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That will just make Serana forget about whatever it is you talked about vampirism, and you can now redo that "have you ever thought about getting cured" part of the convo.
She still had her vampiric powers and her typical dislike of things in daylight. Her dialog hasn't changed. (which I found disappointing) I thought she might begin to enjoy the warmth of the sun on her skin for a change.
Her eyes did become a pretty color though.
She won't marry, but I've accepted that.
On one hand she talks about not wanting a cure or even talking about it, on the other she says she feels alive for once (dialogue when cured) so that was the biggest pro i was looking at. But then again, once she does get cured she still acts just like a vampire, wears a hood, talks of the sun, uses vampiric drain etc, only difference are her eyes. The Dawnguard also hinted the benefits of having a vampire on their side.
From there, i found myself asking a (good) vampire to become mortal, to decay and die, because reasons,all while im going up the street in whiterun working on becoming a mutant myself, more specifically a Weerewolf. I couldn't find the moral highground to tell her what to do xD plus, i might marry her. Vampire meets Werewolf.
Maybe. We really don't know the mechanics of who gets what soul very well. I guess as a Nord, she's inclined towards Sovngarde, but after many, many centuries as a vampire, who can say?
Honestly, though, I find it hard to care. Dawnguard is one of the most poorly written things I've ever seen; it's a mess. Serana is presented as nice and all, but seems to agree with her mom that Harkon must be stopped because his actions might cause vampires to get hunted down. Oh no! And while we never see her take a bite out of anyone, there's no reason to think she didn't spend centuries sucking the life out of dinner-slaves before the "divorce" (please correct me if I missed a line of dialogue somewhere). She seems proud of her vampirism, never really apologizing for it, and even seems derisive of "vampire hunting," despite knowing full well that "mortal hunting" is a common vampire activity. She doesn't even seem sad when we walk through the Undercroft, full of literally thousands of mortal skeletons, and she never hesitates to use necromancy. It's not even a discussion; it'd be one thing if she at least acknowledged it but, nah, she's just totally fine with raising the dead and her family kidnapping and murdering innocents--she's just sad that mommy and daddy broke up. Boo hoo; your mommy and daddy sacrificed 1000 innocents to gain power and orphaned countless children over the years, but yeah, let's talk about YOUR feelings, lady.
Oh, and since her Elder Scroll and knowledge and blood were what the prophecy required (Harkon having clearly proven incapable of finding Valerica after all this time on his own), it would have been smarter to kill her off. Isran was right!
Nice necro.
Grab that greatsword Serana we're crackin skulls
Personally, between the two options, I'm for the 'lets go beat him up blaze of glory style' route that doesn't require sending anybody to the soul cairn.
But you can't really do that. Anyone can SAY that they're gonna beat up a Daedric Prince, but actually doing so is something else altogether. The reason Martin was able to go toe-to-toe with Mehrunes Dagon was because Martin allowed himself to become an avatar of Akatosh, and he turned to stone at the end of that fight. Champion of Cyrodill was able to beat Jyggalag due to being imbued with Sheogorath's power. My point is this: mortals, even the Dragonborn, can't defeat Daedric Princes without divine help, and on their home realm of Oblivion, Daedric Princes have full control of that realm's reality. Falion's route is easier, and safer.