can you explain diferent symbols on the answers of hawke in dragon age 2?

Answer 1

Of course!

The Halo and Angel Wings means that Hawke will "be helpful or particularly nice"

The Stem with Leaves means that Hawke will "take an agreeable, tactful position"

The Mask means that Hawke will be "Wry, humerous, or witty"

The Diamond means that Hawke will "act charmingly"

The Fist means that Hawke will "speak or act aggressively"

The Gavel means that Hawke will "speak directly or rudely"

The Two swords crossing means that Hawke will "Initiate a fight, or strike / kill someone in conversation"

The Face silhouette means that Hawke will "Deuptize a companion to act or speak, instead"

The Heart means that Hawke will "flirt or persue deeper romance"

The Broken Heart means that Hawke will "permanentely end a romance or turn down a proposition"

The Check Mark means that Hawke "agrees or consents"

The X means that Hawke "disagrees or refuses"

The 3-way arrow icon means that Hawke "is choosing one of multiple exclusive options"

The Star means that Hawke "is making a special choice that is only available because of previous decisions"

The Falling Coins means that Hawke "will either extort money, or pay an informant, as indicated."

The Crossed fingers means that Hawke "will lie"

The Question mark means that Hawke will ask a question that does not necessarily lead the conversation directly towards its conclusion.

 

These descriptions are straight out of the instruction booklet.