Comments of chapter undefined of Dragonborn Saga

So Jon won't be Emperor simply cause there won't be an Empire to rule, huh? I guess I should've seen it coming. What a twist

Great Chapter as always. This would make more sense rather than the easy explanation in the game. He can see the future yet accepted death easily didn't add up in the game. The Empire needed to die so it's lands can prosper individually and bring the fight to the Dominion in multiple fronts.

And so ends an empire... But that just means it's in more pieces to be conquered more easily and at a pace that Jon can dictate as opposed to having to fight them all at once! The Empire is dead! Long live the United States of Tamriel!

So, there is no fourth empire in the future then.

Makes sense

interesting allusions to the modern world in the first part of the chapter

This novel really opens my eyes after each chapter! Thanks so much for making my day as always!

I kinda dislike the way you wrote women disobeying men as if it is the natural order of men above women. I always felt that Skyrim and TES are much more open minded about gender roles. Still thank you for the great content you create <3

Hm. Thanks for the Chapt!

Every time somebody dies there will be people that will think it is the end but when somebody dies for the change of dread father we will ask in acceptence. "IS THIS IT?"

Thanks for the chapter 🙏 🙂 😊 🙌

Thanks for the chapter

Thanks

I am kind of surprise the Emperor didn't offer Jon Dare to be his successor since he's the Dragonborn. It would make the Empire relevant again. Obviously Jon would reject the offer as his privacy is much more important to him and he's de facto leader of at least Skyrim with the Economy and the Dare Company tentacles are reaching far and wide.

Thanks for the chapter!

Thanks for the chapter :))

emperor is a Chad.

Hi thanks for your replies and for the polite comment culture! I strobgly disagree with your Statement, that early cultures are patriachal. Even today there are enough cultures that arent. Some indigenous trübes even have structures würde women live with their male relatives instead of a husband and choose who to mate with. Regardless of the father, the women and her Family know its her child. Furthermore you are socialised and influenced by a culture and religion which ist strongly patriarchal. Therefore the evidence that in your marriage your wife has to obey you ist only anecdotal and not an universal truth. I know enough marriages where its the other way around. If you take a look at early archeological evidence, the first known statues of gods are alway female fertility goddesses. Moreover the roles of women to stay at home and gather things while men leave home to hunt have also been refuted, as female skelletons show the same injuries from hunting game as their male counterparts. And finally most animals with a kind of culture (whales, elefants, Bonobos) are matriachal societies. Im not saying I am right and you are wrong, I trying to say that humanity isn't as black and white as we like to think it is. I mean even tho old egypt was rather patriachal, there we're still women who ruled and influenced their society in a female way like Nefertiti or Cleopatra. Or Katharina the Great of imperial Russia, the only russian ruler to ever get the titel 'the great'. I do love the stories you create and I was just voicing my opinion and my experience playing skyrim. 👍 Continue on with the great work and stay healthy :)

Thanks for the chapter