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Including Tifa's jealousy into her overall character does make her more well rounded than Aerith - I'll have to point out that Aerith is a bit of a flat character throughout the series. We see Tifa develop her 'maturity' throughout childhood, and does still have quite a few flaws within her...

LOL, did he ask you to make it? :monster:

Have fun Que., :monster:

This is unexpected - good luck, and I hope you come back soon, :monster:

I know that dumbass, and good luck with job hunting.

But of course. :awesome: Hi there Shadey, :monster: Who are you speaking to? :wacky:

Calm down grandmas, I never meant any harm. :wacky:

I'm younger than you old people. Now lie down and drink your tea. :awesome:

Yes, you see me, because you totally want to be me. :wacky: Hi there Carlie, are you doing well? :monster:

Which is me? :wacky:

How considerate of you to say. Anyways, I'm off. Night Aud.

Because accepting two rings at that time would totally not label you as a whore. Oh wait, it still does.

He was telling them to fucking leave, what else could she do? There was a crowd coming to get Erik, and Raoul standing there, watching the two.

No it wasn't. She kissed him because she wanted to, not because she felt damn sympathy for him. If she felt sympathy or Erik at that time, she would have said, "Yes, I'll stay with you," instead of doing an act that was completely unrelated and out of line of where they were, and right in front...

She did NOT kiss him to save Raoul. She kissed him because she wanted to FF's. There's not even a slight mention of Erik forcing Christine to do that. Hell, he didn't even expect that. Unless you're honestly telling me that Christine 'knew' that the Phantom would free both Christine and Raoul...

LOL, if you call that lust, then I guess Christine and Raoul's kiss was totally based off of lust, am I right?

That's all the Phantom's doing - and she seems to gladly accept it. That's passion. Lust is a completely different matter.

Right, do we have to bring that up? FF's. Oh right, because having fear of some guy who's been abused constantly in the past is totally wrong. Christine did fear him, but she also knew that he would never hurt her. She's not an idiot - she stuck around because she wanted more. And no, it wasn't...

Um, right. You're thinking about the book there. If you've actually watched the movie and the musical, you would know that his mannerisms are clearly trying to seduce Christine with his actions and his words. I mean, hell, The Point of No Return had the two talking about having sex and wanting...

Did you even watch the movie or the musical? Erik tells Christine herself that he loves her. And Christine basically dedicates her life to him, and says so herself. If you can't agree that it's a romantic love, then fine, but there was most definitely a love there.