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But we can speculate that the other Final Aeons were good people that hated the killing, just like Jecht. After all they were part of a High Summoner's pilgrimage!
I imagine there is a constant "arm wrestle" between Sin and each guardian/Aeon soul and when that guardian can't holdout any longer Sin kills.
Again, not neccessarily. At the end of X, when the party meets Jecht, he tells them that he will soon be sin, completely. This suggests only a limited amount of time for the core to influence sin...
Good point. But we have also concluded that Sin is getting stronger as time passes so that overpowering may have taken a long time to happen with, say, Lord Zaeon. It would help explain the 600 years of Sin running loose and no summoners volunteering...
How do we know no summoners volunteered? We know none were successful. Many summoners died en route, or gave up... Some may evn have been successful in obtaining the final aeon, but if their bond to the fayth was not strong enough, Sin would have just killed both...
True. And it would make sense that it took long to train Summoners starting from scratch...Quote:
Originally Posted by Aurons Ghost
The game gives an example of a summoner who failed, whats her name in Remiem Temple (she actually says she tried and failed). Also to early points about the aeons making Sin being good they could also be someone like Seymore who figured out the system and used a summoner to gain the power of being Sin.
Her names Belgimine and yes I'm sure i heard a few more that had tryed and failed:)
why do the fayth not just tell any of the previous summoners to walk inside sin and beat him down.
They dun want to stop dreaming.
Do you notice they get tired of dreaming even though to be dreaming u have to be asleep so how can they be tired
First of all, the fayth in Gagazet is used to summon Dream Zanarkand.
The Fayths that is used to summon Aeons cherish that dream.
The fayth decided to stop the dreaming because it is pointless and is time to move forward.Quote:
"For a long time, we had forgotten how to go forward."
"You reminded us we must go forward."
Not because they overslept or something.
This game is so confusing:(
i know
Its not that confusing, if you want confusing try Calculus:cry:. Anyways maybe to the Fayth dreaming of Zanarkland was like a nightmare, seeing a place and people they knew were gone and that the Fayth could never return to.