abzy1200
Pro Adventurer
Besides the fact that this is so weird, why would this ever be relevant to a debate?! Are they trying to prove only people who (almost definitely) can't interpret media properly, and people missing basically all the context would think Clerith is canon? Ironic, to say the least.I believe he also claimed to have shown his girlfriend's 3rd grade class AC as an experiment to see which of the ladies Cloud was in love with.
Somehow I feel like Marlene and arguments surrounding stuff she says was an inspiration for that.
and yet no matter how broken they are, they'll never concede that Cloud's promised land isn't the church. Even though, yet again, that directly contradicts the message Advent Children is trying to send.I think I may have legitimately broken BB's brain.
Not going to lie, that does seem highly sus and sounds like intentional fuel for the LTD having him say that while a bunch of flowers surround him. But like, Cloud doesn't remember who Aerith is in Dissidia, no? So how could he be talking about her?Dissidia is the one they insisted was Clerith because of the flower field in the ending and the half finished line. 012 is where it clobbers you over the head that the one Cloud wants to meet is Tifa.
Same answer as always, starts with c- and ends with -ope.I'm still not sure where the idea that holding hands was the truest expression of love came from. That and the idea that Lover's tie only refers to that.
And also when Aerith says to Cloud that Tifa would make a great wife, to which he replies; "I wonder who Tifa likes."You have to get so invested in games you never play. Remember with Itadaki/ Fortune Street was absolutely proving C/A canon, only for Aerith and Angelo from FF8 to flirt in their interactions on the board? (Also remember it's mario party/ monopoly for Enix characters)
and how the opening oddly draws more parallels with other "canon" pairings with Cloud and Tifa than it does with Cloud and Aerith. Hilarious. Imagine having to refer to stuff like a mario party type spinoff crossover instead of the actual compilation material, and it's not even in your favour.
This is the thing. Whenever I rarely argue with a Clerith it's never with the intention to actually change their mind, that's never going to happen. It's for the poor onlooker who happens upon the thread/reply chain. It's genuinely so easy to poke holes in their arguments that you never really have to try very hard in the first place. Just have to point out the lack of logic being used and then you can safely leave.Hardcore Clerith arguments change moment to moment to argue against a specific thing. There is no need for narrative synthesis when Aerith is winning, after all.
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Something else, in Dirge of Cerberus, Barret is living in Seventh Heaven again right?
This is based off of the assumption that Seventh Heaven doesn't have any more than three bedrooms, since I don't think it's ever been shown or implied to have more than that, anymore than that and I think I would honestly be questioning how rough times really were if they were able to setup a four (or more) bedroom house in the middle of a city, that's also a bar. Even in the event that Cloud and Tifa didn't share a room pre-AC, I'm struggling to think of sleeping arrangements here that makes sense that doesn't have Cloud and Tifa sharing a room. If I'm not leaving anything out or forgetting something, then any arrangement other than this one would raise more questions than answers, honestly:
Cloud and Tifa take one room
The children take another
Barret takes the third one.
Game of Thrones summed up XD
Even though I've never seen it, I vote they should just pretend the final season never happened and carry on from there.OMG that is exactly what I was thinking of lmao. It’s so unfortunate because it’s in the very first episode even. You’re like welp this amounts to nothing.
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