Cicero is the Adoring Fan. Can you dig it?

He's more like Glarthir & Runs-In-Circles somehow had a baby

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJo18lvnGYk

Annoying and needs to be tortured for eternity or until i get bored and chop his stupid frigging head off

If you read his journals, it will reveal that he was indeed the Adoring Fan.

I laughed pretty hard at this.

1st time I met him today on my 3rd playthrough, he leaves an impression on you..

...Easily one of the worst characters I've ever seen and the first time I've ever muted an Elder Scrolls game.

I soul trapped him, enchanted an iron dagger with his soul, named that dagger "Cyrod scum" and then tossed that dagger into the sea of ghosts.

I wouldn't say he's a bad character.

If you are referring to this quote, you would be missing one very important fact. That is 187 years after the Oblivion crisis. This is hardly proof that he is The Annoying Fan. Only thing this proves is that he had a contract that involved the Grand Champion in the 4th era, around the 187th year of it.

Here is the quote: Read the highlighted part, this is very important.

No, he isn't. Adoring Fan was a Bosmer NPC, and Cicero is an Imperial NPC. They are two distinct characters in the Elder Scrolls franchise.

As funny as necrophiliac high pitched clown voices with huge difference in volume from sentence to sentence are to some people, it doesn't really appeal to me.

And he is not the adoring fan, but possibly an easter egg to him. AF was Bosmer, he is Imperial.

Which is awkward considering that we saw that fan 200 years ago and Cicero is only an Imperial which means his life span is shorter than 100 years.

I don't see it that way either.

Bethesda likes to include annoying NPC's in their games. The Annoying Fan was one (Oblivion), and Sticky was another (Fallout 3). I can't speak for Morrowind, since I never finished the game, and never met any annoying NPC's during my shortened playthrough.

Ever heard of necromancy? He kept himself alive. You guys clearly know nothing. Bosmer and Imperials come from the same province.

Gaenor, also a Bosmer, was one such in Morrowind. He was also the hardest enemy to kill in the entire game due to ridiculous luck stats. People say Fargoth was bad but sometimes I wonder if they even played the game, he gives you a very handy speech increase for Arille's tradehouse at the start of the game.

So a Bosmer transformed into an Imperial? Okay... What type of magic is this? My Dunmer Sorceror would love to know so he could become an Altmer and get Highborn.

No they don't. Imperials hail from Cyrodiil, Bosmer hail from Valenwood.

Wow, no. They're the same race.

Here is the description of Bosmer, read closely:

"Native to the large and marshy province known as Black Marsh, a region of Tamriel. They can be found in smaller numbers throughout the continent, and have been featured in every one of the main games so far. They are one of the few races completely unrelated to men and mer, being descended directly from the Hist. Enigmatic and intelligent, the Bosmer are experts of guerrilla tactics, and their natural abilities suit their swampy homeland. They have developed immunities to diseases that have plagued many would-be explorers in the region, and they are capable of easily exploring underwater locations due to their ability to breathe water. Bosmer make proficient thieves, due to their superb lockpicking and sneaking skills. They are also very capable warriors and archers due to their constant use of guerrilla warfare against Warring Tribes or Dunmer slavers."

Lol is that from Reddit?

Argonians are from Black Marsh, not Bosmer.

So Bosmer are now Argonian, wow, mind is blown.

Bosmers are Imperials, you guys can't read. Back in the 5th Era they invaded Hammerfell together, taking the Bretons' land.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_nouprOuzjXU/TPT7EKxDnAI/AAAAAAAAAfk/WxiWumLiLEc/s1600/Elrond-Facepalm.jpg

Flufric Stormborn leads their army.