[ SECRET POST #2471 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2471 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think that's a good reading. I'm sure the scene was justified by not wanting to animate a fight (maybe?), but I'm not sure... Fenris could have at least fought back, and maybe gets knocked out and captured anyway or something. But something about the look on his face when he gives up, realizing that he's been betrayed and he's all alone, it's almost more powerful than that.

Damnit, Fenris. And damn you too for your awesome voice, Gideon Emery!

[saku]

the thing is (spoilers i guess) like if he sticks with you but your friendship (and maybe rivalry idk) level isn't high enough, and if you side with the mages, he'll ditch you and later you end up having to kill him cuz he's helping the templars. so to me it's not even that he wants to avoid a fight. i just think the small degree of trust he awarded to someone in his whole life post-slavery completely fucked him over if you sold him back to danarius, and he realises that, and he's so broken because of it that he's like fuck it. i think that's why he goes back, knowing his memories are likely to be wiped, so even if he can't have his freedom, at least he won't remember the person who took it from him the moment he/she was provided that chance.