mmmm the implications of the inquisitor stumbling out of the fade with "andraste" behind them in dai and then rook in datv being desperately pulled out of the regret-prison by their comrades with the likeness of varric guiding and lovingly sending them off. the maker's bride/world's spiritual leader sacrificing themselves for the inquisitor, thus stripping personhood away from them by rendering them The Holy Chosen One, in contrast with rook, a "nobody" who recruits other normies with the intent to stop what are, for all intents and purposes, ancient and religiously sanctified deities. the inquisitor, who very quickly becomes mythology that walks the land, and rook, who finds themselves up against unfathomable monsters from legend. the idea of a person made impersonal by their own greatness and another who is too human, too mortal, flailing at every turn to keep the world from falling to who the inquisitor could have been one day
