Um, correct me if I'm wrong, but Tullius never stared at me while he gloated at Ulfric. He stared at Ulfric, and Ulfric glared at him. Really, there should be some...*tension* between them, if you know what I'm saying.

But I agree with Cider!. He was busy trying to save a kid and do what he can with the dragon attack by the time we caught up with him. He then decides, once the kid's in safety, to just run for the Keep, taking us with him.


I agree. They had a moment's break to cut off everyone's bindings, and Ralof didn't even have to worry about the possibility of us attempting to strangle him. This guy was really, *really* stupid, I think.

I think him deciding to go up a tower during a dragon attack is enough to prove his stupidity.

Exactly, considering there wasn't really anywhere else to go if they did managed to get to the top of the tower. Honestly, did none of them think this through?

Win.

Hadvar is a really nice guy. He even stops to help some guy and his kid.

That wasn't Hamming's father, that was an old warrior that Hadvar knew, and to whom he entrusted with the boy's care. The boy's papa is the guy lying on the ground being roasted by Alduin. If you can get to him before that happens, he says, "That's it, son...make me proud..."