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Analysis of convergences and similarities between verses of Chant of Light and elven beliefs, presenting a hypothetical past events.

The theory centers around the appearance of the Seven Gates within the Canticle of Exaltations, contemplating their potential relationship with both the ancient deities known as the Old Gods and the Eluvians. Moreover, it proposes that the Canticle of Exaltations may possess a predictive nature, possibly hinting at future events.

The elves reclaimed their heritage by revising history to bolster pride and challenge their former masters - magisters of Tevinter. They recast their deities as benevolent beings rather than malicious overlords. Central to this revision is The Canticle of Shartan — a stirring tale celebrating Dread Wolf's rebellion.

The Evanuris' symbols have appeared in games and Dragon Age related media since Origins. Each of elven gods have their own unique symbol, which has been depicted throughout the series. While some symbols can be easily attributed to specific Evanuris based on context or direct references, others remain more mysterious and open to interpretation.

The stars in the night sky are not just to be observed; they hold deeper meanings that are closely tied to mythology and religion. Many constellations represent mythological beings from ancient times, serving as visual reminders of the stories and legends passed down through generations. As faith shifted from the Evanuris to the Old Gods, so did the symbolism of the constellations.

In the universe of Dragon Age, symbolism plays a crucial role in unraveling the history. This is particularly evident when it comes to the Elven vallaslins that carry profound meanings that are deeply intertwined with the symbolism of the Evanuris, the elven gods.

The speculation revolves around Ariane, the Dalish warrior encountered in Witch Hunt, potentially being a spy for the Dread Wolf. This inference comes from an analysis of her armor and certain inconsistencies in her dialogues and interactions with those around her. The sum of these contradictions raises questions about her true allegiance and motives.

The theory delves into the ancient history of elven civilization, providing insights regarding their nature through Solas' personal story and his true identity. It explores how certain passages within the Chant of Light allude to the distant past of the elves, proposes interpretations of 'light' and 'darkness,' suggests a potential origin of the Blight and makes an attempt at redeeming Corypheus.