Am I the first one who find strange that Ward says "Woo,not again" when he hears the "fairy" sounds?
He was on Timber forest when that happens and as far as I know there are no dreams from before that.
So who did Ellone sent to their head before?
Am I the first one who find strange that Ward says "Woo,not again" when he hears the "fairy" sounds?
He was on Timber forest when that happens and as far as I know there are no dreams from before that.
So who did Ellone sent to their head before?
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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No.That is not this.
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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Yes it is. Kiros says "Laguna are you sure this is the right way?" then you change to the next screen and as you're walking Ward says "Hoo, boy not again" referring to them being lost! It's done this way to keep the pacing up because the player has no idea what's going on.
Except that dialogue is not ambigous.
"(statement about them essentially being lost)"
"Hoo boy not again."
It's set up in a direct sequence that shows this is the most obvious meaning behind the dialogue.
He says this after our characters think inside them.
I am not talking about the event near the car.
What I said happened either on the first screen or the second,I am positive about this.
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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It seems fairly straightforward.Originally Posted by Final Fantasy 8
If you can find more instances of the dream characters being aware of something then go for it.
Thanks Champagne.
There is no evidence Ward was referring to them being lost.
There is also no evidence to the contrary.
But Ward says that RIGHT AFTER Seed thinks so my theory is the most plausible.
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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Not really. Since this was the first time they had experienced it, and there is no evidence to suggest they had gone through it before, it fits better with the fact that Laguna had gotten them lost.
I'm also pretty sure that they would have discussed it more, rather than just a passing comment by Ward.
Evidence,please.Not really. Since this was the first time they had experienced it
Cause and consequence.End.But Ward says that RIGHT AFTER Seed thinks so my theory is the most plausible.
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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And when they meet Laguna in Esthar, he talks about the times that Squall and company were junctioned (or whatever its technical term) is to them. He said they thought it was 'the faeries', as they gave them extra power in battle. This implies that they could not feel or hear the thoughts of the SeeDs, i.e the relationship was uni-directional. So, whether the SeeDs were thinking or whether they were not thinking, the trio of Laguna, Kiros & Ward would remain oblivious, just knowing that the junction had occurred because they were now more powerful.