"It's about as much credit as he's willing to give me." Which isn't entirely true, there's a lot of bias, especially on her side. But she's not entirely wrong, either.

Hawke blows out a sigh. Honestly she kind of hates talking about this, because it just feels pointless. They're not in Thedas, and she has no say in how things turn out. No one's going to ask her opinion on it and take it into consideration. But Dorian seems bent on discussing it. "I think mages shouldn't be treated like prisoners. I think we still need places of learning, and that the Templars need to be around for when the worst of the mages go wrong. It'll always happen. But that shouldn't mean mages can no longer see their families and basically cease to exist from the outside world. It shouldn't mean that Templars can do as they please. There needs to be far stricter oversight over the Templars, and I'm not convinced the Chantry should be the ones to do it. But I don't know who should then."