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Let’s start with the main hero and heroine; Squall and Rinoa. Their love story is contrived. Squall treats her like dirt all through Disc 1 pretty much. In disc 2 he actually was thinking about other things and hesitating while the entire party screamed “go save Rinoa!!!!”
Then BAM. Disc 3 and Squall can’t live without her. Now I fully appreciate the idea of not valuing something until it’s taken away but I think relationships should have foreshadowing and hints. Yes I guess you could use the front of the game and simple logic to deduce they’ll end up together but an in-story explanation would have been preferable.
He's a person who tries to hide away his feelings, even from himself. So when a person suddenly likes him with no apparent reason he gets confused. Happens to real life people all the time. On disc 3, yeah he did carry Rinoa all the way to Esthar to help her, but in space on the Ragnarok he's still reluctant to show her his feelings. Is easier to show them to a person who's unconcious.

As for the characters themselves...Squall is too easy so I’ll just focus on Rinoa.
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Again, sudden abrupt character development with zero foreshadowing. In Trabia, she suddenly decides she doesn’t like to fight or want to fight.
“Well gee, aren’t you the head of a terrorist group? And aren’t you gonna fight in possibly hundreds of more battles after this?”
Rinoa: no needs for concern. By disc 3 this entire plot point will be forgotten as much as Seifer and Squall’s rivalry.
Did you even pay attention to the script? On the train she just wanted to have peaceful conversation with Deling, not kidnap him or kill him, but try to convince him that hi doing people wrong. She's not a pacifist thought. When someone fights her, she fights back.

We move on to Quistis. She is blond and uh...bossy according to Irvine and thought she loved Squall.
I didn't like Quistis either. But there have been discussions on whether she's a blonde ar a redhead.

Right.

Now we move onto Zell. He’s hyperactive, tries to b ea know-it-all, easily annoyed and likes hotdogs.
He's also caring, helpful and resourceful.

Right.

Finally we have Irvine. The man who obviously has problems firing things other than his gun as he hits on every woman around to compensate. I guess this was supposed to be funny...but it wasn’t.
He also has problems firing guns. But then again, you didn't pay much attention to what happened in the game, apparently.

Oh and then there’s Selphie. She’s cute so I’ll let her slide.
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Which cast did you find the worst then?
I like most of the cast, it's more some significant persons I don't like.