Skyrim talk:Freir

Requested conversation be added to the article

Freir has a conversation with Silana. The latter says , "Mistress, a work?" Freir says, "Certainly acolyte, what troubles you?" Silana says, "I know you and father Rorlund have many duties to attend to in the temple, but sometimes I feel that there are more important matters to attend to." Freir replies, "What could be more important than hearing the prayers of the faithful, and answering the questions of the dedicated?" Silana replies back, "Mistress, the people of Solitude are destitute. Many are starving and desperate for work. We need to be more active, to reach out to them." Freir says, "We took you in, didn't we? We would be glad to extend our welcome to any other who showed your dedication. What more could we do?" Silana says, "I know, and I appreciate it dearly. But I can't help but feel we could be doing more..." Freir says back, "Kynareth has blessed you with tremendous compassion, Silana. You will find a way, I'm sure of it." Can someone add this to the article please, its too complicated on my phone. MJ The Unrelenting (talk) 00:11, 26 October 2013 (GMT)

Civil War and Freir's lines reagrding Talos worship as heresy; Eight/Nine Divines

This article says that she will explain the White-Gold Concordat (and call Talos worship heresy) if Solitude belongs to the Legion. However, even after capturing Solitude for the Stormcloaks, and noting that Freir greets with the, "Blessings of the Nine Divines upon you" line, she has this conversation option - meaning that immediately after invoking Talos, she will deny is godhood. Additionally, the option to ask about the empty alcove remains even when it is filled. Is this a bug in my playhrough, or the result of an oversight? If the former, perhaps it should be listed. If the latter, then the information in this article is currently wrong (and it should be noted that the conversation options remain even when the Stormcloaks are in control and the shrine to Talos is restored). 61.8.84.227 15:10, 10 February 2015 (GMT)