Sothe/Supports (Path of Radiance)

This page contains all data relating to Sothe's supports in Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance.

Astrid

Sothe		C: 3 B: 7 A: 11 ×		Astrid
Support Level	Attack	Defense	Hit	Avoid
C	0	0	5	5
B	0	0	10	10
A	0	0	15	15

C Support

Astrid: Taking care of your weapons, Sothe?
Sothe: Yeah, that's right.
Astrid: Ahhh...splendid. May I speak to you for a moment?
Sothe: What do you want?
Astrid: You are quite skilled with a dagger. If my memory serves, swords are very effective against axes. But, can you tell me which weapon axes are most suited to attack?
Sothe: Hah! You don't even know that? I thought you were a mercenary!
Astrid: Oh... I'm sorry. Please forgive my ignorance. It's been only a short while since I became a mercenary. What's more, I wield a bow.
Sothe: What did you do before?
Astrid: I wasn't doing...anything. Nothing at all, really.
Sothe: Nothing? It's hard to fill your stomach doing nothing! Ahh, I get it. You're a noble, aren't you? I can tell from all that poncy talk of yours! Peh! You couldn't tell a hatchet from a pot of rat stew! Not that you'd ever eat rat stew... But why is a soft-hand like you in this war?
Astrid: ...
Sothe: Ah, well... Who am I to judge? As long as you feather some Daein scum, you're all right with me.

B Support

Astrid: Oh... Where am I...?
Sothe: ...
Astrid: What... What happened?
Sothe: You passed out. I thought about just leaving you there, but that would have left a bad taste in my mouth.
Astrid: I'm sorry...
Sothe: I know it's not my worry, but aren't you pushing yourself a bit hard? You're having a rough time just keeping up with the pack. You're a wreck!
Astrid: I had no idea...how cruel and unforgiving war would actually be. Grueling marches...day in and day out. I can't even sleep at night because I'm terrified of surprise attacks. It's made me painfully aware of my frailty.
Sothe: Nobles aren't cut out for war. As you can see, there are no chambermaids to attend to your every whim out here! I'm sure you've got a lavish and free life waiting for you back home.
Astrid: Lavish and free? Lavish, maybe...but certainly not free. I have no freedom.
Sothe: No freedom? What are you talking about?
Astrid: My parents have already chosen and arranged a fiance for me. I've heard he is thirty years older than me.
Sothe: ...
Astrid: I volunteered for service with the knights of Begnion to live on my own terms. Of course, my family vehemently opposed the idea, but they figured it was merely a phase. They thought I would come home crying. I won't give them that satisfaction.
Sothe: ...Wasn't trying to pry. Just asking, is all.
Astrid: I know... Thank you.

A Support

Astrid: Hello, Sothe. Thank you...for the other day.
Sothe: What, for talking? That isn't worth thanking me for.
Astrid: No, you deserve thanks. I feel better.
Sothe: I thought you noble types were too good to thank anyone, but... You're different...
Astrid: Am I?
Sothe: You are. Most nobles get rich by trampling on the commoners, then spend their lives basking in filthy luxury. I've known them to be that way since the day I was born. They've never seen a blister or sweat for a day's meal in their lives. Do you know how lucky you are?
Astrid: But there's no freedom! My brothers are the pride of the house. As soldiers, they lead glorious lives. But my sisters are traded like commodities, promised to fiances they don't even know. They don't know love. I receive letters from them once every few years. The pages are warped and stained from tears.
Sothe: You didn't want to end up like them.
Astrid: No, I didn't. That's why I have no intention of leaving this war until I see it to the end.
Sothe: I see... You're nothing like the nobles I've known. You worked hard... You're just like the rest of us. Sorry for thinking you were just another pampered noble.
Astrid: Thank you...
Sothe: Keep up the good work. You've earned your freedom. Never let them take that away!
Astrid: I won't!

Tormod

Sothe		C: 3 B: 6 A: 9 ×		Tormod
Support Level	Attack	Defense	Hit	Avoid
C	0	0	5	2
B	1	0	10	5
A	1	0	15	7

C Support

Tormod: Hey, you! You were with us during the attack the other day, right?
Sothe: I don't know what you're talking about.
Tormod: No, I remember you! I saw you shanking enemy soldiers with that tiny little blade of yours. You were amazing! By the way, did you know we're almost the same age? Oh, sorry... I'm Tormod. I may not look like it, but I'm pretty much the most dangerous mage around.
Sothe: ...
Tormod: And you are?
Sothe: Sothe.
Tormod: It's nice to meet you, Sothe! By the way, why are you working as a mercenary with this army?
Sothe: You don't need to know that.
Tormod: Hey! What's with you?! No need to be rude!

B Support

Tormod: Hello, Sothe!
Sothe: ...
Tormod: I was thinking... We're both lethal mercenaries and we're both about the same age, so we should be friends!
Sothe: I don't think so.
Tormod: No? Well, you can say that, but I'm still going to be your friend. You'll see!
Sothe: You're insane.
Tormod: Yeah...? Well...maybe I am! But it's not like being my friend is going to hurt you!

A Support

Tormod: Hello, friend.
Sothe: Give it up. We're not friends.
Tormod: You're going to be my friend whether you like or not.

If Muarim is alive

Sothe: Why are you so determined?
Tormod: It's Muarim.
Sothe: Muarim? You mean that tiger? What about him?
Tormod: Well, he looks sad every time I see him... He thinks it's his fault that I don't have any beorc friends. That's why I wanted you to be my friend--to make him feel better.
Sothe: You should have said as much. Then I wouldn't have thought you were crazy.
Tormod: That changes things?
Sothe: Sure.
Tormod: Why?
Sothe: He's like a father to you. I understand why you don't want to cause him grief. I also have...someone...who is like a parent to me.

If Muarim is dead

Sothe: Why are you so determined to be my friend?
Tormod: It's Muarim.
Sothe: Muarim? You mean that tiger? What about him?
Tormod: Well, back when he was alive, he used to worry about me not having any beorc friends. That's why I wanted you to be my friend--to honor his memory.
Sothe: You should have said as much. Then I wouldn't have thought you were crazy.
Tormod: That changes things?
Sothe: Sure.
Tormod: Why?
Sothe: He was like a father to you. I understand why you wouldn't want his spirit to worry. I also have...someone...who is like a parent to me.

Tormod: Oh, I get it! Hey, you grew up a lot like me, then! We're going to be best friends forever!
Sothe: Er...well... We'll talk. Sometimes. But don't get the idea that we're best friends!
Tormod: Why? We have so much in common!
Sothe: No offense, Tormod, but thieves are loners. I can't have you tagging along, snapping twigs and making lots of noise!