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Originally Posted by Pivi
Well, I do not see these things as incompatibility. I have things, that I do not tell my girlfriend, because everyone has their private factor. And I do not think, that we're incompatible with my girlfriend. :)
And when Cloud "hided" something from Tifa, it was nothing that made them separate. It started when Cloud fell in depression.
Oh it is...Cloud found a "new world that only he knew" and Tifa wasn't part of it, remember?
Granted, you don't see those as incompatibility, but then how do you convince me they are compatible in the first place? :eep:
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Actually, I do not think it's only forgiveness. :)
Cloud knows at the end, that he belongs to the "upper world" (it was stated that he do not belong to the "dead world"), and with the "I'm not alone" statement, he indicates, that his friends are there for him, thus he's not alone.
Don't forget, that he felt alone the whole movie, although his friends were there.
Yes, precisely why I feel that "I'm not alone" is not really directed at his friends.
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If he would feel that Aerith will be there for him forever, and he would love her romantically, then it would be much logical for me, that he goes back living in the church, and not with Tifa and the children, but at the end, he goes back to 7th Heaven..
I don't see why going back to 7th heaven means he is letting go of Aerith romantically? If he had gone back to living in the church, it would have meant that Cloud did not get the "enlightenment" that Aerith would always be by his side, no matter what --> it would have been back to square 1 :confused:
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And don't forget how Cloud answers Tifa's loving look with a smile, before he sees Aerith. That's really much indicates for me, that he don't have to separate himself from her anymore (and note that I do not write anything like eternal love here :)).
I forgot about that, sorry. I thought he was smiling in general to everyone, mostly the kids, didn't catch one directed to Tifa solely.
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Well, not for me. :)
No problem at all, just like how your theory wasn't for me :)
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Well, I do not see that this page is truly neutral, but anyway, what does it have to do with Advent Children...?
I have no idea what it has to do with AC. I was commenting on it because you were doing so previously :hahaha:
Even though it's written by a Cleris, did he or she twist facts? Like say giving more points to Aerith and blatantly ignore scenes with Tifa? :confused: Otherwise, how can you assume a Cleris cannot be neutral in one particular essay?
Like I've said, unless someone make a good rebuttal of how that page wasn't well written at all, instead of simply commenting that it wasn't good, I wouldn't simply brush it off. --> As neutral as can be. :D
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Well, in the first hand, I think Cloud do not want to forget Aerith. Letting go of her romantically does not mean that he wants to forget her. This is why he keeps a flower in front of the group picture of his desk.
But the flower field photos are nothing romantical for me, I think he made them for the children (they asked him if he can describe the places where he were, but he couldn't, so hes taking photos for them).
It's very unlogical for me that the photos shows romantical love.
He made them for the children? :eek:
Denzel on Monday: So Cloud, where have you been visiting today?
Cloud: Flowerfields ^_^
Marlene on tuesday: Cloud! What places have you delivered those goods to?
Cloud: Flowerfields ^_^
Denzel & Marlene after 1 week: Wow...that's very interesting... you've been delivering stuff to flowerfields everyday... Is the outside world only made up of flowerfields?
Cloud: Flowerfields....flowerfields...flowerfields.
If flowerfield pictures, after showing the calling with Cloud and Aerith in it, scattered all over his desktop is unromantic i.e. no points for Cleris *beep* , how do you convince me of Cloti, who don't even have such pictures/bonus ending to speak of?
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And the flower fields were shown that Aerith is still watching over them as a motherly figure. It shows nothing that she's waiting for Cloud (don't forget that she gave her blessings to Tifa and Cloud in Maiden over the Planet).
Did Aerith say she is watching them like a motherly figure and not waiting for Cloud?
Strangely, I also thought Tifa was more like a sisterly/motherly figure, smiling for Cloud at the church ending, and not romantic lover.
Are these contradictions due to the fact that I'm pro-Cleris, and you are pro-Cloti? :cry: