Sacred Haven of Debauchery

Well, in the end, that's what happened. I mean, I sided with Anders. He should have been killed earlier, but now it's pointless. Again, as a mage, I would have preferred to live a normal life rather than be a dog on a leash for the Church. I remember, in the first part, even though I played as a good guy, I still spoke out against the oppression of mages whenever I could, especially to Wynne, that crazy moralist who the Templars spit on, and she just wipes her face and says, "It's a blessing from God." It's disgusting. And in Kirkwall, it's even worse, you heard it yourself, right? Of course, Justice went too far, but, as Flemeth said, "When the world is going down the drain, jump in after it." Yeah, Anders got what he wanted, and at what a moment! When I had almost convinced Meredith and Orsino to compromise. I remember, after his speech and actions, I was stunned, and somehow, the phrase about the freedom of mages flashed through my mind. Nothing can be done, we'll have to deal with the consequences in the third part.