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The Crystal
Yeah, but in the same time, her GG was here, so, who can say that it didn't work in him? I was in another thread(in another forum), and people are discussing about it, and my conclusion is that, this is only about interpretation. OR maybe the RF say something about it. Can you see in your copy of the RF?
Yes. In regards to this scene, Nomura said he was glad he was able to show Aerith 'getting through' to Kadaj, so that he 'could find his redemption'. Definitely suggest psychological, rather than mechanistic happenings.
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I don't belive that what they said is false. The guys that i know are great FFVII fans, and they know everything about it. They use informations about the RF in many arguments, and they don't have any motive to lie. Hell, some of them even know japanese.
If they are fanboys, they have motive to lie, to make their favorite look better. Not proof that they are, but still, it helps to have a page number.
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Instead of making a guess, why you just don't look through it? I'm using what i heard about it, but if you have the RF with you, you can look in it, and help both of us in this discussion.
Because it was late, I would have to dig it out, and it's 100 pages to sift through. Now that it's early, I can do some of that. Still not seeing it in the Sephiroth or story sections.
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You are talking about the part of the "tentacles"? Is in the begin of the fight. Cloud and Sephiroth clash their swords against each other, and then you can see it. Is in the part that the coral begin to sing for the first time.
And what was its overall effect? Nada.
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Like you, i don't know. But considering that he wanted to destroy the entire world with it, what i said is possible.
Yes, but possible isn't proof.
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And this is what i'm saying. He didn't controll all of it, but he could, by corrupting it. This is why i'm saying that he is more powerfull than the Lifestream itself.
Just because you control something does not make you more powerful than it. Control is not always about power. In this case, it is about infection, by taking the weak wills of those dead from lifestream. Most likely, he controls the stream by telling willless dead folk to 'push', the same way it came out at the end of FF7
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Like i said, this is only about interpretation.
And considering my interpretation does not require an additional hoop to jump through, and looking through, and has support from Reunion files (specifically when they are discussing that scene, and say Aerith 'got through' to him and helped him find redemption), parsimony favors it. Yours, "Great Gospel is responsible, and the reason why it doesn't seem to have an effect is, because, um..."
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But by your own word, you have more than that. You said that you have the RF. Why you don't pick it, and use it, in this thread?
Because I don't feel like flipping through 100 some pages just to show that you're full of it when you haven't even given us proof one, for one. For two, because YOU need to use it to substantiate your claim.
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If you think that i'm wrong, then why you don't use the RF to prove it?
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Use the RF, and prove that i'm wrong then.
That's not how it works at all, child. Until you provide me with the relevant citation, I have no reason to believe what you say.
And on a look through the relevant parts, I have even less reason to believe you.
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Sephiroth is more powerfull than OW, because he can corrupt and controll it.
Say what? This you'll definitely have to give a source on.
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Well, thinking about that, i think that it can't controll all of it. OW can only controll the normal Lifestream, not the stagnant one. The stagnant one make OW more weak, this is why Chaos(made of stagnant Lifestream) Vincent could destroy it. But this doesn't mater, because my argument is that Sephiroth was more powerfull than it. Even if OW could absorb the stagnant Lifestream, Sephiroth could still corrupt it.
So, wild, baseless claims, basically. Gotcha. For all you know, Omega could rip the lifestream out of Sephy's grasp, and purify it lickety split, if it were not dormant during the years between 7 and AC. It also is worth noting that stagnant Mako generally does not come about naturally.
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Kefka destroyed a planet too.
No, Kefka made a planet very sad. Kuja planetbusted.
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Seryously, if you have the RF, why you don't use it to prove your points in this discussion?
Because until recently, I had no idea what your supposed source was.