| Casnar at-Tarin | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Home City | Bergama | ||
| Location | Tashmul at-Tarin's House | ||
| Race | Redguard | Gender | Male |
| Reaction | Friendly | ||
| Other Information | |||
| Faction(s) | Forebears | ||
Casnar at-Tarin is a Redguard found in the city of Bergama. He's the would-be groom to Tiela, if you can help it.
Related QuestsEdit
- Left at the Altar: Try to save a Crown and Forebear marriage.
Quest Related EventsEdit
Before you start the quest, he will say:
- "Must be nice. Being able to just walk out of here and do whatever you want."
Speak to his brother, Enneh at-Tarin at his stall and he'll ask you to go find Casnar at their home. Go upstairs and you'll find the reluctant groom cowering on the floor:
- "Do you often just walk into people's houses and snoop around upstairs?
If my cousin were here, he might not be so friendly. Me … I don't care. I don't really care about anything at this point." - I came here looking for you. Why aren't you at the wedding?
- "I don't know. Maybe because there are armed thugs out there, with orders to break my kneecaps if I try to leave?
If I thought I could get past them, I'd make a run for it, but they'd catch me. It would be pointless." - Why would they break your kneecaps?
- "Ask Tiela's father. He's the one who hired them. Paid Uncle Thakh to make sure I don't get to the wedding.
Jagnas has been against our marriage from the beginning. I don't know why I thought he would come around." - Jagnas is the one who sent me.
- "Of course! He wants Tiela to think I stood her up. She'll hate me for the rest of her life and think he was right all along.
The bastard. If my father were alive, he'd beat the Oblivion out of Jagnas. Of course, that would only make things worse." - Maybe I should talk to him.
- "Don't bother. If he went to this much trouble, he won't change his mind. If you really want to help, there's only one way.
You'll have to talk to Uncle Thakh." - Who is Uncle Thahk?
- "Uncle Thakh and his gang run the streets here in Bergama. They're not above-the-law, but they can be dangerous.
If you can convince Uncle Thakh to let me out, I'll go to the wedding. Jagnas won't be able to say a thing." - I'll go talk to Uncle Thakh then.
Speaking to him again:
- "You know, I think we might actually have a chance of pulling this off.
Well … if you can actually convince Uncle Thakh to let me out …. Hmm. Maybe we don't have a chance after all."
Once you've made a deal with Uncle Thakh gro-Ram, you'll find the groom next to his bride at the wedding ceremony:
- "You missed it! You should have seen the look on Jagnas's face when I arrived!
It was extremely satisfying."
After the ceremony, he'll say:
- "I have to admit, when Uncle Thakh's thugs came to the door, I thought they were going to kill me.
One thing I know—we will certainly be able to look back at our wedding day and laugh."