First had kid and Morrigan drank well. Second I drank well but no kid. Both times I met Flemeth. I didn't think there was any chance you couldn't meet her. 

Don't care if he is right. He's stuck in the past, what he is claiming is that Abelas is a slave to Mythal basically but he seems far more important than that, yet he stays out of duty and respect. In the end he can be convinced to leave, so it's not like he's being kept their against his will either. Solas doesn't seem to accept that times have changed, just like people in the real world take offensive words 'back' to be part of their culture, these Vallasin are no different. Sure they may no longer be used for their original purpose but that doesn't mean they should be discreditted and seen as bad when the Dalish do it out of respect and admiration for their gods.

And on the latter, I hope not. I personally would hope for less about the secret lore of the DA world and I'd like just a game set in the DA world. If Inquisition had too much of anything it's secret lore being changed, messed around with or even mentioned. People who played the game also seem to oddly take both Coryface and Solas words as absolute truths when they can't be trusted. I like the gameplay and the setting. 

That's incorrect. It's deductive reasoning. It the case with Corypheus. When you find him in DA2, when is he is in a confused stupor he makes his statement about the Golden City. He just reinterates it in DA:I.  With Solas it's about comparing what he says, with the lore found, and what actually happens. Part of the reason I like the DA universe so much is that unlike Mass Effect. The lore is consistent. When Merril meets Flemeth in DA, she refers to Elves as "The People".  The DA team clearly has an overall plan for the narrative. I wish the Mass Effect team would have had the same fore thought. 

First had kid and Morrigan drank well. Second I drank well but no kid. Both times I met Flemeth. I didn't think there was any chance you couldn't meet her. 

Don't care if he is right. He's stuck in the past, what he is claiming is that Abelas is a slave to Mythal basically but he seems far more important than that, yet he stays out of duty and respect. In the end he can be convinced to leave, so it's not like he's being kept their against his will either. Solas doesn't seem to accept that times have changed, just like people in the real world take offensive words 'back' to be part of their culture, these Vallasin are no different. Sure they may no longer be used for their original purpose but that doesn't mean they should be discreditted and seen as bad when the Dalish do it out of respect and admiration for their gods.

And on the latter, I hope not. I personally would hope for less about the secret lore of the DA world and I'd like just a game set in the DA world. If Inquisition had too much of anything it's secret lore being changed, messed around with or even mentioned. People who played the game also seem to oddly take both Coryface and Solas words as absolute truths when they can't be trusted. I like the gameplay and the setting. 

Aren't the Old Gods/Archdemons just the Elven Gods?

The difference is that Anders went mad due to the circumstances in Kirkwall. He never hid how he felt and I didn't think it was a big shock when he did what he did (maybe the scale).

Solas was never mad. He always had an ulterior motive and to be honest, I don't think it was neccessarily all bad. There are actually a lot of hints to Solas being far more than he lets on. He's always quite distant, always seems to be sad or regretting something in the past that he keeps well hidden and if you put him in your party with Cole, you often get a lot of hints that there is something major in Solas' past.

Whilst he's hidden a lot from the player, I don't think that it's for nefarious purposes. Spoiler/theory alert:

If you read up on the lore it's apparent that the Dread Wolf/Solas sealed the other elven gods away, with the exception of Mythal/Flemeth. This then lead to a weakened elven race which was ripe for Tevinter to come in and enslave them. This in turn has lead to the current state of elves being perceived as second class citizens and forced into alienages. I think Solas/Dread Wolf sealed the other gods away for good reason. The elves were warring with each other at this point (at least from what I can remember). But his actions had unforseen circumstances that he's now trying to put right.

Strangely, the lore also states that the Dread Wolf betrayed Mythal, yet in the ending they seem to be old friends. Earlier in the game, Flemeth also states to Morrigan that spirit/body transfer can only occur when both parties are willing participants, so the question remains, what has happened between Solas and Flemeth?

Either way, I think it's a great twist and the general story/lore of Dragon Age has really been expanded upon since the generic fantasy storyline depicted in Origins. I can't wait to see how this will be expanded upon.

That's incorrect. It's deductive reasoning. It the case with Corypheus. When you find him in DA2, when is he is in a confused stupor he makes his statement about the Golden City. He just reinterates it in DA:I.  With Solas it's about comparing what he says, with the lore found, and what actually happens. Part of the reason I like the DA universe so much is that unlike Mass Effect. The lore is consistent. When Merril meets Flemeth in DA, she refers to Elves as "The People".  The DA team clearly has an overall plan for the narrative. I wish the Mass Effect team would have had the same fore thought. 

Well speculation is that they are the Forgotten Ones. The "evil" Elven Gods.

Aren't the Old Gods/Archdemons just the Elven Gods?