Oh... not this smeg again... We had to deal with this trite before. You aren't pushing anything new by trying to invoke the Prison.
Or they could be in between you and Ultimecia, since, y'know, you're travelling forward through time, Ulti is controlling them, and her machine has a limit.
Correlation!= Causation.
You must not know anyone. Poor dear.
In short, making her Rinoa in body only. Yes. Tons of depth. If you'll excuse me, I'm drowning in the sarcasm.
Just because you're physically deformed, it neither makes you logical, nor a space elf. You are, to repeat a coining, sodomizing parsimony with a marital aid made from prison plumbing. The above is a HUGE non sequitor.
And with THAT outrageous claim, you render your ability to prove it completely impossible. You fail, good day, enjoy your biscuit.
Theory, no. Wild screaming postulate, maybe.
Even assuming that it keeps her perfectly suspended (It doesn't), Rinoa still eventually ages and dies.I said it already: Sorceress prison. You know, like the one they put Adel in? She didn't seem to need sustainence while in it and also appeared to be in suspended animation, so that's the most obvious theory.
You DO realize she was actually using Mind Control on the boy, si?As to the soul-suspending thing, I think of the relationship between a sorceress and her knight to be similar to that of a summoner and her guardian in FFX, in that special bonds--love being the most obvious--gives her more power over her knight. This ties into another theory I have that all Final Fantasies are related, but that's a whole 'nother ballpark. Evidence of a sorceress having some effect over her knight's will is the flashback to when the team defeated Edea and watched as Seifer helped the newly-possessed Rinoa to her feet. He seems to be in some sort of a trance, and [/SIZE][/FONT] [FONT="][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]acknowledges the puppeteer being as "Sorceress Ultimecia."
Oh, and prove your claim that Sorcerer/Knight grants them powers. Though where are you getting the "guardian powers" thing from?
In short- No. In long- Prove it.I think GFs are exactly this: sorceresses' knights whose souls were bound to something to alter them into demons. This is based on the Doomtrain ring and the Diablos lamp, and putting this idea in motion is what makes me think that Squall was bound to the Griever ring from whence he emerged years later as Griever.
No, you're trying to make up what simply is not there.Yes! Exaclty my point! I--and many others--see things like this as there being more than what is apparent.
When an explanation requires far more rings than the entire corps of lanterns, it has issues, to say the least.Well, I've hardly tried. I've always been convinced of it and seeing this theme throughout the game--intentional or not--was always there. It's the explaination part as to how it all went down where trying come into play.