[ SECRET POST #2518 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2518 ⌋

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

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Comments

kinda spoilers???

[saku]

i think anders being a human being is partially to blame for justice being corrupted, as he is supposed to be the embodiment of a pure virtue and humans are fallible etc. iirc, it was anders' anger towards injustices (that mages face, mostly) that caused problems for justice. so as a result he loses sight of what justice truly is and ends up being bent towards vengeance more than true justice.

idk how familiar you are with dragon age lore but the golden city was destroyed in kind of the same way. it was the maker's kingdom for pure beings and when the tevinter mages tried using the eluvian mirrors to access the city, their very presence corrupted it, which gave the fade its black city. so i think in general it was justice's occupation of anders' body that caused him to stray from goodness. but like i said below this is actually kind of important in the da2 story?? i mean i guess the writers could have opted to go a different route with it completely, but idk... as much as i hate what happens personally, i think it makes for a great story/plot point.