#semester over

[krea2re]

wassup guys

[comparatist]

◑ i am preparing for NET(National Eligibility Test) December. Yesterday I took the first class. Revising it now. I have the second class in afternoon at University.

◑ I had downloaded a graphic memoir of Maia Kobabe. Now that my exams are over, I'm reading it.

~ my semester exams are over.

[addc10]

I’m back from the dead

[love--of--languages]

Grades

Good news everybody, I’ve gotten my grades back for my Greek and Latin classes! And they were both As!

[magma-paint]

English, you absolute walnut.

So, yeah, the semester was a thing. Gonna try easing back into all the social media now...

[drivingthesehillsaway]

Me, the day after my last final: is this what freedom feels like?

[studybluw]

new organization of my room, new place for my desk

the semester is over and i passed (!!!)

the rain is falling outside, and the storm is breaking

life is good and arctic monkeys’ last record is playing in the background

[dragonagecompanionsreact]

Okay how do u think the companions would react if they found out rouge/warrior inquisitor had magical powers but hated using them?

Cassandra: She’s, admittedly, a little befuddled by their attitude, but so long as they can hold their own as a rogue or a warrior, she leaves it be for the most part.

Iron Bull: He doesn’t really give a shit; whatever they feel more comfortable using is fine by him. He suggests, maybe once, that they could consider using just a tiny bit of magic to give their attacks more oomph, but the look they give him shuts him up immediately.

Blackwall: He has no strong opinion on it. He might tell them they don’t need to be ashamed of their magic, but otherwise he leaves them to it.

Sera: She respects it. As long as they have the magic under control, she totally understands. “Good on you,” she praises, “not just relying on magic-y shit.”

Cole: If there’s no strong emotional reason as to why they don’t like using magic, he has no opinion. If there is hurt behind it, he tries to heal it. Their class doesn’t matter in that regard.

Varric: He presses for a story as to why and is wholly disappointed if there isn’t a good story behind their reasoning. After that, he shrugs. “Whatever works for you, Inquisitor.” he says. “But you don’t have to be afraid to use that magic.”

Dorian: He’s utterly baffled. “Why in the world would you (whatever weapon/class/whatever the Inquisitor uses instead) over magic? Magic’s far more versatile.” He eventually leaves it be, but he finds it daft in any situation.

Vivienne: Depending on their reasoning, her reaction varies. If it’s out of a simple preference for melee, she leaves them to it aside from telling them they should still brush up on barrier spells and buffs. If it’s out of shame or simple distaste for using magic, she gently tries to coax them into getting more comfortable with their magic.

Solas: His reaction is similar to Dorian. He finds it absurd to not use their magic, which he considers far more elegant and useful than melee. That being said, he will ask them why, like Vivienne, and his reaction will similarly vary. He prods the most and never really leaves it be, constantly offering his assistance in getting used to using magic.

Cullen: He understands and doesn’t really bring it up. He might mention it off-hand a few times, but he assumes they have their reasons, and reminds himself that he wouldn’t like needling over the subject if he was in their shoes.

Leliana: She’s a little annoyed that they aren’t using their magic more extensively. While she respects that they have skill as a warrior or rogue, she tells them bluntly that if they have magic, they should at the very least be familiar with spells like barrier. “If you have it, use it.” she says.

Josephine: To some extent, it makes her job easier, because nobles are less perturbed by the Inquisitor being a mage. On the other hand, she’s sort of worried as to why they don’t use their magic, but aside from a few gingerly placed questions, she lets the others do the questioning.