Yes, she is a hero, which places her squarely at the top of the world. You can't go and save the world, and expect to be shoved off into obscurity if you live; if you died, hell, you would be venerated as a godlike figure. There's no winning; you either die, or you deal with the whole of the world's population. There's so many instances in FFX-2 where Yuna is incapable of acting on what she really wants to do because of the expectations people had of her. If she really wanted to avoid the politicking, she'd just not listen to anyone, and yet she does. However, there are several figures in the real world that can be compared to Yuna. Okay, so they haven't quite saved the world, but they are world leaders, and have incredible power and influence, enough to get millions of people to listen to them.

That would depend on the circumstances of the war, and as far as I bothered to tell, yes, their particular story was tragic, but very likely mirrored in some way with any other number of faceless pawns. I don't like war, but I do accept the premise that people dying is a necessary difficulty. How people come to this end is irrelevant, and they [Shuyin and Lenne] is another tragic story. But I did not feel that their story was enough to warrant anything other than my indifference. Frankly, I think he did something incredibly rash and borderline the exact opposite of what she wanted.

If that weren't true enough at the time, the 1000 extra years to reflect on his own demise was more than enough to convince him to do something even more over the top. Yeah, she forgave him and everything, but what he did and planned to do was pretty repulsive. To me, it was a weak premise: "ohh my girlfriend died, now you're all gonna die for it, and 1000 years wasn't enough for me to get over it." I might as well just build a sonic death ray, and forget to carry a decimal properly. That'll kill people real quick!

Sex doesn't have an emotional component? I can't use it to show someone I care?