"Oh yeah, that exists here, too. Mostly in terms of class, I think. Nobles deciding they're too good for everyone else and either not caring who's in their way or actively grinding them down. I'm sure there's more to it, but as someone on the fringes, that's what I see most." Korrin shrugs, not thrilled with it but compared to the urgent issues the Mage-Templar war presents, the bulk of her attention is elsewhere.

"I should mention that a lot -not all, but a lot- of what kicked off the rebellion was because of what happened in Kirkwall a few years ago. I didn't live there -qunari really wouldn't be welcome, for a whole other can of worms- but I know people who were affected by events there, and it's a sore spot for a lot of people. Me, too. I can't pretend to be indifferent to a mage who decided to blow up a Chantry, killing a lot of people in the process. The Circle there was a horrorshow, pretty much everyone I've spoken with confirms that, and the Templars were given way too much power, but deciding to speak for all mages, bringing civilians into it? That will never not leave a bad taste in my mouth." Her lips form a thin line, gaze hardening. It'd be easier to deal with if said mage wasn't still walking among them.