I can only assume the "cure" did not take.If, for some reason, you want to start Dragon Age: Inquisition with the world of Thedas in the worst shape possible, well. The men who returned were changed in profound ways. The Ben-Hassrath see rebellion and discontent as an illness that can be cured, and they took these men to the "viddathlok," temples dedicated to healing and recovery. Some of my platoon resisted the indoctrination, refusing even to pretend. I played along, repeating what they taught, but holding in my heart the truths by which I was raised.
To their credit, the Ben-Hassrath were never cruel. It is thus prudent to choose women for the re-education of women and children, and men for that of men. Both women and men, in my experience, relate better to those of their own sex. The Ben-Hassrath are responsible for "re-education" and the assimilation of conqured peoples. Thinking on it, however, perhaps it makes sense. I'd always heard that the Qunari drew distinctions between what counted as men's work and women's work. “Both males and females are chosen to join the Ben-Hassrath, which struck me as peculiar.
Water and a strong unsweetened tea were always available as well.” Our dormitory was kept spotless, and we were fed three daily meals of a bland but nourishing porridge. The accommodations were no match for the State Inn in Minrathous, but we never expected them to be. They called us "kabethari"-simple ones-and this was where we were to be inducted into the Qun. Instead of death, we found ourselves housed in a labor camp run by the Ben-Hassrath. The Qun abhors waste, and a person is a valuable commodity. From the writings of the seer of Kont-arr, 8:41 Blessed It is a life of certainty, of equality, if not individuality.” Everyone and everything has a place, decided by the Qun, in which they work for the good of the whole. The body serves as the go-between for the mind, the soul, and the world.
The soul, the priesthood, seeks a greater understanding of the self, the world, and exhorts the body and mind to continually strive for perfection. Workers, whom the Qun calls the mind, produce everything the Qunari require. There, the unification of the Qunari into a single being is most evident. In Seheron and Par Vollen, one can truly see the Qunari in their entirety.
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