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BG3: aww, Gale
Okay, so the first time I ran through the scene with Edowin the dying "True Soul" and his siblings, I triggered this dialogue:
Initially, I was like ... "that's pretty intense for Gale, but yeah, it does seem a pretty bizarre idea, he's right."
But knowing that Gale was literally divinely chosen and has since lost almost everything, his reaction to the Absolute cultists prattling on about True Souls hits really differently.
(It's particularly apropos with this party, given that he's running around with two clerics who can directly ask gods for blessings and expect to receive them. But regardless, :\)
Initially, I was like ... "that's pretty intense for Gale, but yeah, it does seem a pretty bizarre idea, he's right."
But knowing that Gale was literally divinely chosen and has since lost almost everything, his reaction to the Absolute cultists prattling on about True Souls hits really differently.
(It's particularly apropos with this party, given that he's running around with two clerics who can directly ask gods for blessings and expect to receive them. But regardless, :\)