.... Please explain this.
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So I'm in Skingrad...
» Wed Jul 20, 2011 6:04 pm
.... Please explain this.
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hannaH - Posts: 3513
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» Wed Jul 20, 2011 3:34 pm
She likes doing it with corpses. She is also a Hlaalu from Morrowind, which helps explain why she is there, at least. The Hlaalu clan is, to my knowledge, the most accepting of other cultures/salesmen-like, which also explains why she owns her own business. Anyways, in Morrowind, it is sort of really disrespectful to knock boots with corpses (the whole ancestor thing), so yeah.
In Skingrad, the fine is only 500 septims. Which is nothing to her, because she likes doing it with corpses.
That is the logical explanation.
The other is that it is just a joke, to make you go "Hey, what the hell?" then laugh about it.
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Siobhan Wallis-McRobert - Posts: 3449
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» Thu Jul 21, 2011 5:07 am
Falanu Hlaalu!
She likes doing it with corpses. She is also a Hlaalu from Morrowind, which helps explain why she is there, at least. The Hlaalu clan is, to my knowledge, the most accepting of other cultures/salesmen-like, which also explains why she owns her own business. Anyways, in Morrowind, it is sort of really disrespectful to knock boots with corpses (the whole ancestor thing), so yeah.
In Skingrad, the fine is only 500 septims. Which is nothing to her, because she likes doing it with corpses.
That is the logical explanation.
The other is that it is just a joke, to make you go "Hey, what the hell?" then laugh about it.
She likes doing it with corpses. She is also a Hlaalu from Morrowind, which helps explain why she is there, at least. The Hlaalu clan is, to my knowledge, the most accepting of other cultures/salesmen-like, which also explains why she owns her own business. Anyways, in Morrowind, it is sort of really disrespectful to knock boots with corpses (the whole ancestor thing), so yeah.
In Skingrad, the fine is only 500 septims. Which is nothing to her, because she likes doing it with corpses.
That is the logical explanation.
The other is that it is just a joke, to make you go "Hey, what the hell?" then laugh about it.
I think you might be my best friend.
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Chantel Hopkin - Posts: 3533
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» Wed Jul 20, 2011 10:16 pm
Cool, everyone can use a best friend.
To keep it on topic, Falanu is also referred to as a man by other NPCs, which further confuses the issue of what exactly is going on with that woman.
To keep it on topic, Falanu is also referred to as a man by other NPCs, which further confuses the issue of what exactly is going on with that woman.
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joseluis perez - Posts: 3507
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» Thu Jul 21, 2011 12:31 am
Cool, everyone can use a best friend.
To keep it on topic, Falanu is also referred to as a man by other NPCs, which further confuses the issue of what exactly is going on with that woman.
To keep it on topic, Falanu is also referred to as a man by other NPCs, which further confuses the issue of what exactly is going on with that woman.
I agree. What is going on with her?
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Marnesia Steele - Posts: 3398
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