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I agree with King Zeal. Clarel sided with a transparently evil manipulator and was far too eager to get her hands bloody. Let\'s contrast Fiona with Clarel; I think this will illustrate my point better. The rebel mages are holed up in Redcliffe, fearing a final Templar push, weakened after years of war, and infiltrated by Venatori agents who used time travel to get there when the mages were most vulnerable. Then comes Alexius, with an offer too good to be true, and then local Fereldan nobility like Arl Wulff pressures them into accepting emigration to Tevinter. It\'s a desperate and stupid move, but Fiona, acting on what she knew, tried to save her mages how she could, and when she heard that mages would be cannon fodder for Tevinter, she immediately protested.
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I agree with King Zeal. Clarel sided with a transparently evil manipulator and was far too eager to get her hands bloody. Let\\\'s contrast Fiona with Clarel; I think this will illustrate my point better. The rebel mages are holed up in Redcliffe, fearing a final Templar push, weakened after years of war, and infiltrated by Venatori agents who used time travel to get there when the mages were most vulnerable. Then comes Alexius, with an offer too good to be true, and then local Fereldan nobility like Arl Wulff pressures them into accepting emigration to Tevinter. It\\\'s a desperate and stupid move, but Fiona, acting on what she knew, tried to save her mages how she could, and when she heard that mages would be cannon fodder for Tevinter, she immediately protested. And to be honest? This plan would have likely gone without a single hitch if Alexius were not Venatori; a secret cult that not many know about this early in the story.
