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Despite the numerous scandals faced by the Amells, Mara stayed with Gamlen. She eventually found employment with the Reinhardt family. |
Despite the numerous scandals faced by the Amells, Mara stayed with Gamlen. She eventually found employment with the Reinhardt family. |
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− | Eventually Mara left Gamlen when he continued to spend his nights gambling, saying that she wouldn't let him waste another life like he'd wasted his.<ref>[[Dragon Age: The World of Thedas]], vol 2, pp. 152-157</ref> |
+ | Eventually Mara left Gamlen when he continued to spend his nights gambling, saying that she wouldn't let him waste another life like he'd wasted his.<ref>[[Dragon Age: The World of Thedas]], vol 2, pp. 152-157</ref> |
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− | She repeatedly told Charade that she was "so much like [her father]", despite Charade not knowing who her father was. Mara never revealed Gamlen's identity to Charade until she was on her deathbed. |
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+ | {{SpoilerDA2|During the quest [[Gamlen's Greatest Treasure]], it is referenced that Mara left Gamlen because he had been too obsessed with finding the [[Gem of Keroshek]], and that she was pregnant with Gamlen's daughter [[Charade]] at the time. Mara did not tell Gamlen she was pregnant when she left him, and he therefore had no idea about the existence of his daughter. According to dialogue with Charade, Mara repeatedly told Charade she was "so much like [her father]". Mara never revealed Gamlen's identity to Charade until she was on her deathbed. |
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+ | She died in 9:36 Dragon, a year before the events of Act III.}} |
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== Appearance == |
== Appearance == |
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⚫ | {{SpoilerDA2|Unlike the rest of Hawke's family members, Mara's daughter Charade's appearance is fixed and does not change to match Hawke's appearance at creation. This apparent discrepancy is explained when Gamlen "thanks the Maker" that she got her mother's looks. It can therefore be assumed that Mara shares similarities with the appearance of her daughter.|style = short}} |
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− | [[File:Charade Amell.png|thumb|170px|Charade Amell]] |
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== Quotes == |
== Quotes == |
Revision as of 11:20, 27 August 2019
Mara Hartling is the estranged wife of Gamlen Amell, and mother of Charade Amell.
Background
Mara worked as a chambermaid at the Amell Family estate, and was the daughter of the old head cook.
Mara was befriended and eventually fell in love with Gamlen Amell, in charge of the estate at the time. Gamlen and Mara both nursed Lord Aristide and Lady Bethann after they fell sick with cholera - though they got better, they never regained their full strength. Lady Bethann died after a second bout in 9:10, while Lord Aristide died one year later in 9:11.
Despite the numerous scandals faced by the Amells, Mara stayed with Gamlen. She eventually found employment with the Reinhardt family.
Eventually Mara left Gamlen when he continued to spend his nights gambling, saying that she wouldn't let him waste another life like he'd wasted his.[1]
Involvement
During the quest Gamlen's Greatest Treasure, it is referenced that Mara left Gamlen because he had been too obsessed with finding the Gem of Keroshek, and that she was pregnant with Gamlen's daughter Charade at the time. Mara did not tell Gamlen she was pregnant when she left him, and he therefore had no idea about the existence of his daughter. According to dialogue with Charade, Mara repeatedly told Charade she was "so much like [her father]". Mara never revealed Gamlen's identity to Charade until she was on her deathbed.
She died in 9:36 Dragon, a year before the events of Act III.
Appearance
Quotes
- Charade: "My mother, Mara... she left Gamlen before I was born. He was so fixated on finding that stupid gem, I doubt he even noticed she was gone. She told me about Gamlen before she died last year. I didn't even know about him."
- Gamlen: "I didn't know Mara had a baby. If I did, I would have - I don't know - gone after her or something."
References
- ↑ Dragon Age: The World of Thedas, vol 2, pp. 152-157