薇薇安&黑墙


黑墙：您需要一块丝绸手绢来擦拭护腿上的泥土吗，薇薇安女士？
薇薇安：（大笑）不过是泥土罢了！对我来说泥土和你拙劣的嘲讽一般，不值一提。
薇薇安：你能把盾放下一些吗？反射的光刺到了我的眼睛。
黑墙：说这话的女人衣服上装饰着水晶。
薇薇安：但这是高品质的水晶。
（如果判官和黑墙展开了恋情）
薇薇安：好吧，看来你俩让彼此很高兴。
黑墙：然后呢？你肯定不会用赞赏的语气终结这次对话。
薇薇安：我只是在好奇你如何想象你的未来。判官和……好吧，不论你现在是什么。
黑墙：啊，我懂了。你觉得咱俩不合适。
黑墙：薇薇安女士，那个女人会同赛达斯最勇猛的人在一起，是因为她本性如此。
黑墙：她可以随心所欲选择伴侣，即便那个人是个配不上她的无名之辈。
黑墙：嫉妒她自由自在爱的能力吧，但一定要知道这是嫉妒。
黑墙：节哀顺变。
薇薇安：谢谢。
黑墙：我是认真的，哪怕我俩之间有着分歧。
薇薇安：你太好心了，但你不必在意这种事情。
黑墙：你还好吗，薇薇安女士？
薇薇安：你在说什么呢，亲爱的？
黑墙：刚刚的一场战斗中，我看到你挨了一下。如果我能够动作快一点的话……
薇薇安：哦，你可真是贴心！
黑墙：看来我是冒犯您了。
薇薇安：不，亲爱的。你怎么可能冒犯我。
黑墙：看来我光是存在就冒犯了你，薇薇安。你到底要我怎么办呢？
薇薇安：我很确定我也不知道，亲爱的。难道在你的想象中，我醒着的每一个小时都在焦心你该怎么改进自己吗？
黑墙：你瞧，我不是想说你……
薇薇安：我亲爱的黑墙，你所做的一切都无法让你的组织对我们现在的情况有所帮助。
薇薇安：你不能再继续假设世上的一切都同你有关。这太不妥当了。

Vivienneand Blackwall
Blackwall:Would you like a silk handkerchief to wipe the mud off your greaves, ladyVivienne?
Vivienne:(Laughs.) It’s just mud! Mud bothers me as much as your clumsy mockery, whichis to say, not at all.
———————
Vivienne:Will you put your shield down? The light glinting off it pierces my eyes.
Blackwall:Says the woman encrusted in crystals.
Vivienne:They are fine quality crystals.
———————
(Ifthe Inquisitor romanced Blackwall)
Vivienne:Well, you two seem to make each other happy.
Blackwall:And? Surely, you're not ending this on a complimentary note.
Vivienne:I was just wondering how you imagined your future. The Inquisitor and the--well, whatever you are now.
Blackwall:Ah, I see. You think we're a poor match.
Blackwall:Lady Vivienne, that woman there will stand with Thedas' mightiest because ofwho she is.
Blackwall:She may choose whomever she pleases, even an undeserving nobody.
Blackwall:Envy her for her ability to love freely, but recognize that envy is what it is.
———————
Blackwall:I am sorry for your loss.
Vivienne:Thank you.
Blackwall:I do mean it, despite our differences.
Vivienne:You are very kind, but you needn't concern yourself.
———————
Blackwall:Are you alright, lady Vivienne?
Vivienne:Whatever are you talking about, darling?
Blackwall:In our last fight, I saw you take a blow. If I'd been there quicker--
Vivienne:Oh, aren't you precious?
Blackwall:I appear to have offended.
Vivienne:No, dear. You couldn't possibly offend me.
———————
Blackwall:Evidently, I offend you just by existing, Vivienne. What is it you want me todo?
Vivienne:I'm sure I don't know, darling. Do you imagine I spend all my waking hoursworrying about your self-improvement?
Blackwall:Look, I wasn't trying to imply that you--
Vivienne:My dear Blackwall, there's nothing you can do to make your Order relevant toour present situation.
Vivienne:You really must stop assuming everything is about you. It's unbecoming.

Vivienne:So Leliana is a candidate for Divine. It's hardly surprising. She plays a prettyGame.
Cassandra:She is also an intelligent woman with strong convictions.
Vivienne:Important qualities for whomever takes the Sunburst throne.
Vivienne:The Divine stands apart. She must command respect and attention or she willaccomplish nothing.
Vivienne:Which means we have two fine candidates. Wouldn't you agree?
Cassandra:The decision rest in the hands of the grand clerics.
Vivienne:Such modesty!
Cassandra:The Chantry needs to change and I would see it done, but...
Cassandra:If I am chosen, then I pray it is the Maker's will and not ambition that guidesme there.
———————
Vivienne:You made quite the impression at the Winter Palace!
Cassandra:Heh, when I punched the wall, perhaps?
Vivienne:Not the most distinguished impression, certainly, but given your discomfort Iexpected worse.
Cassandra:I did not realize it took so little to exceed your expectations.
Vivienne:Come my dear, there's no need to be touchy. You'll do *far* better next time.
———————
Vivienne:Did you think you could dance with one of the most powerful man in southernThedas and go unnoticed?
Cassandra:They were all talking, weren't they?
Vivienne:It was on the lips of half the court before the song was done. It... could havetake a day or two for news to reach the capital given the disruptions of thecivil war.
Cassandra:(Frustrated sigh). Sweet maker.
Vivienne:You weren't aiming for discretion, were you?
———————
Vivienne:I do hope you intend to rebuild your Seekers, Cassandra.
Cassandra:Rebuilding is not enough. I would see the Seekers forged into something greaterthan what they were.
Vivienne:I'm pleased to hear it, my dear. With the templars all but lost, we needsomeone to deal with dangerous magic.
Cassandra:I fear the Seeker's time has passed, if there was ever worth saving, it is gonenow.
Vivienne:With the templars all but lost as well? The threat posed by dangerous magicstill exists my dear. Someone will have to deal with it.
Cassandra:Then let it be someone worth it.
Vivienne:(Sigh). At least the Inquisition has the sense to ally with the templars. Whenthis is all over there will be someone capable with dealing with magicalthreats.
———————
Vivienne:You know, Cassandra, you've really ought to have armor with gilding. Or dragonscales. Preferably both.
Cassandra:Would that not be impractical?
Vivienne:It would be dramatic, my dear! Half the value of armor is intimidation.
Cassandra:I prefer the half that keeps blades out of my innards, personally.
———————
Vivienne:My dear Cassandra, whatever persuaded you to bring Varric to the Conclave?
Cassandra:I wanted him to testify about the events of Kirkwall to the Divine.
Vivienne:He wrote all of that down, did he not? He didn't need to come in person.
Cassandra:The Divine... also wanted him to autograph her copy of "Hard inHightown."
Varric:What? You never told me that!
Cassandra:It was a minor consideration. You should feel flattered.
Varric:That our former Divine kidnapped and brutalized her favorite authors? Oh, yes.(laughs) Thrilled!
———————
Vivienne:So you are seventy-eight in line of the Nevarra throne, Cassandra. That is...(sigh) rather far off. Even so, many enjoy the idle life afforded my the mostdistant of titles. You could have been provided with every luxury if youremained in that life.
Cassandra:I am ill suited to finery, Vivienne. Besides, I can accomplish more as I amnow.
Vivienne:You pursued duty and responsibility, a part that took you next to the Sunburstthrone. Well played.
Cassandra:I tried to do the maker's work. Where I stand while doing so is unimportant.
Vivienne:You must admit, it does help.
———————
Cassandra:You've adjusted to the Inquisition quickly, Vivienne. We must lack many of theluxuries to which you are accustomed.
Vivienne:One does not survive the Orlesian court without learning to adapt, my dear.
Cassandra:(Sigh) Skyhold is hardly the Orlesian court.
Vivienne:You needn't tell me that. We all have our little sacrifices.
———————
Vivienne:I've heard your uncle is a Mortalitasi, Cassandra.
Cassandra:You've heard correctly. Necromancy is not uncommon in Nevarra.
Vivienne:You must understand, the rumours in the South surrounding Mortalitasi...
Cassandra:I have always found the practice morbid. But the stories ones hear outsideNevarra... such fascination reveals far more about the teller than the truth.
———————
Cassandra:You would prefer to have the templars return to guarding the circles, Vivienne?
Vivienne:Of course, my dear. They need better oversight, clearly, but one does not throwaway a tool because it was misused.
Cassandra:Few mages would ask for templars in the circle.
Vivienne:Speak to Ferelden's first enchanter. You might be surprised. When abominationsravaged your tower, suddenly the world holds far too few templars.
———————
Vivienne:You must see the value in restoring the circles, Cassandra.
Cassandra:Provided they fulfill their purpose. Too many have suffered since the magerebellion began. But we cannot ignore the abuses that prompted it. Withoutchange, we risk repeating the events at Kirkwall.
Vivienne:Or recreating its opposite. An overly lenient circle is a comparable threat.Kirkwall is lamentable, but it was the blight misuse of power, notrestrictions, that led to the first flight.
———————
Cassandra:I assume your parents were Rivaini, Vivienne.
Vivienne:They were merchants. Originally from Dairsmund, or so I'm told.
Cassandra:You don't remember?
Vivienne:I was taken to the Ostwick's circle when I was very young. So far as I'mconcerned, my life began there.
———————
Vivienne:Cassandra you do know they still tales of the dragon attack at Val Royeaux?
Cassandra:I'm aware. I'm also aware they grow larger with each retelling.
Vivienne:Many yet live who saw it with their own eyes.
Cassandra:From what I've heard from so called witnesses I have to wonder.
Vivienne:You are too modest, dear. You could have parleyed that victory into more than aposition at the Divine's right hand.
Cassandra:If I was someone else, perhaps. I simply did what I needed to do.

viva其实有值得让人敬重的地方，她的强硬风格如果按cole的对话，最初是劫礼之后她不愿向圣骑士示弱，力求显示出自己坚强的态度（可能内在恐惧被静谧）

Viv像对付不听话的小孩一样对付牛叔 而且每次教育都成功了

薇薇安&科尔


科尔：你在害怕。你不必害怕的。
薇薇安：我亲爱的判官，请管好你的宠物恶魔。我不希望它同我说话。
（如果判官支持科尔）
判官：他没有伤害到任何人，薇薇安。
薇薇安：这是只恶魔，亲爱的。它所能做的事情只有伤害。
（如果判官支持薇薇安）
判官：科尔，薇薇安现在不想说话。
科尔：她在害怕！
科尔：一切都那么亮，愤怒嘶吼，恶魔暴跳。不，我不会失败。绝不会再有人控制住我。
科尔：白光闪过，世界重现。颤抖，虚脱，痛苦。但依然朝着圣殿骑士露出笑容，告诉他们我还是我。
科尔：我不是那样的。我可以保护你。如果圣殿骑士来杀你，我会杀了他们的。
薇薇安：太棒了。
科尔：走近会客厅，礼服一角翘起，不，顺平之后再走进去，仪表必须完美。
薇薇安：亲爱的，你的宠物又说话了。务必让它闭嘴。
科尔：里面有声音。阿尔方斯侯爵。
科尔：“我殷切希望巴斯蒂安公爵在碰她之前关上灯。但那样的话，她就融入黑暗之中了。”
科尔：手指捏紧礼服，全身冰冷。无法接受。转过身，拉紧绳。
科尔：他伤害了你。你留下了一封信，在里面撒了谎，好激他做一些针对审判庭的蠢事。陷阱。
薇薇安：判官，既然你的恶魔缺乏教养，也许你可以去找索拉斯来训练它。
科尔：兔猪很善良。几乎一切事物都比它们要大，但它们依然高兴。
科尔：如果你伸出手，它们就会来磨蹭。这是它们表达友谊的方式。
薇薇安：记得，判官，看上去越是无害的东西越是危险。
科尔：兔猪不危险。
薇薇安：我说的不是兔猪。

vva的确是一个理解起来很有意思的角色，坐等更新，lz辛苦

越看发现越喜欢VV没救了

特喜欢薇薇安的装逼范儿~那个darling听着特舒服

Vivienne and Dorian
Vivienne:I presume you know what they'll say about Corypheus, Dorian?
Dorian:Darkspawn? Madman? Relic of an unwanted past? Don't keep me in suspense.
Vivienne:They will say he is Tevinter.
Dorian:*sarcastic voice* No!
Vivienne:I am aware you claim to be here to counter that. But the damage is done.
Dorian:I'm not here on behalf of my nation's reputation, Vivienne. I'm here to do whatis right.
Vivienne:If only more of your countrymen felt as you do.
———————
Dorian:Official mage to the Orlesian Imperial Court? That sounds exciting.
Vivienne:It is an esteemed position, darling, that many mages would envy.
Dorian:Yes, being paraded about like an exotic peacock is better than runningfrantically from templars.
Vivienne:Better an exotic peacock than one Tevinter rat amongst many.
Dorian:Oh! A dig at my homeland? This should be fun.
———————
Dorian:Vivienne, are you saying you wouldn't rather live in a land where mages aren'therded into cages like dogs?
Vivienne:Which land is that? The one where mages are feared and despised as tyrants?
Dorian:I'm the first to admit magisters aren't perfect, but they've also done greatthings. They're allowed to.
Vivienne:Monstrous things as well, or you wouldn't be here, would you?
Dorian:Locking people into cages isn't the answer.
Vivienne:Naturally. First we execute those who will not submit, then we deal with therest.
———————
(Ifthe Inquisitor is in a romance with Dorian)
Vivienne:I received a letter the other day, Dorian.
Dorian:Truly? It's nice to know you have friends.
Vivienne:It was from an acquaintance in Tevinter expressing his shock at the disturbingrumors about your... relationship with the Inquisitor.
Dorian:Rumors you were only too happy to verify, I assume.
Vivienne:I informed him the only disturbing thing in evidence was his penmanship.
Dorian:...Oh. Thank you.
Vivienne:I am not so quick to judge, darling. See that you give me no reason to feelotherwise.
———————
Vivienne:I'm curious, Dorian: have you ever met the Black Divine?
Dorian:I saw him once at a ball, but we never met. He had to leave early on account ofassassination.
Vivienne:Someone tried to kill him?
Dorian:Kill him? No, no, he killed a magister. Could have waited until the dancing wasfinished.
———————
Dorian:How is it, Vivienne, that you weren't part of the rebellion with the rest ofthe southern mages?
Vivienne:Those of us outside of the Circles could not be compelled to revolt.
Dorian:Ah. Nothing like solidarity.
Vivienne:This from a man who hails from a nation where mages kill each other for sport.
———————
Vivienne:(Chuckles.) It's rather amusing, Dorian.
Dorian:Your outfit's enteraining, I'll give you that.
Vivienne:The way you sneer at "southerners," pretending to be a shark from aland of sharks.
Vivienne:But you're not a shark and never will be, darling. They knew it, just as youdo.
Dorian:I could have pretended. Wore fancy clothes, convinced everyone I'm somethingI'm not.
Dorian:Then I could take a position at court, whore myself out, and desperately hopeno one realizes what a fraud I am.
Vivienne:Such snapping for a fish without teeth.
Inquisitor:That's enough!
Vivienne:My dear Inquisitor, whatever is the issue? We are having a perfectly civilconversation.
Dorian:It's true. I've heard worse from our gardener back home.
Or
Inquisitor:You should put on a show, charge for admission.
Vivienne:My dear Inquisitor, whatever is the issue? We are having a perfectly civil conversation.
Dorian:It's true. I've heard worse from our gardener back home.
Or
Inquisitor:I can't believe the way you two speak to each other.
Vivienne:My dear Inquisitor, whatever is the issue? We are having a perfectly civilconversation.
Dorian:It's true. I've heard worse from our gardener back home.
———————
Dorian:(Sighs.) What I wouldn't give for some proper wine.
Vivienne:Skyhold's steward is a sadistic little man who is trying to kill us.
Dorian:Perhaps he found a bargain is couldn't pass up, on vats of vinegar?
Vivienne:(Chuckles.) It could be worse, darling. It could be an Anders vintage.
Dorian:Egad. We'd be forced to retaliate.

坐等楼主更新所有对话……

【度娘的5000字大概是按字母来算的】
(Spoilers for Here Lies the Abyss)
(If Vivienne was not present, but Bull was)
Iron Bull: So, ma'am, you've been in the Fade, right?
Vivienne: Not physically, as you were at Adamant.
Iron Bull: Oh. Well, you're lucky then. It was awful.
Vivienne: I can imagine.
Iron Bull: Can you? Because it was more demons than I can imagine. And I'm quite good at imagining demons.
(If Vivienne was present, but Bull was not)
Iron Bull: So, ma'am, you went into the Fade at Adamant, right?
Vivienne: A most unpleasant experience.
Iron Bull: I know, right! Glad it isn't just me.
Vivienne: The water was utterly dreadful, and the lighting was dreary.
Iron Bull: Also demons trying to eat our souls. Really not sad I missed that one. We have more than enough demons outside.
———————
(Spoilers for Here Lies the Abyss)
Iron Bull: So was it like that when you went through your Harrowing to become a Circle mage?
Vivienne: No. My Harrowing was nothing like that.
Iron Bull: At least I don't have to worry from crap from the Fade trying to kill us anymore.
Vivienne: Why not?
Iron Bull: We kicked the Nightmare's ass! You gotta figure any demon is gonna think twice before coming after us now.
Vivienne: Actually the depth of emotion you experience might draw demons to you more strongly.
Iron Bull: Oh for shit's sake.
———————
Vivienne: I understand that under the Qun, mages are tightly controlled to protect others from their power.
Iron Bull: You don't need to worry. I have no intention of trying to leash anyone.
Vivienne: I never worry, darling. A leash can be pulled from either end.
———————
Iron Bull: I thought mages in Orlais didn't fight. You're more than capable with combat magic.
Vivienne: Mages in Orlais do not fight without permission, my dear. Some are better at gaining permission than others.
———————
Iron Bull: So, ma'am, with the magic, do you prefer fire, or lightning, or cold, or what?
Vivienne: The proper tool for the proper task. Fire reminds an enemy that you can destroy everything around. Lightning puts the fear of the Maker into her. Cold makes her think you implacable, while spirit energy conjures fears of demons.
Iron Bull: I like cold, cause it freezes them, and then they break into little bits when I chop them in half.
Vivienne: That's fine too, dear.
———————
Iron Bull: So mages in the Circle really have to defend themselves against a demon?
Vivienne: As part of our Harrowing, we must prove we can defend against possession, and thus are no danger to the world.
Iron Bull: (Grunts.) Demons. That's messed up.
Vivienne: Don't worry, my dear. Should we encounter demons, I will protect you.
———————
Iron Bull: So what's it like shacking up in the Circle?
Vivienne: Excuse me?
Iron Bull: Well I assume people do it. And you're people. So, you have to have... I mean... come one, with those... just forget I ask.
Vivienne: I shall.
———————
Vivienne: Iron Bull, stop picking at that scab or it won't heal properly.
Iron Bull: I know! But the scab will look amazing! You see, it already sort of look like a wyvern's... (sighs.) I'll just put the bandage back on now. Sorry, ma'am.
Vivienne: Thank you, darling.
———————
Vivienne: My dear, Iron Bull, stand up straight. You're slouching like a sulking child.
Iron Bull: I keep smacking my horns going through doors.
Vivienne: Darling, you are in no danger from a door beam. Just watch where you're going.
Iron Bull: I... may have done it a couple of times on purpose. To see if I can knock the frame loose.
———————
Vivienne: I confess, Iron Bull, I had assume you would not be comfortable fighting alongside a mage.
Iron Bull: We use Saarebas when we need to.
Vivienne: That is hardly the same.
Iron Bull: No, ma'am. Fighting with you is more like hitting an enemy while a dreadnought pounds their front line. All fire and smoke ahead of you -- half the enemies already on the ground by the time you get there.
Vivienne: So, I am a qunari dreadnought?
Iron Bull: I... er... didn't mean to offend you.
Vivienne: Not at all! I am Madame de Fer.
———————
Vivienne: Tell me, Iron Bull, is there anything I can do to assist you more effectively in combat?
Iron Bull: Err... no? No. I'm good.
Vivienne: You do so much fighting at the front. I would help, however I may. If my skills can weaken your opponent to make your fight easier, please let me know?
Iron Bull: Well, nobody fights well when their clothes are on fire. But honestly, I do really like the ice. Whatever works for you though. Ma'am.
Vivienne: I'm always happy to help.
———————
Iron Bull: I assume that... between living in the Circle and... wherever you live in Orlais, you don't get out much, ma'am.
Vivienne: It is somewhat uncommon, yes.
Iron Bull: Enjoying the great outdoors?
Vivienne: The next time we make camp I intend to construct a bath. I need you to find me fresh water.
Iron Bull: Yes, ma'am.
———————
Iron Bull: So, ma'am, what does the Circle know about Fade rifts and such?
Vivienne: Very little. No mage of the Circle had encountered anything like this before the Breach.
Iron Bull: Well, that's reassuring.

不错啊，我玩这类游戏觉得对话才是最好玩的环节

期待VV和Sera的对话（偷笑中）不按常理出牌的人，什么勾心斗角道貌岸然冷嘲热讽绵里藏针都没用，是吧