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* [[Evil Sorcerer]]: {{spoiler|Even before he became an actual monster.}}
* {{spoiler|[[Fish Out of Temporal Water]]}}
* {{spoiler|[[Have You Seen My God?]]: He is visibly disturbed by the fact that Dumat is no longer around to answer his calls.}}
* [[Humanoid Abomination]]
* [[Large Ham]]
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* [[Action Girl]]
* [[Anti
* [[Bi the Way]]
* {{spoiler|[[Can't Argue With Elves|Can't Argue With Qunari]]: Some of her dialogue about the Qun veers into this territory. Your companions ''notice''.}}
* [[Deadpan Snarker]]
* [[Enemy Mine]]: {{spoiler|As a follower of the Qun, working with Hawke and his/her companions counts as this. After her identity is revealed, they're more antagonistic towards her, particularly Anders and Fenris.}}
* {{spoiler|[[Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"|Everyone Calls Her Barkeep]]: She is known as Tallis because that is her role in qunari society; Tallis is the qunari word for "to solve". [[No Name Given|Like them, she doesn't actually have a name]].}}
* [[Flechette Storm]]: She can use her daggers for both melee and ranged attacks.
* [[Girl of the Week]]: If the player does all the flirtation options, then Tallis becomes this to Hawke.
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{{quote| '''Tallis:'''(when questioned about freedom) Is a sparrow buffetted by the wind free to choice where she flies?}}
* [[The Knights Who Say Squee]]: Is implied to be the reason why she chose to seek out Hawke.
* {{spoiler|[[Paper
* [[Professional Killer]]
* [[The Schlub Pub Seduction Deduction]]: Parodied. There's a [[Running Gag]] where she attempts this with multiple people in order to get a key, and keeps failing for various reasons. <ref> The first two didn't have the key, and the third [[Not Distracted By the Sexy|simply wasn't into her.]]</ref> Though according to her, she's done this multiple times in the past, and Hawke just caught her on a bad day.
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* [[French Jerk]]: Well, Orlesian Jerk, but that's [[Fantasy Counterpart Culture|more or less the same thing.]]
* [[Hunting the Most Dangerous Game]]: Implied. He tells the party that they will make fine trophies on his wall.
* [[Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]]: {{spoiler|Not only does Prosper fail to understand the value of the information he's given (thereby saving the lives of several qunari), but he unintentionally hands it over to Tallis.}}
* [[Smug Snake]]: He's smart enough to be successful at [[Deadly Decadent Court|The Game]] and {{spoiler|is fluent in the qunari language}} but he is still a complete [[Upperclass Twit]] who fails to realize that {{spoiler|he had the opportunity to kill the majority of the followers of the Qun in Chantry territory. Granted, the information was given to him without context, but Prosper never tried to get clarification.}}
* {{spoiler|[[Taking You With Me]]: If Hawke decides to be diplomatic and try to save Prosper from falling off a ledge, Prosper tries to stab Hawke. It goes about as well as you'd expect.}}
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