Fill
Fill verb - To put into (something) as much as can be held or contained.
Gut
Gut verb - To take the internal organs out of.
Both words in one sentence
- The Chooser essentially looks for someone with the skills to fill a job description (defeating the Big Bad, saving the world, etc) and goes with their gut rather than on divine mandate.
Source: The Chooser of The One -
And to fill the relationship with to the brim with hypocrisy, you can have Hawke be a Blood Mage that starts every battle by viciously stabbing him/herself in the gut and choke enemies with their own corrupted vital fluids... while having Merrill never cast any blood spells, ever.
Source: Commander Contrarian
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