Maybe squall just forgot his lines and the director decided that was a good plot to take? Ha, sorry my idea of rubbish humor.*bows head in shame*
I think he is scared to show his emotions, but at the same time he cares for her so much that he cant help but let his feelings out, kinda like an internal conflict between truth, understanding, love and conformation.
If you have played disc 3 recently, he dosen't slowly realize how much he cared for Rinoa. From the very beginning of disc 3 till the very end, all his thoughts and actions were directed towards saving Rinoa and to reunite with her.Originally Posted by boys from the dwarf
i disagree with you saying he didnt care when rinoa could have died. if you have played that part recently i think youll notice that he couldnt save her because there were things that required his immediate attention and im pretty sure when he realizes that he cant save her he says something like "dammit!" but he sends zell to do it and it all works out in the end. and it is true. you often never realize how important someone (or something.) is until their taken away from you. i dont think squalls sudden change of heart is perticularly unrealistic. and also at the start of disk three. he isnt instantlyall "noooo! rinoa. curse you sorceresses!" he seems to slowly realize how much he really cares for her.
At the very start of disc 3, Squall wakes up in his dormitory and instantly Rinoa was the only thing on his mind. He went to the infirmary to check on Rinoa, then he went to Edea's house and all he could think about was Rinoa, his mind was too occupied with thoughts about Rinoa to even listen to Edea's explanation. He then decided to find Ellone in order to save Rinoa. He wanted to save her so much that he carried her across the railways connecting Fishermans Horizon and Esthar, and from there accompanied her into space to make sure she was safe. After Ultimecia possessed Rinoa again and freed Adel from her seal, Rinoa was lost in space and Squall risked his life in order to rescue her. He even offered to be taken back to the past and change things through Rinoa. Due to Rinoa being a sorceress her powers had to be sealed. But Squall couldn't have that, he went back to the Sorceress Memorial and freed Rinoa, even though he knew it was the wrong thing to do and that it was Rinoa's decision. He even said that should Rinoa become the world's enemy, he'll be her knight.
Squall is very different from the beginning of disc 3, compared to his End of Disc 2 self. If Squall was anything like what he's like in disc 3 during the time when Rinoa was falling off Balamb Garden, he wouldn't have cared about all that crap requiring 'immediate attention', he wouldn't rely on anyone else to go save her, and just went to save Rinoa himself. Because that's excactly what he would've done in disc 3.
oh. by slowly i meant he seems to care even more as things go along E.G first hes mourning her and cant stop thinking about her and then hes carrying her to esthar. then he goes into space to rescue her then he free her from SM. so he seems to care more and more as i goes along.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr3x_RRJdd4
...*holds up free hugs sign.*
The circumstances might've been different, but his level of determination towards saving Rinoa was the same throughout; he'd do anything he can to save her.
Before he found a way to save Rinoa he couldn't really do anything else besides mopping around, but when he found out about Ellone being in Esthar he carried Rinoa there to seek help from Ellone. In space Squall saw through Ellone that Rinoa was drifting in space somewhere, and went out to find her. When Rinoa was sealed in the Sorceress Memorial, Squall knew about it and decided to free Rinoa. He can only take a path that's available to him, and no matter how dangerous it is he'd take it in order to save Rinoa. Something he only started doing in disc 3.
He just.. fell in love. Or noticed it then, either one.
Str8 Pimpin'
Puberty came late for him.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
