Oh, I'm not agreeing with this theory. My point is that when Laguna talks about his experience when Squall & Co were there, he doesn't indicate that they could hear the thoughts.
Therefore, the SeeDs thoughts could not lead to Ward reacting by saying, "Not again," as he would not have noticed the actual thought. He would have noticed that they were there because he would feel more powerful, but the actual junction came a while before that, and therefore it would be quite a delayed reaction for him to suddenly say, "Not again."
So you are saying that Laguna Summoned a Gf in front of the hotel bar woman on Deling City?
Or in front of Raine while talking with Kiros?
I donīt think so.
Flo:Honey,the clock is late.Go out fix it.
Mayor Dobe:What hours is it?
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Mayor Dobe:Hey do you wanna to send the Estharians to Centra or what?
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But when the group's conciousness is transfered back in time Laguna and Co become stronger because of the GF's. If this is so, why would Ward say "not again". If it had happened before, wouldnt he be pleased that they got a sudden power boost?
However getting lost isnt a pleasant experience, so Ward refering to them being lost again is the more likely explanation.
Kefka's coming, look intimidating!
Have a nice day!!
They complain about the buzz on their heads.They canīt understand what itīs saying but they perceive it.
Flo:Honey,the clock is late.Go out fix it.
Mayor Dobe:What hours is it?
Flo: 15:30
Mayor Dobe:Hey do you wanna to send the Estharians to Centra or what?
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The real mystery of the dreamworld is how items Laguna buys winds up in Squall's inventory.
Also,how can Zell know about Ellone when her ship arrives given that he donīt dream about Winhill?
Flo:Honey,the clock is late.Go out fix it.
Mayor Dobe:What hours is it?
Flo: 15:30
Mayor Dobe:Hey do you wanna to send the Estharians to Centra or what?
Flo:Ok,let it be on 3:45
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Coincidence. Pure & Utter Coincidence.
Though I do have one thing to ponder.. almost supporting Future Esthars theory :S
In Winhill, while at the bar when Laguna is asking Kiros questions, you get to pick the questions Laguna asks. One of them is a thought of Squalls along the lines of "Where am I?" Picking this, thus gives an explanation of where he is. So there!
Not saying I agree or disagree though... If I recall correctly, Laguna says it just game them power in battle.
I am talking about their appearance on disk 2 blackmage_nuke
Flo:Honey,the clock is late.Go out fix it.
Mayor Dobe:What hours is it?
Flo: 15:30
Mayor Dobe:Hey do you wanna to send the Estharians to Centra or what?
Flo:Ok,let it be on 3:45
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So, you agree that some certain elements of gameplay do relate to external stuff.
The fairy princess in the final battle for example. The Co. party don't easily die in that battle. What if Laguna and his party were responsible for that immortal stuff (fairy princess)?
Proof: Acknowledge that the minds of Squall and his party are active inside the minds of Laguna and his party. Right, so when Laguna or one of his members dies, the Squall and his party won't be physically affected.
I think when Ultimecia casted her time compression; causing everything to be compressed (mixed?). I mean, if you physically mix two things, you get some increased power, right? Maybe that has something to do with the fairy thing.
I've always been careful to distinguish between artifacts that exist purely for the player's benefit and ones that internally contribute to the story. For example, few would question why monsters and allies have floating numbers appear over their heads when they take damage or get healed: it provides practical information for the player. The characters do not seem to notice, which is fine since it serves an external purpose not and internal one.
My guess as to the inventory thing is in case the player found themselves low on potions and the like and can't proceed through the dreamworld without restoking. So it's not really related to the plot. What makes it jarring is that although Ellone's power can transmit consciousness and GFs (which could both exist as energy) through time, material objects are a whole other ball of wax.
So the inventory is really an external issue and the transmission of consciousness is internal. But it would have been funny if Squall wondered out loud how those potions Laguna bought wound up in his pocket.