Secret Anime Club of the Dorcas Republic

Fire Emblem Wiki Games Japan Only Worldwide releases Spin-offs Related Titles Content Community Media On the Wiki Contribute Dorcas 5,451PAGES ON THIS WIKI Add New Page Edit Talk0 Share Dorcas Dorcas Game Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade First Seen Chapter 4: In Occupation's Shadow Starting Class Fighter v · e · d “I...must return home alive. My family is waiting for me...” —Dorcas in a support conversation with Geitz Dorcas (ドルカス Dorukasu) is a playable character in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. He is first seen in Lyndis' story but joins Eliwood's group later on with his old friend Bartre, who also is a fighter. He originally is a mercenary working for a group of bandits Lyndis and her friends are fighting, but after he finds out Lyndis is protecting his wife Natalie from the very same group of bandits he is working for, he decides to join her group. When asked why he was working as a mercenary, he says that he needs money for his injured wife's treatments. Later, in Eliwood's mode, Dorcas comes out of a village on the second turn, along with his rival and friend, Bartre. In Hector's mode, they both join when Eliwood's group is encountered. During chapter 15, in a conversation with Lyn, Dorcas revealed that some time after Lyn's group defeated Lundgren he and Natalie moved to Lycia and settle down in Pherae, where Natalie remains, waiting for Dorcas's return and hoping that Lyn would visit them. At the end of the game, Dorcas ends up having earned the money he needed and returns home to his wife, Natalie, and buys her the needed care. He lives the rest of his life calmly with her, which implies that he was deceased before the War on Bern or that he simply was not involved in the violence at all. Contents[show] PersonalityEdit Dorcas is a reserved and silent man, making him contrast a bit with the more brash and headstrong Bartre. However, he clearly loves his wife, Natalie, and is willing to go to almost any extent to get the money to treat her illness, even resorting to banditry. Howev