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While working at the war table The Inquisitor's advisors, Cullen Rutherford, Josephine Montilyet, and Leliana engage in dialogue with each other.
Dialogues
- Josephine: I have request for information on your lineage from a few interested parties at the Winter Palace
- Cullen: Andraste preserve me! Feel free to use those requests as kindling.
- Leliana: No. I shall take them. I want to know who pines for our commander. We can use this to our advantage.
- Cullen: I'm not bait.
- Leliana: Hush, just look pretty.
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- Cullen: So you and, uh.
- Leliana: Yes?
- Cullen: Was she? I mean... did she ever?
- Leliana: Are you asking for details?
- Cullen: I, uh, no. That would be inappropriate.
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- Josephine: You've styled your hair that way for ages now Leliana, why don't we do something new with it?
- Leliana: I'm used to the way it is.
- Josephine: What about our commander?
- Leliana: He does something with his hair already.
- Josephine: It does look very nice today.
- Cullen: I don't..
- Leliana: You mean it just gets that way on its own?
- Cullen: Not entirely.
- Josephine: Laughs
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- Leliana: Has either of you noticed a change in Morrigan? I fear for her.
- Cullen: Fear for her, rather than fearing what she may do? You do care
- Leliana: I would have concern for anyone who came into contact with that thing.
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- Cullen: If you squint Lake Calenhad is shaped like a bunny.
- Josephine: Perhaps we should take a...
- Leliana: Oh, I think I see it.
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- Cullen: Is it me or is Cassandra more solemn than usual?
- Josephine: Lady Pentaghast only contemplates what awaits the next Divine.
- Leliana: You know Cassandra hates being called Lady Pentaghast.
- Josephine': I look forward to seeing Divine Victoria's reaction to the ceremony around her inauguration.
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- Cullen: So Leliana, should I bow whenever you come into the room now?
- Leliana: The ceremony is not for a while.
- Josephine: It will be strange to see you and think, there walks Divine Victoria.
- Leliana: Then let us enjoy these moments while they last, as colleagues.
- Cullen: Or as friends.
- Leliana: What's this, a breach in decorum?
- Cullen: Perish the thought.
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- Josephine: Do you ever wonder what lies at the edges of the map, past the seas?
- Cullen: No.
- Leliana: I think we have enough to worry about on this continent.
- Josephine: Of course, but sigh
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- JosephineInquisitor, you should know that your spymaster is an incorrigible prankster.
- Leliana: I don't know what you're talking about.
- Josephine: My, my things, in the courtyard.
- Leliana: The ruffles were very festive.
- Josephine: Leliana!
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- Josephine: It's a bit cold in here, don't you think?
- Leliana: We are in the mountains.
- CullenI'm more concerned about everything scattering when there's a draft.
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- Josephine: Are the templars satisfied with their accommodations?
- Cullen: How fancy do you think rooms were at the Circle?
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- Cullen: You seemed to enjoy yourself at the Winter Palace Leliana, or was that part of the game?
- Leliana: Perhaps it was both.
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- Josephine: The city has agreed to send us five dozen guardsmen.
- Cullen: Not raw recruits? Well, with luck they'll know which end to grip a sword by.
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- 'Josephine: A pity about Ser Michel.
- Cullen: Pity!? The circumstances surrounding his death are a stain on this Inquisition.
- Josephine: The situation... complicated.
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- Josephine: I'm sorry about Natalie.
- Leliana: She bought in on herself.
- Josephine: did you find what you wanted at Valence?
- Leliana: Yes, everything thanks to the Inquisitor.
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- Cullen: That Dalish elf who joined us is eager to say the least.
- Leliana: The Dalish posses great knowledge. We should be honored to have him with us.
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- Leliana: You have an admirer.
- Josephine: Shh, laughs not now.
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- Cullen: Any new of rifts beyond the reach of the Inquisition?
- Leliana: Yes, and it is not good.
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- Josephine: Are you alright Leliana?
- Leliana: Are you?
- Josephine: I suppose not. Haven was trying.
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- Leliana: Letters are pouring in from all corners. Congratulations, pledges of loyalty, conversions to Andraste.
- Cullen: All premature until we deal with Corypheus.
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- Josephine: Have the supplies reached out people in the Arbor Wilds?
- Cullen: I made sure of it. Too many strange plants there. We don't need stomach cramps sweeping the army.
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- Leliana: Really, you did not notice?
- Josephine: I had no idea Lady Beverly was one of your people. You might have told me before I embarrassed myself.
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- Cullen: Anything yet?
- Leliana: It is difficult to know if the lyrium in Redcliffe came from Kirkwall. The herald only saw it in the future.
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- Leliana: Your soldiers seem energized lately commander.
- Cullen: Templars set high standards for discipline. They set our recruits a good example.
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- Josephine: I didn't even know Envy demons existed.
- Leliana: Nor I. hiding in plain sight. Some must be impossible to find.
- Cullen: Not entirely. Envy is never satisfied with a single face for long.