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I'm not sure. Maybe because with oral tradition the stories get embellished from generation to generation?Quote:
Originally Posted by ForestOwl
Sounds like you heard the source material that trickled down into German mythology that Wagner used for his Ring cycle. I watched 13 hours of grand opera to hear essentially the same story. The music was nice though. :greenie:
Here it is:
A mismatched pair
From different worlds
But also a bridge
Of reconciliation
Well I haven't heard of Afbo, so that method of solving won't work.
Could it be Braska and Yuna's mother? Am I along the right lines?
It's not them, but you are.
Jyscal and Anima?
It's not them either. Your first guess was closer.
Yuna and Rikku?
Yes and no, respectively.
I didn't want to say Yuna and Tidus - it seems too obvious.
The answer involves just Yuna.
Yuna and Seymour, more specifically their marraige.
A mismatched pair-----\They are from totally complete different cultures
From different worlds--/
But also a bridge----\
Of reconciliation ----/ The Highbridge in Bevelle is where the marraige takes place, and it was meant to close the differences between the Guado and Spirans.
sounds right, but im gonna wait for the final verdict.
The mismatched pair does not refer to two people. Just Yuna.
interesting concept BG.
Yuna's eyes.
I'm pretty sure thats right as one is blue and one is green representing the fact that Braska who was normal married an Al bhed who naturally have green eyes.