This page contains a list of situational dialogue and conversations Thornton has with other characters in Dragon Age: Inquisition multiplayer.
Thornton's remarks[]
- (Upon seeing a treasure room) Amazing! / Over there!
- (Calling other players) Hey! Over here.
- (Low health) Just walk it off. / I'm too old for this sh*t
- (Fallen) It's an end, at least. / If only I'd done more.
- (Revived) Thank you.
- (Opening a lock) I'll do that!
- (In battle) Get back, you bastards!
- (Killed an enemy) Sorry, mate.
- (Idle) *Yawn*
- (Idle) So, anyone have any stories to tell?
- (Idle) What exactly are we waiting for?
- (To DLC character banter) The Inquisition? It’s an army, like any army. Good with the bad.
Thornton and Amund[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Amund: Then you owe your life to Hakkon Wintersbreath, god of war and ice. You must repay it friend, for his wrath is terrible.
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Amund: We read the signs the Lady sends us. She would not guide us wrong.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Amund: Get a birdhouse as well. Bluebirds carry the goodwill of the Lady.
Thornton and Argent[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Argent: Snow makes a poor hiding spot, but with limited options, one must sometimes freeze to survive.
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Argent: One shouldn’t ask so many questions for fear of the answers.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Argent: I have never had a dog. Or a garden.
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- Argent: This is the first time I've worked for an organization like the Inquisition. It was always a person before.
- Thornton: Organisation. Person. Makes little difference in the end.
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- Argent: When we’re through, perhaps the spymaster will turn me over to someone else.
- Thornton: You know you get to choose, if you want.
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- Argent: I like birds. I had a parakeet. It was blue. And then it died.
- Thornton: Eh? Why are you telling us that?
Thornton and Belinda[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Belinda: Good thinking!
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Belinda: Of course it does.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Belinda: Oh, I love dogs! And cats. Ooh, and pigs. And weasels. Except the really grumpy ones.
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- Belinda: I met the Divine Justinia only once before she died. She was lovely.
- Thornton: They don’t let people like me meet people like her.
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- Belinda: I pray the Maker smiles on the Inquisition. Our cause is righteous!
- Thornton: You’re very certain of things, aren’t you? It’s alright, you’ll outgrow it.
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- Belinda: I hope to stay and serve the Inquisition, once this war is over.
- Thornton: A career soldier, I see. You’ll outgrow that, but maybe too late.
Thornton and Cillian[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Cillian: A wise man knows when not to fight.
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Cillian: Does anyone ever really know what they’re doing?
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Cillian: When I was living apart from my clan, I had my own garden. Cabbages, mostly.
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- Cillian: I once dreamed of seeing places like this.
- Thornton: I hope reality compares.
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- Cillian: Being with the Inquisition has opened my eyes to how little I truly understood the world before.
- Thornton: I suppose it doesn’t hurt to have expectations challenged.
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- Cillian: Did anyone try that ham they had at camp yesterday?
- Thornton: Never eat the ham. It’s never ham.
Thornton and Hall[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Hall: Freezing to death is hardly preferable.
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Hall: Me too. The thought keeps me up at night.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Hall: I find that dogs are often nicer than people.
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- Hall: There are so many people in the world. I'm not used the lack of silence.
- Thornton: (laughs) Nice to have someone watching your back for a change, isn’t it?
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- Hall: I wonder if I'll ever be able to go back to the life I had before.
- Thornton: (laughs) Oh, probably not. But that’s what growing is all about.
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- Hall: So when we get back does anyone fancy a drink at the tavern? That’s what friends do, right?
- Thornton: Sure. Why not.
Thornton and Isabela[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Isabela: Didn’t you tell us this story already? I could’ve sworn-
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Isabela: Oh, you bet I am.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Isabela: That’s what I thought ten years ago, yet here I am today.
Thornton and Katari[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Katari: Why didn’t you just kill them?
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Katari: I don’t wanna think about that too much.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Katari: That sounds dull.
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- Katari: This Inquisition must be desperate, recruiting the way they do. Just look at us!
- Thornton: I’ve seen better, and I’ve seen worse. We’re not so bad.
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- Katari: Ever fought a wyvern? I did once. Sold the head for good money, too.
- Thornton: What about the gall bladder? You didn’t leave that behind, did you?
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- Katari: I’ll be happy if I never see a demon again after this.
- Thornton: Yeah, I’ll drink to that.
Thornton and Korbin[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Korbin: Demons must be stupider than I thought.
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Korbin: All we can do is take each day as it comes.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Korbin: If only I had that luxury. It’s the Deep Roads for me.
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- Korbin: Once in the Deep Roads, I held off a group of darkspawn for two days.
- Thornton: Ah, dwarves and Darkspawn. The endless war, one side pushing incessantly on the doors of the other’s last refuge. Reminds me of a relationship of mine that went sour.
- or Thornton: Darkspawn. The bastards look terrible and smell worse.
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- Korbin: There’s so much life on the surface. If not for the Inquisition, I would never have experienced it.
- Thornton: Ever been hunting? We’ll take you hunting. Get you a little bow.
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- Korbin: Once this is all over, I suppose I’ll have to return to the Deep Roads.
- Thornton: Your duty is a drawn out death sentence.
Thornton and Luka[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Luka: Was it cold? I bet it was cold.
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Luka: Oh it probably doesn’t. Who cares?
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Luka: Are you going to feed the vegetables to the dog or the other way around, because one time-
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- Luka: Inquisition is such a funny word!
- Thornton: Don’t make eye contact. Don’t make eye contact.
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- Luka: When I was trapped in the Vimmark Mountains, I ate lots of mushrooms.
- Thornton: I imagine your options were limited.
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- Luka: I wonder if I could find that cave with the glowing lichen again – it was west of Ferelden.
- Thornton: Everyone needs a hobby, I suppose?
Thornton and Neria[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Neria: You were lucky you didn’t freeze.
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Neria: A sentiment I can understand.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Neria: And an elf to tend the garden, no doubt.
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- Neria: (gasps) I've never had my skills so tested in my life!
- Thornton: That’s more than I expected you to admit?
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- Neria: It will be a relief to return to my clan once all this is done.
- Thornton: I’m sure it will be.
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- Neria: I never thought I would say this, but I’ve learned much from traveling with you all.
- Thornton: Good! I was getting tired of the haughty elf act.
Thornton and Rion[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Rion: That sounds uncomfortable. Still, better than being ripped apart by a demon, I suppose.
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Rion: Well, it seems to have the best idea of anyone.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Rion: Well, I hope you get what you want. I hope we all do.
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- Rion: You know, this Inquisition? Isn’t as bad as I thought.
- Thornton: I hope the company’s better than you thought, too.
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- Rion: When this is over, I hope we mages are given some freedom. After all, isn’t the point to change things?
- Thornton: If only it were that simple.
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- Rion: Well, how's everyone doing today?
- Thornton: All right, Rion. What do you want?
Thornton and Sidony[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Sidony: Must not have been a Pride demon, then.
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Sidony: Might be foolish of me, but I think it does. There’s enough people here that they’ll likely stumble upon some kind of solution.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Sidony: Such lofty aspirations! What’s next, a second pair of shoes?
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- Sidony: This is ridiculous. Why did I agree to come here?
- Thornton: I’m pretty sure you don’t want me answering that.
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- Sidony: (Disgusted noise.)
- Thornton: Oh, dear. Your life is ever so hard, isn't it?
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- Sidony: Once this is over, the spymaster promised to let me look at her library.
- Thornton: I doubt sister Leliana collects tomes that describe how to eviscerate your enemies with your mind.
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- Sidony: Before we move on, we should decide how to approach this.
- Thornton: Try not to die. And try not to hit me.
Thornton and Tamar[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Tamar: Impressive. I would’ve just killed them.
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Tamar: Taking the opportunity to cease power, that’s what.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Tamar: Well, isn’t that sweet.
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- Tamar: Your Chantry goes belly up, the Inquisition steps in. Always something to keep the same people in power.
- Thornton: I’m just a soldier. It’s not my place to comment. Easier that way.
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- Tamar: The last time I met a group of rebel mages, I let them live. One of them told a funny story.
- Thornton: Hm, remind me to stockpile some funny stories, in case I get on your bad side.
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- Tamar: If I survive, I’ll be free. The commander gave his word – I fight for him, and I get to live.
- Thornton: No point in worrying about it, is there?
Thornton and another Thornton[]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Other Thornton: Good thing you had your trusty coat with you, eh?
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Other Thornton: And what it’s doing with us.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Other Thornton: Hah! Sounds similar to what I had in mind.
Thornton and Zither![]
- Thornton: When the Breach first opened, I managed to evade demons by hiding in a snowdrift.
- Zither!: ‘Evading Demons’… I opened for them early in my career. Didn’t they lose their singer to an abomination?
- Or Zither!: I hear you friend, it’s like this gig I played in Churneau. It was just a hundred Templars trying to kill me.
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- Thornton: Considering what we’re up against, I really hope the Inquisition knows what it’s doing.
- Zither!: Don’t be negative! You’ll ruin your aura! Focus on the music! Inspiration! I need to write this down before it’s gone.
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- Thornton: If I survive this, maybe I’ll move to a cottage. Get a dog. And a vegetable garden.
- Zither!: You can’t think of retiring now, nothing’s over yet! We’re on our comeback tour!