I'm surprised he allows a 'Vint' in his company, even one as agreeable as you.
[Their circumstances are very different - there's a big difference between being unable to return home and refusing to. But in Dorian's mind, of course, he's unable to as well - the consequences for a return are too high to consider. Still, they're from very different classes. Merely the idea of 'father's a slave now' is difficult to understand for someone from such well-bred circumstances as Dorian.
Nevertheless, he understands having nowhere to return to. He lacks a found family of his own, but he can see why Krem would want to stick with them. That sort of thing isn't easy to find.]
I could never fault anyone for burning Tevinter bridges. More need to be, in my mind. Anyway, no doubt the Chargers are better off with you. At least one of them has a decent head on their shoulders, in any case.
[Not that Dorian knows the others. But Bull is clearly quite mad, anyone can tell that.]
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[Their circumstances are very different - there's a big difference between being unable to return home and refusing to. But in Dorian's mind, of course, he's unable to as well - the consequences for a return are too high to consider. Still, they're from very different classes. Merely the idea of 'father's a slave now' is difficult to understand for someone from such well-bred circumstances as Dorian.
Nevertheless, he understands having nowhere to return to. He lacks a found family of his own, but he can see why Krem would want to stick with them. That sort of thing isn't easy to find.]
I could never fault anyone for burning Tevinter bridges. More need to be, in my mind. Anyway, no doubt the Chargers are better off with you. At least one of them has a decent head on their shoulders, in any case.
[Not that Dorian knows the others. But Bull is clearly quite mad, anyone can tell that.]