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That could be an explanation for why Morgan kept fighting, even past Grima's return to dragonhood. Could be that she just...Gave in to the hope of having a normal life again. I agree with this as well. In fact, you beat me to posting it, my friend. I would have brought Tharja up after Morgan, as I find her the most likely suspect. Well...Her and Gaius. But we can talk about him later. Edit: Can you really not remove posts, or is there a button I'm not seeing here?

All good statements against Henry...So I present you with a little something more. You'll be unlikely to agree with me, but I still want to talk it out. Morgan. For the sake of convenience I'm going to refer to her as female, since that's the Morgan I got. She could very well be another candidate for spyhood. She joins around the right time, fixes the constantly close to the Avatar issue, and has a very convenient memory-loss backstory. We find out in the Future Past DLC that Grima does influence the twins quite dramatically. What if the Morgan you get was brought back from Grima's future along with him? It seems plausible to me, at least. Prove me wrong, friends, I beg you. I love my Morgan.

Something hit me the other day regarding Awakening. Oh, uh, spoilers, by the way. Validar tells you later in the game that he's had spies on you since the Carrion Isle map, but he never says whether or not they were Risen. The first time I played I figured that's what he meant, but what if Henry was his spy? Suddenly ol' Vally pitting Risen against you makes sense, it was all to make Henry integrate into your army. Chrom is quite naive and the Avatar is rather busy having migraines at that point, so there's really nobody to question it other than Frederick. (But really, did anybody ever actually listen to that guy?) I mean...Henry's generally a mystery, right? So does this make sense to anybody else? Could there have been others in the army spying for Plegia?