Celes and 'Maria & Draco'

The moral of the story is that FFVI is better than FFVII in every aspect, except, of course, graphics. Sorry, that's the way it is.

But other'n that. Celes and her inner struggle, including the suicide attempt, were much more dramatic than Aeris being shiskabobbed on a big dumb sword. With Aeris, it's just this ignorant, innocent little girl that has completely unrealistic dreams. With Celes, you have a soldier, bred to be a warrior, so different from everybody else, but who shows that she still has the emotions and feelings of normal people, and strives to join them -- not lead them, not do her own thing, but to be a part of something greater.

Not to mention Suicide Vs. Murder.

The opera scene made me love the game more..The whole concept of it, it's so exciting, dramatic, touching..It is just so perfect!

Celes is one of my favorites characters..She's s been through many things, however she managed to overcome the problems, and "found out" her real self..I have always believed that Locke did play a major role on it..
That's why <3 Locke-Celes relationship..

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Originally Posted by Sasquatch

The moral of the story is that FFVI is better than FFVII in every aspect, except, of course, graphics. Sorry, that's the way it is.

But other'n that. Celes and her inner struggle, including the suicide attempt, were much more dramatic than Aeris being shiskabobbed on a big dumb sword. With Aeris, it's just this ignorant, innocent little girl that has completely unrealistic dreams. With Celes, you have a soldier, bred to be a warrior, so different from everybody else, but who shows that she still has the emotions and feelings of normal people, and strives to join them -- not lead them, not do her own thing, but to be a part of something greater.

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Lol, you shouldn’t try to pass your opinions off as fact. That post reeks of bias…

Anyway, I still say that a murder is far more dramatic than a attempted suicide, isn’t that logical? It doesn’t really matter which character you think was superior ( for the record, I like Celes better than Aeris as well…) .

Then go with General Leo.

I agree. The ideas of murder and suicide... murder is un-asked for, but its also very sudden. There wasn't really a whole lot surrounding Aeris' murder. It just happened. With Celes there were reasons and story. Stuff to sink your teeth in. If they had set up a small plot detail surrounding Aeris' death... (god imagine the raves over it then). Celes' suicide was just set up better I think.

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Originally Posted by Sasquatch

Then go with General Leo.

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But General Leo wasn't a main character, thus there wasn't as much attachment...