Changes: Falere

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Falere is the youngest of Samara's three daughters and an Ardat-Yakshi. At a young age Falere made the decision to live out her days in monastery on Lesuss with her sister Rila, while Morinth escaped.

“There won't be an Earth left to save...” — Spoilers for Mass Effect 3 follow.

Commander Shepard meets Falere on Lesuss while investigating a distress signal. She is saved by Shepard's squad or Samara (if she is present) from a Cannibal. Falere explains to Shepard that the Reapers are trying to turn all of the Ardat-Yakshi into Banshees. She begs Shepard to save her sister, Rila, from the monastery's Great Hall. However, when Shepard tells her about the bomb intended to destroy the monastery, she grows angry and accuses the Commander of not trying to help people. Despite the others' protests, Falere rushes on ahead to save her sister by herself.

Later, in the Great Hall, Falere is attacked by Rila, who has begun to suffer the effects of indoctrination. Fortunately, Rila is able to fight the Reapers' control and finds the bomb's detonator, insisting that Falere leave with Shepard while she stays behind and sets off the bomb. Falere struggles, but is dragged by Shepard to an elevator. Rila is attacked by several Banshees, one of which picks her up and mortally wounds her. In a final show of strength, Rila declares that the Ardat-Yakshi are not the Reapers' slaves and triggers the detonator. Once she makes it outside, Falere is distraught with Shepard for allowing Rila to die.

If Samara is present, she attempts to commit suicide so as to not to break the Justicar code which requires her to kill her last living daughter, Falere. If she is stopped, Falere declares she will stay in the monastery, and Samara joins the war effort. If Samara does not survive, Shepard can either let Falere stay on the planet, where she promises that she will not let herself be captured alive if the Reapers come again, or kill her, saying she is a risk.

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-[[Commander Shepard]] meets Falere on Lesuss [[Kallini: Ardat-Yakshi Monastery|while investigating a distress signal]]. She is saved by Shepard's squad or by Samara (if she survived the is present) from a [[Cannibal]]. Falere explains to Shepard that the [[Reaper]]s are trying to turn all of the Ardat-Yakshi into [[Banshee]]s. She begs Shepard to save her sister, Rila, from the monastery's Great Hall. However, when Shepard tells her about the bomb intended to destroy the monastery, she grows angry and accuses the Commander of not trying to help people. Despite the others' protests, Falere rushes on ahead to save her sister by herself.
+[[Commander Shepard]] meets Falere on Lesuss [[Kallini: Ardat-Yakshi Monastery|while investigating a distress signal]]. She is saved by Shepard's squad or Samara (if she is present) from a [[Cannibal]]. Falere explains to Shepard that the [[Reaper]]s are trying to turn all of the Ardat-Yakshi into [[Banshee]]s. She begs Shepard to save her sister, Rila, from the monastery's Great Hall. However, when Shepard tells her about the bomb intended to destroy the monastery, she grows angry and accuses the Commander of not trying to help people. Despite the others' protests, Falere rushes on ahead to save her sister by herself.
 Later, in the Great Hall, Falere is attacked by Rila, who has begun to suffer the effects of [[indoctrination]]. Fortunately, Rila is able to fight the Reapers' control and finds the bomb's detonator, insisting that Falere leave with Shepard while she stays behind and sets off the bomb. Falere struggles, but is dragged by Shepard to an elevator. Rila is attacked by several Banshees, one of which picks her up and mortally wounds her. In a final show of strength, Rila declares that the Ardat-Yakshi are not the Reapers' slaves and triggers the detonator. Once she makes it outside, Falere is distraught with Shepard for allowing Rila to die.
-If Samara is present, she will say that an Ardat-Yakshi cannot live outside a monastery.  With no monastery left, Samara would be forced by [[Justicar]] code to kill her last living daughter, Falere. Rather than do this or break her sworn code, Samara attempts to commit suicide, which Shepard can stop. If Samara is stopped, Falere declares she will stay in the monastery, and Samara [[War Assets/Asari#Samara|joins the war effort]]. If Samara is allowed to die (or did not survive the suicide mission), Shepard can either let Falere stay on the planet, where she promises that she will not let herself be captured alive if the Reapers come again, or kill her, saying she is a risk.
+If Samara is present, she attempts to commit suicide so as to not to break the [[Justicar]] code which requires her to kill her last living daughter, Falere. If she is stopped, Falere declares she will stay in the monastery, and Samara [[War Assets/Asari#Samara|joins the war effort]]. If Samara does not survive, Shepard can either let Falere stay on the planet, where she promises that she will not let herself be captured alive if the Reapers come again, or kill her, saying she is a risk.