There's no such thing as a good-two-shoes Desire Demon, like the Spirit that is within Wynne. If that were true, was the carnage caused by Connor necessary? In fact, all the DesireВ Demons IВ encounter want to kill me, or possess people who in turn causes great harm, all under the pretense of 'just wanting to experience what it's like to be mortal'. No, but I have never seen a Desire Demon who helps people. Oh? Do Loghain's actions imply that all teryns are evil? Given this, I couldn't see my character mustering the kind of righteous indignation necessary to pick a fight with both the demon and the templar when neither seemed to pose a real threat to either my immediate goal of cleaning out the Mage Tower or to my broader goal of defeating the Blight. In practice, this meant a mild mistrust for most traditional authorities (other than my own) without ever straying into open hostility, as well as a tendency to seek out compromise and avoid conflict provided doing so didn't conflict with my own goals. A human noble, I tried to make sure that my choices were driven by both compassion (a sort of noblesse oblige, if you like) and practical politics. On my original playthrough, I had pretty strong idea of what kind of character IВ wanted to role-play as from the beginning. The idea that a given desire demon might well be interested in experiencing something close to a mortal life is, then, as plausible an explanation as any. The reasons could be malicious, to feed off of mortals, to wreck havoc for their own amusement, or they could equally be out of a personal sort of disaffection with their lot. By that token, one definition of demon is simply an inhabitant of the Fade who is disinclined to limit his, her, or itself exclusively to the Fade, for whatever reason. We're told elsewhere in the game that not all natives of the Fade are malicious in nature, and are happy enough to keep to themselves. It seems to me that there are multiple ways to interpret demons, as a group. Since it's not really clear how Connor's demon's actions in Redcliffe served that end, it seems that her actions could just as easily be explained as a particularly sadistic and highly personal extracurricular activity as they could an example of the inherent nature of all desire demonkind. Well, I suppose you could argue that the relationship is not neccessarily parasitic in nature, and can, under the right circumstances, be considered symbiotic, but I wouldn't press the point. They are all evil.Oh? Do Loghain's actions imply that all teryns are evil? Does Sten's fondness for cookies mean that all qunari have a sweet tooth? It seems to me that the only things we can presume regarding desire demons is that they do form a parasitic relationship with their target/victim. And don't forget the desire demon in Conner wanted to kill all the people in red cliff and turn them into an undead army.

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