Ok, first of all I just want to say that this is my first time talking about a topic like this despite FF8 being the BEST GAME in the world for me. But after reading the entire FAQ, I just had to say something.

Sir Bahamut, I have nothing to say to you and OnionKnight and anyone else involved with this project but the fact that so far that was the best thing I ever read in life. No seriously, it was.

The way you guys presented you're cases and theories, which ultimately lead to inevitable and VERY clever evidence and support from the Game and the Ultimania themselves were astonishing enough on point.

The way OnionKnight presented his case about Ultimecia as a character, a villain, and a victim of the Game itself was amazingly well detailed and supported. And the sheer arrogance of the cow being killed and grilled to perfection was smurfin' deliciously priceless!

In the end, I understand that you guys a merely speculating about certain things in the entire project, but the amount of time and effort you guys have put into your project is illuminatingly apparent.

The reason I never REALLY joined debates about my favorite game ever is simple. I just like sitting back, watching, and listening, to people make an ass of themselves when the answers are pretty apparent. Even so, you guys enlightened me to a side of this Game I never thought was quite their, which was Ultimecia's back story and true motives.

Now here me out, I always knew Ulti was and will always be one of the most BAD ASS villian to ever grace a video game. But to put such emphasis on her entire being the way you guys did. To have the reader see what's happening in the environment around her, her life as a child, her thoughts, her feelings, her emotions, her inevitable fate is the universe that is FF8. Even though this is mostly speculation...YOU GUYS ARE THE !!!

Now, one more thing before I leave this at what it is. I actually believe that there's a way you can take apart the Static Timeline Theory and the Dynamic Timeline Theory and combine certain aspect of the two to make one new theory which will make things more concrete and easier when explaining. Have you guys ever thought of that?