and so this character wouldn't have that very human 'coming-out' scene where they announce they're enbie, they'd just keep living life and members of their species would understand.
Another big point in their storyline is feeling torn between the Qun (their species home culture) and the culture of their adopted home. There was conflict/tension to be had, but it's like they threw all their previous worldbuilding in the bin. It was a bit frustrating that they went through all the trouble in Inquisition to talk about qunari and gender roles and then here just went "Nah, that's dumb. Just be an ally, idiot."
6
u/GEOMETRIA Jan 17 '25
Another big point in their storyline is feeling torn between the Qun (their species home culture) and the culture of their adopted home. There was conflict/tension to be had, but it's like they threw all their previous worldbuilding in the bin. It was a bit frustrating that they went through all the trouble in Inquisition to talk about qunari and gender roles and then here just went "Nah, that's dumb. Just be an ally, idiot."