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** A vast majority of the scenes that focus on Fenris burst into his own theme music; what makes this jarring is that he's pretty much the only character for whom this happens, and it's always the same piece of music regardless of what the tone is meant to be.
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** A vast majority of the scenes that focus on Fenris burst into his own theme music; what makes this jarring is that he's pretty much the only character for whom this happens, and it's always the same piece of music regardless of what the tone is meant to be.be.
* Meredith's anime-style leap into the air during the final battle. It comes out of nowhere and goes without comment, but comes off as another one of Varric's ridiculous exaggerations.
* Meredith's anime-style leap into the air during the final battle. It comes out of nowhere and goes without comment, but comes off as another one of Varric's ridiculous exaggerations.
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* Sebastian's cry of "MAKER, NOOOO" upon seeing [[spoiler: the destruction of the Chantry]] is [[BigNo unintentionally hilarious]] to some people. Add to this the fact that he is a DLC companion, meaning the scene had to be created to work even if the player does not have him. Therefore, his scenes show him separated from the rest of the party, and the other characters do not acknowledge him or what he is saying. It makes his threats [[spoiler:to raise an army and return to Kirkwall]] seem completely ineffectual with the way the party appears to shrug him off. If he does leave the party, then the next game he actually tries this, and unless the Inquisition directly aids him, Aveline and the city guard effortlessly hand him his ass.
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* Sebastian's cry of "MAKER, NOOOO" upon seeing [[spoiler: the destruction of the Chantry]] is [[BigNo unintentionally hilarious]] to some people. Add to this the fact that he is a DLC companion, meaning the scene had to be created to work even if the player does not have him. Therefore, his scenes show him separated from the rest of the party, and the other characters do not acknowledge him or what he is saying.saying (although to those who are interested, there's [[https://www.nexusmods.com/dragonage2/mods/4016/ a mod that works around this issue]]). It makes his threats [[spoiler:to raise an army and return to Kirkwall]] seem completely ineffectual with the way the party appears to shrug him off. If he does leave the party, then the next game he actually tries this, and unless the Inquisition directly aids him, Aveline and the city guard effortlessly hand him his ass.
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** Some of the characters are quite competent at providing the appropriate amounts of comfort and compassion - others, such as Isabela (who explicitly says that she knows she's bad at these things and should probably leave) and Fenris (who says something along the lines of "erm, does that help?" if you ask him to say something) are a little less so. While it's all in-character and rather sweet in its own way, their complete mishandling of the situation can be rather amusing, but at least in the right way.
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** Some of the characters are quite competent at providing the appropriate amounts of comfort and compassion - others, such as Isabela (who explicitly says that she knows she's bad at these things and should probably leave) and Fenris (who says something along the lines of "erm, does that help?" if you ask him to say something) are a little less so. While it's all in-character and rather sweet in its own way, their complete mishandling of the situation can be rather amusing, [[NarmCharm but at least in the right way.way]].
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* Sebastian's cry of "MAKER, NOOOO" upon seeing [[spoiler: the destruction of the Chantry]] is [[BigNo unintentionally hilarious]] to some people.
** Add to this the fact that he is a DLC companion, meaning the scene had to be created to work even if the player does not have him. Therefore, his scenes show him separated from the rest of the party, and the other characters do not acknowledge him or what he is saying. It makes his threats [[spoiler:to raise an army and return to Kirkwall]] seem completely ineffectual with the way the party appears to shrug him off. If he does leave the party, then the next game he actually tries this, and unless the Inquisition directly aids him, Aveline and the city guard effortlessly hand him his ass.
** Add to this the fact that he is a DLC companion, meaning the scene had to be created to work even if the player does not have him. Therefore, his scenes show him separated from the rest of the party, and the other characters do not acknowledge him or what he is saying. It makes his threats [[spoiler:to raise an army and return to Kirkwall]] seem completely ineffectual with the way the party appears to shrug him off. If he does leave the party, then the next game he actually tries this, and unless the Inquisition directly aids him, Aveline and the city guard effortlessly hand him his ass.
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* Sebastian's cry of "MAKER, NOOOO" upon seeing [[spoiler: the destruction of the Chantry]] is [[BigNo unintentionally hilarious]] to some people.
**people. Add to this the fact that he is a DLC companion, meaning the scene had to be created to work even if the player does not have him. Therefore, his scenes show him separated from the rest of the party, and the other characters do not acknowledge him or what he is saying. It makes his threats [[spoiler:to raise an army and return to Kirkwall]] seem completely ineffectual with the way the party appears to shrug him off. If he does leave the party, then the next game he actually tries this, and unless the Inquisition directly aids him, Aveline and the city guard effortlessly hand him his ass.
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