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"Not a single poem glows with healthy color, but all as though nourished on the same diet, lack the strength to live to old age."
[Ac ne carmen quidem sani coloris enituit, sed omnia quasi eodem cibo pasta non potuerunt usque ad senectutem canescere.]
Petronius Arbiter, Satyricon, Chapter 2 [pasta: a well-fed chick (Plinius Valerianus, Medicina Plinii)].

Quentin: (Laughs) Oh, is that what you've beeen telling people, Gascard? Your sister?

Leandra stole children; sterility burdens Aveline & Bethany. Phronsie's lineage differs; Varric repeats Hunger demon kill.

NEFFEX — Rumors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYrqZUY7Z1w

"Mercy is an imperfection of the mind, that is too much affectioned unto misery. You know its occurence in blind eyes...
It gives proof to the weakness of a mind much perturbed. Thus it remains to be declared that a wise man pardons not."
[Misericordia vicina est miseriae; habet enim aliquid trahitque ex ea. Imbecillos oculos esse scias... 
Misericordia vitium est animorum nimis miseria paventium. At quare non ignoscet?]
Seneca, Of Clemency (De Clementia), Book II, Chapter 6.

A remarkable case of dissociation, or multiple personalities. Not so much one person as two —or perhaps three— persons.

Sawano Hiroyuki feat. Mizuki, Gemie, Tielle, naNami & Yosh — REMEMBER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWZmICIDoBo

"We questioned the hierodule. She said: "It is so. I brought him."
Daughter of the priest, Old Hittite Letter, KBo 32.224 Ro 10' 11', 15th century B.C. [Was the princess' life in danger?]

"It was noticed long ago that in historic times in Asia Minor there still existed a marriage custom, according to which
inheritance and kingship was transmitted through the female line... The greater was the astonishment when, with the 
discovery of the Hittite royal archives, the same characteristics were found to have existed in the Hittite monarchy."
Margalit Finkelberg, Greeks and Pre-Greeks, Chapter 4 Kingship in Bronze Age Greece and Western Asia, Cambridge 
University Press, 2005, p. 71 [O. R. Gurney (1973): The king (labarnash) was originally merely the queen's consort.]

"He didn't die," said Hudspith. "He perished."
"He did a perish," said Appleby corroboratively and idiomatically. 
It was he, after all, who had started this desperate masquerade."
Michael Innes, The Daffodil Affair, The Inspector Appleby Mysteries, Book 7, Part Two: Whale Roads, Chapter 5, 1942. 

Although Phronsie touched red lyrium & enjoyed bouts of remembrance, she must be correspondingly difficult to seduce.