Camp Straight: He has very campy mannerisms.Berserk Button: Improper handling of ancient books! The Warden first meets him when he chews them out for doing so.Badass Bookworm: A well-read expert on Dalish history and capable of putting up a fight.Adventurer Archaeologist: His sole motivation for joining you is to hopefully learn more about the Eluvian.

A bookworm at heart, about the only thing that will make him leave the Tower willingly is if he has a chance to delve into some ancient Elven or Tevinter history. Speaks Fluent Animal: Unlike most characters, whose conversations with Dog are truncated by his inability to speak Common, Ariane actually understands what he's saying, and is even lectured by him at one point!ДЄ rather foppish Circle mage.The Prankster: Hinted at having elements of this in Circle Tower.The Knights Who Say 'Squee!': On discovering the identity of the Dalish Warden.One of her lines for such an occasion claims that, as a child, she used to break the fingers of those who poked her needlessly. Leaning on the Fourth Wall: Due to the DLC's smaller scope, fleshed-out dialogue isn't as prevalent as it is in the base game, which means talking to her while exploring elicits nothing but a random quip from her and thus serves no actual purpose.Lady of War: She renames one of her swords to something more feminine because the previous named disturbed her.Locked Out of the Loop: However, if the Warden had previously mentioned that Morrigan had taken his child, it's unclear whether Ariane ever figured out that this was because Morrigan was actually the child's mother, rather than a kidnapper as she'd initially assumed.Warden: We're not married, if that's what you're asking.

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