Symbols and Motifs Write-upWe have currently explored the themes of jealousy, trust, and belief briefly in the dream interpretations so a full rendition is not necessary, just a continuation of a topic already covered. We see these human characteristics in the rather small backgrounds along the main quest line. Sven and Faendal show jealousy toward each other and the outcome is hate from the party that receives no help from the character. This is an example of direct interaction themes. The second and third of these, belief and trust, are mainly indirect interaction themes, in other words, the character does not have to interact with the AI for these themes to be present. When finishing the Dragonstone quest, the character encounters Delphine who keeps her identity hidden for the simple fact found out later that she cannot trust anyone. The Thalmor, the enemy of the Blades, are after the Blades to eliminate them, hence why Delphine set precautions. The belief comes from Irileth and Delphine and pretty much all others  in Skyrim who are skeptical to the overall  concept of Nordic Legend and require proof of the Dragonborn. For some, like the Nords and the Greybeards, the proof is as simple as the power the Dragonborn has. To others, such as Irileth, it is a basis of what the Dragonborn can do to save the people under her command; or in case of all Skyrim, its people.