[ Lavellan wills herself to be stubborn, like Cassandra, because if she backs down now, she'll only continue this cycle of misunderstanding. If she keeps asking questions-- Well, it could just infuriate her further. But it might lead to some answers.
When Cassandra says she would go back, she forces herself not to react as she might. Fear clenches in her gut, not simply for Cassandra's safety and her world - Adaar sounds like a cruel Inquisitor to return to - but because she does not want to see a friend disappear as Solas already has, with so many unanswered questions and open wounds.
If anything, her eyes hint at the sadness she feels, but she keeps her expression as neutral as possible, if not surprised. ] Why? What's happened?
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When Cassandra says she would go back, she forces herself not to react as she might. Fear clenches in her gut, not simply for Cassandra's safety and her world - Adaar sounds like a cruel Inquisitor to return to - but because she does not want to see a friend disappear as Solas already has, with so many unanswered questions and open wounds.
If anything, her eyes hint at the sadness she feels, but she keeps her expression as neutral as possible, if not surprised. ] Why? What's happened?