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Sten: Why are you here?
Morrigan: Excuse me?
Sten: Obviously you are no priestess. But shouldn't you be... running a shop, or a farm somewhere, rather than fighting?
Morrigan: You think to tell me my place, Qunari? You are very brave.
Sten: It is not done.
Morrigan: But it is done. Do not be such a blind fool.
Sten: I speak the truth. It is not I who am blind.
Morrigan: Look around you, then. You see women throughout this land, fighters and mages both.
Sten: That has yet to be proven.
Morrigan: Which? That they fight? Or that they are female?
Sten: Either.
Morrigan: So I am not truly a woman to you? Hmm. 'Tis good to know.
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Sten: Why are you here?
Wynne: I beg your pardon?
Sten: Women are artisans, or merchants. Or farmers, though you don't seem particularly... earthy. They have no place in war.
Wynne: I can't even begin to tell you what's wrong with that idea.
Sten: It is not done. There is no more to it.
Wynne: I do not understand. Do the Qunari have no female mages? No female warriors?
Sten: Of course not. Why would our women wish to be men?
Wynne: Do you believe I wish to be a man?
Sten: You cannot wish to be a man. It will lead you only to frustration.
Wynne: Hmm. I believe this discussion does the same. Let us speak no more of it, Sten.
Sten: As you wish.
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Sten: Why are you here?
Leliana: What do you mean?
Sten: Women are priests, artisans, farmers or shopkeepers. None of them have any place in fighting.
Leliana: I have no idea how to answer this...
Sten: It is not done. There is no more to it.
Leliana: Do you mean your people have no female mages or warriors?
Sten: Of course not. Why would our women wish to be men?
Leliana: What are you talking about? They don't wish to be men.
Sten: They shouldn't. That can only lead to frustration.
Leliana: Sten...no, never mind. Let's drop this.
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Et c'est pas fini
Sten qui demande aux femmes ce qu'elles font dans un champ de bataille au lieu d'être à la cuisine
"Of course not. Why would our women wish to be men?"
Sten qui confirme que les Qunaris ne croient pas en cette connerie d'identité de genre
Edit: Ah et au cas où vous ne le sauriez pas, le personnage de Sten a été écrit par une femme
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Sten: Why are you here?
Morrigan: Excuse me?
Sten: Obviously you are no priestess. But shouldn't you be... running a shop, or a farm somewhere, rather than fighting?
Morrigan: You think to tell me my place, Qunari? You are very brave.
Sten: It is not done.
Morrigan: But it is done. Do not be such a blind fool.
Sten: I speak the truth. It is not I who am blind.
Morrigan: Look around you, then. You see women throughout this land, fighters and mages both.
Sten: That has yet to be proven.
Morrigan: Which? That they fight? Or that they are female?
Sten: Either.
Morrigan: So I am not truly a woman to you? Hmm. 'Tis good to know.
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Sten: Why are you here?
Wynne: I beg your pardon?
Sten: Women are artisans, or merchants. Or farmers, though you don't seem particularly... earthy. They have no place in war.
Wynne: I can't even begin to tell you what's wrong with that idea.
Sten: It is not done. There is no more to it.
Wynne: I do not understand. Do the Qunari have no female mages? No female warriors?
Sten: Of course not. Why would our women wish to be men?
Wynne: Do you believe I wish to be a man?
Sten: You cannot wish to be a man. It will lead you only to frustration.
Wynne: Hmm. I believe this discussion does the same. Let us speak no more of it, Sten.
Sten: As you wish.
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Sten: Why are you here?
Leliana: What do you mean?
Sten: Women are priests, artisans, farmers or shopkeepers. None of them have any place in fighting.
Leliana: I have no idea how to answer this...
Sten: It is not done. There is no more to it.
Leliana: Do you mean your people have no female mages or warriors?
Sten: Of course not. Why would our women wish to be men?
Leliana: What are you talking about? They don't wish to be men.
Sten: They shouldn't. That can only lead to frustration.
Leliana: Sten...no, never mind. Let's drop this.
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Et c'est pas fini
Sten qui demande aux femmes ce qu'elles font dans un champ de bataille au lieu d'être à la cuisine
"Of course not. Why would our women wish to be men?"
Sten qui confirme que les Qunaris ne croient pas en cette connerie d'identité de genre
Edit: Ah et au cas où vous ne le sauriez pas, le personnage de Sten a été écrit par une femme
Les Qunari dans Dragon Age Origins, 2 et les comics croient que chaque chose a sa place et que si l'on essaie de ne pas se conformer, on se fait tuer ou on subit un lavage de cerveau pour l'accepter. Les Qunari ne croient pas qu'une personne puisse vraiment choisir quoi que ce soit pour elle-même, ils ont tout un processus qui détermine la carrière d'une personne. Sten n'est pas un nom, c'est une occupation, un métier, dans leur langue. C'est une classe de soldat. C'est comme si tes parents t'appelaient "Banquier"
Donc Taash qui te dit "Je suis non-binaire, c'est moi qui ait choisi. Personne ne me dit quoi faire" n'a aucun sens et montre que les auteurs de Veilguard ne s'y connaissent en rien
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Donc Taash qui te dit "Je suis non-binaire, c'est moi qui ait choisi. Personne ne me dit quoi faire" n'a aucun sens et montre que les auteurs de Veilguard ne s'y connaissent en rien
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