#Alauniira #Azorah #HouseAle’Eilsth #drowoc
There’s a version of this story where this revelation spurs her to take on Ketheric’s stone Gale-style and become a Netherese energy monster that most consume more and more powerful beings to sustain herself. I consider it one of her bad ends.
There’s a version of this story where this revelation spurs her to take on Ketheric’s stone Gale-style and become a Netherese energy monster that most consume more and more powerful beings to sustain herself. I consider it one of her bad ends.
She asks the Emperor to block off the portions of her mind that felt the pain of that betrayal so that she can continue to be the cunning leader that everyone values.
She asks the Emperor to block off the portions of her mind that felt the pain of that betrayal so that she can continue to be the cunning leader that everyone values.
She was at a high point, and he managed to bring her down.
Reading those journals set the stage for her cruelty in act 3. She felt vulnerable and unprepared. She questioned whether her path with Eilistraee would be enough to win.
She was at a high point, and he managed to bring her down.
Reading those journals set the stage for her cruelty in act 3. She felt vulnerable and unprepared. She questioned whether her path with Eilistraee would be enough to win.
This is also during the assault on Moonrise Towers. Directly before the fight to kill Ketheric, a moment when she allowed herself to feel like the leader ppl treated her as. Worthy of their respect, maybe even finally worthy of redemption.
This is also during the assault on Moonrise Towers. Directly before the fight to kill Ketheric, a moment when she allowed herself to feel like the leader ppl treated her as. Worthy of their respect, maybe even finally worthy of redemption.
her in recovery.
She hadn’t lied to them about her past but there’s a stark difference between relaying that information and getting a first hand account.
her in recovery.
She hadn’t lied to them about her past but there’s a stark difference between relaying that information and getting a first hand account.
She read these journals and was sick to her stomach.
“He didn’t sever my head from my body because he enjoyed fucking me.”
The revelation, the humiliation in that it was also seen by her companions who up to this point had only interacted with the version of
She read these journals and was sick to her stomach.
“He didn’t sever my head from my body because he enjoyed fucking me.”
The revelation, the humiliation in that it was also seen by her companions who up to this point had only interacted with the version of
Otooh, could he afford to lose her to her own despair?
Otooh, could he afford to lose her to her own despair?
Otoh, he’d argue, he couldn’t stamp out the sentimentality. The softness of her hair, the way her skin tasted, the tenor of her laugh. All of these would be lost if he obeyed his god. Would she still be the same if he “distilled” her to her most potent essence?
Otoh, he’d argue, he couldn’t stamp out the sentimentality. The softness of her hair, the way her skin tasted, the tenor of her laugh. All of these would be lost if he obeyed his god. Would she still be the same if he “distilled” her to her most potent essence?
how he could save the woman he loved from herself. How he had a duty - to his god, to the world, to *her* - to do this. Subtextually, if she were a brain in a jar she could never abandon him like all the others had.
how he could save the woman he loved from herself. How he had a duty - to his god, to the world, to *her* - to do this. Subtextually, if she were a brain in a jar she could never abandon him like all the others had.
What she read in those journals was Gort arguing with himself. He waxed poetic about how she was a danger to herself while in the grip of her addiction. How this act could be a good thing, could preserve one of the greatest minds of a generation,
What she read in those journals was Gort arguing with himself. He waxed poetic about how she was a danger to herself while in the grip of her addiction. How this act could be a good thing, could preserve one of the greatest minds of a generation,