Alduin: the plot-eater

[PsxMeUP]

Without spoiling anything, the game started a number of sub-plots that so-and-so or a group might have released Alduin. Was this ever explained? I finished the game twice and got the feeling there was a huge plot hole there.

 

Also, why do rabbits only have one leg when you loot them? This has haunted me to no end... :psyduck:

[kradus]

That group is called the Aedra.

 

One of the rabbit's legs gets damaged when killed.

Edited April 10, 2012 by kradus

[BrettM]

There's no plot hole. Everybody involved was just a victim of their own paranoia, sure that anything bad that happened must be part of a scheme by the other side. If someone tripped on a wrinkled rug, they would conclude that some enemy agent must have wrinkled it and start an investigation. Those subplots went nowhere because they were all false trails caused by warped thinking. After you've wasted enough time on tracking down these non-existent plotters, your guide finally admits this and you move on to deal with the real problem.

[SkulduggeryP]

Warning Spoiler:

 

Actually, if you played the game thru, there is a part in which Parthunaax (dunno if right) explains that Alduin was sent to your time by mistake.

The old heroes thought they banned him into the nowhere by using the Elder Scroll but they just sent him into the future.

For Alduin it's basicly some seconds, for everyone else it's like hundreds of years. So yeah, there is your answer.

Everything else about the Thalmor and stuff is just false pretend.

 

And about the bunny?

Dunno!

[lnsentience]

It's funny because you speak as if Skyrim even has a plot line.