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'''Perpetua''' is the revered mother of the Denerim [[chantry]].<ref>[[Codex entry: People of Ferelden]]</ref> |
'''Perpetua''' is the revered mother of the Denerim [[chantry]].<ref>[[Codex entry: People of Ferelden]]</ref> |
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| − | She can be found outside the cathedral in the [[Denerim Market District]], next to [[Sister Theohild]]. Mother Perpetua is rather annoyed by the Sister's frequent food-related malapropisms when reciting the [[Chant of Light]]. Speaking to them grants [[Codex entry: The Chant of Light: Redemption]]. |
+ | She can be found outside the cathedral in the [[Denerim Market District]], next to [[Theohild|Sister Theohild]]. Mother Perpetua is rather annoyed by the Sister's frequent food-related malapropisms when reciting the [[Chant of Light]]. Speaking to them grants [[Codex entry: The Chant of Light: Redemption]]. |
== Quotes == |
== Quotes == |
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Revision as of 01:35, 5 August 2014
Perpetua is the revered mother of the Denerim chantry.[1]
Involvement
She can be found outside the cathedral in the Denerim Market District, next to Sister Theohild. Mother Perpetua is rather annoyed by the Sister's frequent food-related malapropisms when reciting the Chant of Light. Speaking to them grants Codex entry: The Chant of Light: Redemption.
Quotes
- "'Boasts.' It's 'boasts', Sister, not 'roasts'."
- "'Those who bring ham?!' And the Maker does not 'bread' sinners!"
- "There is no veal in the Chant! <beat> You're doing this on purpose, aren't you?"
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- Sister Theohild: "It's usual to recite the stanza from Transfigurations when praying for the departed."
- Mother Perpetua: "It's usual to recite the stanza correctly."