@ Reference: You can find it under Tifa's mini summary in the DoC profile. It states that Tifa and Cloud have revealed their mutual feelings for each other, and two years later, they're living together.
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@ Reference: You can find it under Tifa's mini summary in the DoC profile. It states that Tifa and Cloud have revealed their mutual feelings for each other, and two years later, they're living together.
Exactly. So why would they need to show Cloud and Tifa holding hands/kissing/or whatever else counts as romantic for the Clerii (hand reaching? back-to-backness?) when it's an established fact within that universe? They already tell you so, and you -- the audience -- look at DoC with that assumption already made. At least, you're supposed to accordign to SE.It states that Tifa and Cloud have revealed their mutual feelings for each other, and two years later, they're living together.
The story of FFVII does not end with each disk and begin anew. Neither does it stop in the game and start once more with AC. It's a continuous narrative.
Therefore, the original game does not go out the window, because it is the foundation of the rest of the Compilation.
Explain.
Why is Last Order irrelevant?
As I said, please stop looking at the story in fragments. Cloud and Tifa either are in a realtionship or they are not.
There's no 'Well, it's Cloti for the first disk, then Cloud/Yuffie the second and Cloud/Seph the third.'
So, you're saying it's inconclusive?
You run into the same problem Drake did. You would still need to show that it is inconclusive.
You do realize that Last Order did not take place when they were twelve? Also, if you can't remember/did not know, right after Cloud sees Tifa years later the Jenova cells cause him to form a new Cloud - the ideal man he wants to be... and after seeing Tifa. The Lifestream reveals to us that his one desire is to be Tifa's hero, thus requesting her not to tell anyone, as it's a secret - even though she's the one that's part of the secret. In the Highwind, they reveal their mutual feelings for each other. Mutual feelings of love. In Case of Tifa, Cloud states that they'll be together. Nomura mentions Tifa as a koibito. I can keep going on with this.As a matter of fact it's a pretty justifiable way of looking at it. At one point I had one girlfriend, at another I had a different girlfriend. And, as a personal example, I did make all sorts of silly promises to one of my girlfriends when I was 12, and I truly loved her at that age, you really think I feel that same way now? thing's have changed and lots of stuff happened, I don't even know where she is right now, but I moved on a long time ago because I have fallen in love since then. That's why all the stuff that happened in LO and FF7 doesn't really matter as much as the more current stuff right now.
@ Reference: You can find it under Tifa's mini summary in the DoC profile. It states that Tifa and Cloud have revealed their mutual feelings for each other, and two years later, they're living together.
@ Channy: I'm not using the DoC game, I'm just using a quote off the booklet.
It's important, but you have to understand what all those experiences are worth at this point. It is essentially the past, and these are memories. You can't bring something like the promise Cloud made to Tifa, or that she was his first love and use that as irrefutable evidence that he still loves her in a romantic sense and they will always be together as a couple. It just doesn't work that way. Besides FF7 allowed the player to chose who Cloud would be more affectionate to, so any evidence you pull out of it that would refer to Cloud's feeling for Tifa, is anything but certain.
Let us not forget that SE also managed to bring the promise in the end of FFVII, despite the claim of many... In the end, he saves her before she falls into the Lifestream.You can bring up that promise because it's right there through the entire compilation--including DoC. "Sorry I'm late", that's a very specific message between the two. And unlike the girlfriend you had at 12 you're probably not living with her and raising a family together, now are you? Using that as an example just kind of baffles. This isn't a couple that separated due to lack of love. this is a couple that has endured from age 8 until now. As a couple. And yeah, it's romantic--even after Aerith steps in.
No worries ~well, ok, first this thread is a bit crazy and should have a "enter at your own risk" tag on in so, I had to ignore a lot of your responses, sry. buttaaaa, I did say I'm not that LTD literate, so yeah, I did read a lot of their CLERITH stuff and I thought it was fairly articulate at the time (I only watched AC by then). So, if you'd excuse my ignorance on the matter, I'd like to know how their kiobito arguement was refuted, or plainly wrong (as you make it seem)?
Actually, the original scene was for Cloud and Tifa to be getting out of a Chocobo farm and adjusting their clothes rashly - meaning that SE had intended for them to make some loving. Though, they said they had to tone it down. And toning it down does not mean completely erasing the idea, so we can conclude from there that they did something.And isn't the highwind scene the one where Tifa says words are not the only thing that tell you how you feel - or smth? I know the scene, but how does that prove Cloud still has feelings for Tifa when the content of that scene can change depending on the player's preference. Or ok, if you go that way, for the hell of it, even on the high affection level for Tifa, what Cloud said seemed so subtle and indirect that it can easily become subjective.
Tifa's personality is of one of a girlfriend's/lover, of course. She treats everyone as if they were her lover.
Well, as for the Highwind scene, A: It's not controlled by the date parameters, but a separate value related to Tifa's use in battle.
You misunderstand. I am in no way saying that simply because Cloud liked a girl back in the day, it necessarily means he still does and wants to sex her up.It is essentially the past, and these are memories. You can't bring something like the promise Cloud made to Tifa, or that she was his first love and use that as irrefutable evidence that he still loves her in a romantic sense and they will always be together as a couple.
There is nothign optional about Cloud saying "only Tifa's opinion & attitude matters" or singling her out only and apologizing to her especially.FF7 allowed the player to chose who Cloud would be more affectionate to
True fact! Tifa's too good for him.I'll say this though, Spiky's gotta be one lost, confused son of a bitch to act the way he does in relation to Tifa. She's too good for him... AMEN
To show us how in the past Cloud and Tifa are, of course.I wonder why they would edit that in the first place.