Wait, wasn't the graveyard scene, and thus the skull scene, the "alas poor Yoric" bit? Because the skull in question was Yoric. The suicide contemplation part came... earlier? I think?
And then, out of nowhere, came the Dawnguard plotline.
This is an awesome family. I'm glad though that he maintains a lot of his tells etc, gives me hope he's not just some stranger possessing their brother's body
Huh, he's a hell of a lot more badass than I'd thought. I know they said they don't plan to get involved but with the family's obvious Imperial leanings (not that the Stormcloaks would be very welcoming anyway), a Thalmor by marriage sister and Berry being a Stormcloak supporter I wonder how this'll work out. Like is she annoyed that Ralvas killed Stormcloaks or does she not care after they rejected her? Will their divided loyalties come into play later in the story?
By Azura, Sharrum is The Green Beast!
Hmm. I remember someone thinking that Shade was reincarnated with his memories at birth, but lost them at the start of the story while somehow keeping his old life's. I'm kinda seeing it be more likely now, since I'm relatively sure that Tamriel has neither Shakespeare, nor Japanese. Where else could they come from besides an SI?
The developers.
Pretty sure that the general populace of Skyrim take issue with it at least. The people of Cyrodil may not have the same compunctions regarding magic as a whole but dodgy mage cults, especially those focussed on necromancy (because what a thing to devote your life to...), would probably not be looked upon favourably.
...no, I mean it literally. There is zero difference between waking up and being resurrected.
Am I just being too obtuse to notice the sarcasm because I'm really not sure what you're tring to say? Are you talking about the experience of the ressurrected because other than (possibly) that I'm pretty sure there'll be lots of differences between the two.
In Elder Scrolls, "death" and "sleep" are the same thing.
Huh, is that part of the lore/absolute truths of Tamriel that the people there don't really know about? Something written in the Elder Scrolls?
And that also happens when you sleep(well, debatably)
Science backs this claim!
I wonder if this "Varius Bornblack" ever showed his face. Or if, perhaps, he was also incredibly skilled at Illusion or Alteration magic. Skilled enough to change his appearance, for example.
