Souls''. For much of the main game, it was clear that neither could stand the other, but after everything they've gone through with the Nephalem, they've finally started to forge a friendship...in their [[VitriolicBestBuds own]] [[FriendlyRival way]], but still.still.
** Best highlighted, in a quiet way, when you are embarking on Kormac's sidequest; he will ask the player to go with him, as he will need "a good friend" by his side. If Lyndon is currently set as your follower, he will chime in:
--> '''Lyndon:''' How about two?
** Best highlighted, in a quiet way, when you are embarking on Kormac's sidequest; he will ask the player to go with him, as he will need "a good friend" by his side. If Lyndon is currently set as your follower, he will chime in:
--> '''Lyndon:''' How about two?
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--> [[spoiler: '''Shen:''' And I am filled with joy to have seen yours once again. Farewell, and go upon this last journey.]]
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--> [[spoiler: '''Shen:''' And I am filled with joy to have seen yours once again. Farewell, and go upon this last journey.]]]]
* Kormac and Lyndon's interactions in ''Reaper of Souls''. For much of the main game, it was clear that neither could stand the other, but after everything they've gone through with the Nephalem, they've finally started to forge a friendship...in their [[VitriolicBestBuds own]] [[FriendlyRival way]], but still.
* Kormac and Lyndon's interactions in ''Reaper of Souls''. For much of the main game, it was clear that neither could stand the other, but after everything they've gone through with the Nephalem, they've finally started to forge a friendship...in their [[VitriolicBestBuds own]] [[FriendlyRival way]], but still.
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* One of the idle exchanges between Kormac and Lyndon around Act III, IV, or Adventure Mode:
--> '''Lyndon:''' I have watched you for some time now, and I would have you know that I am impressed.
--> '''Kormac:''' Well, you've slain a fair number of foes yourself.
--> '''Lyndon:''' Your prowess is undeniable, but I meant you are a strong man who fights for what is right.
--> '''Kormac:''' That is odd, coming from a criminal.
--> '''Lyndon:''' I can be wrong on the details--like who owns this jewel or that coin. It does not mean I am wrong when it counts.
--> '''Lyndon:''' I have watched you for some time now, and I would have you know that I am impressed.
--> '''Kormac:''' Well, you've slain a fair number of foes yourself.
--> '''Lyndon:''' Your prowess is undeniable, but I meant you are a strong man who fights for what is right.
--> '''Kormac:''' That is odd, coming from a criminal.
--> '''Lyndon:''' I can be wrong on the details--like who owns this jewel or that coin. It does not mean I am wrong when it counts.
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--> '''Eirena:''' Oh! Well, then. Yes?Yes?
* Also from Reaper of Souls, you have the chance to help Covetus Shen finally track down the Jewel of Dirgest, and learn more about the legend behind it. At the very end, when speaking to [[spoiler: the ghost of the woman who may in fact be his true love,]] Shen becomes much more solemn and sincere, and gives a rather heartwarming remark:
--> [[spoiler: '''Liria:''' Whoever you are, you have freed me. I am happy to look upon your face.]]
--> [[spoiler: '''Shen:''' And I am filled with joy to have seen yours once again. Farewell, and go upon this last journey.]]
* Also from Reaper of Souls, you have the chance to help Covetus Shen finally track down the Jewel of Dirgest, and learn more about the legend behind it. At the very end, when speaking to [[spoiler: the ghost of the woman who may in fact be his true love,]] Shen becomes much more solemn and sincere, and gives a rather heartwarming remark:
--> [[spoiler: '''Liria:''' Whoever you are, you have freed me. I am happy to look upon your face.]]
--> [[spoiler: '''Shen:''' And I am filled with joy to have seen yours once again. Farewell, and go upon this last journey.]]
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* In ''Reaper of Souls'', Kormac's awkward attempts to confess his feelings to Eirena (also doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny). Keep in mind that in the regular Diablo III campaign, the player character flat-out ''told'' Eirena that Kormac was in love with her. So she knows, but Kormac doesn't know that she knows.
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--> '''Lyndon:''' (Flustered) [[ManlyTears Well it does now!!]]now!!]]
* In ''Reaper of Souls'', Kormac's awkward attempts to confess his feelings to Eirena (also doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny). Keep in mind that in the regular Diablo III campaign, the player character flat-out ''told'' Eirena that Kormac was in love with her. So she knows, but Kormac doesn't know that she knows.
--> '''Eirena:''' I am glad we were able to talk, Kormac. I feel like I know you better now.
--> '''Kormac:''' I would like to know you even better, Eirena.
--> '''Eirena:''' Uh, what does that mean?
--> '''Kormac:''' I, uh... I don't know.
--> '''Eirena:''' Oh! Well, then. Yes?
* In ''Reaper of Souls'', Kormac's awkward attempts to confess his feelings to Eirena (also doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny). Keep in mind that in the regular Diablo III campaign, the player character flat-out ''told'' Eirena that Kormac was in love with her. So she knows, but Kormac doesn't know that she knows.
--> '''Eirena:''' I am glad we were able to talk, Kormac. I feel like I know you better now.
--> '''Kormac:''' I would like to know you even better, Eirena.
--> '''Eirena:''' Uh, what does that mean?
--> '''Kormac:''' I, uh... I don't know.
--> '''Eirena:''' Oh! Well, then. Yes?
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--> '''Barbarian:''' You missed a coin back there, Lyndon.
--> '''Barbarian:''' What of it? It's not about the gold anymore. This... this is for Leah.
--> '''Barbarian:''' What of it? It's not about the gold anymore. This... this is for Leah.
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** Gets even better when you remember back in Act I, when the Demon Hunter really did ''not'' like the idea of having company.
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--> '''Lyndon:''' [[SandInMyEye Me? No, it's just raining.]]
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--> '''Lyndon:''' [[SandInMyEye [[SandInMyEyes Me? No, it's just raining.]]
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** To the point that [[spoiler:if he ever has a daughter, he's naming her after her.]]
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** To the point that [[spoiler:if he ever has a daughter, he's naming her after her.]]]]
* One Lyndon's Closing Dialogue after you defeat Diablo:
--> '''Monk:''' Are you crying.
--> '''Lyndon:''' [[SandInMyEye Me? No, it's just raining.]]
--> '''Monk:''' It does not rain in Heaven.
--> '''Lyndon:''' (Flustered) [[ManlyTears Well it does now!!]]
* One Lyndon's Closing Dialogue after you defeat Diablo:
--> '''Monk:''' Are you crying.
--> '''Lyndon:''' [[SandInMyEye Me? No, it's just raining.]]
--> '''Monk:''' It does not rain in Heaven.
--> '''Lyndon:''' (Flustered) [[ManlyTears Well it does now!!]]
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* At the funeral of [[spoiler: Deckard Cain]], Leah bitterly brushes off the attempts of [[spoiler: Tyrael]] at comforting her, rebuking "What do you know of sacrifice." He took her hand and showed her through his eyes how [[spoiler: he was willing to defy Imperius, and hence Heaven Itself, to give up his status as an angel to protect the humanity he so loved.]] Leah was so moved by this gesture of love and kindness that she shed TenderTears at the revelation.
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* At the funeral of [[spoiler: Deckard Cain]], Leah bitterly brushes off the attempts of [[spoiler: Tyrael]] at comforting her, rebuking "What do would you know of sacrifice." about sacrifice?" He took her hand and showed her through his eyes how [[spoiler: he was willing to defy Imperius, and hence Heaven Itself, to give up his status as an angel to protect the humanity he so loved.]] Leah was so moved by this gesture of love and kindness that she shed TenderTears at the revelation.
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* Going through Act IV with Lyndon, your character points out his gold gathering has become rather lax. He basically replies [[spoiler:"Screw the gold, this is for Leah." For all his debauchery and shameless come ons, he genuinely cares about her.]]
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* Going through Act IV with Lyndon, your character points out his gold gathering has become rather lax. He basically replies [[spoiler:"Screw the gold, this is for Leah." For all his debauchery and shameless come ons, he genuinely cares about her.]]
** To the point that [[spoiler:if he ever has a daughter, he's naming her after her.]]
** To the point that [[spoiler:if he ever has a daughter, he's naming her after her.]]
