Jairus
Author of FFVII: Lifestream & FFVII: Reflections
Well, we didn't actually see much of what happened to the pillar complex where she was after the plate fell. Some of it might've been intact since the plate fell in pieces. And that still doesn't answer why only one glove would be brought back instead of both. Also, how would a random rescue worker know to bring the glove to Biggs? There's no guarantee the person would even have known either of them. And it's likely that Biggs is waking for the first time in the ending, so he couldn't have done it himself or told anyone to do it.
And why would a stranger take something off the body of someone they don't know to give to someone else they don't know? And why would a memento be taken before Biggs even had a chance to see the body? Wouldn't they wait until he did that first? And Wedge wasn't in the pillar when he supposedly died, he was in the Shinra building. So he might've been as injured as Biggs and unable to leave anything there. But the three pencils could mean he's alive as well as Jessie and Biggs.
As for the rest, Ody summed it up quite nicely. But to be even more concise, I'll put it into a sort of mathematical equation to illustrate what the intended thought process for the viewer might've been:
Jessie's glove + Biggs alive = Jessie alive too?
As Ody said, the scene is deliberately presented to cause a certain immediate reaction in the viewer's mind, as illustrated above.
And why would a stranger take something off the body of someone they don't know to give to someone else they don't know? And why would a memento be taken before Biggs even had a chance to see the body? Wouldn't they wait until he did that first? And Wedge wasn't in the pillar when he supposedly died, he was in the Shinra building. So he might've been as injured as Biggs and unable to leave anything there. But the three pencils could mean he's alive as well as Jessie and Biggs.
As for the rest, Ody summed it up quite nicely. But to be even more concise, I'll put it into a sort of mathematical equation to illustrate what the intended thought process for the viewer might've been:
Jessie's glove + Biggs alive = Jessie alive too?
As Ody said, the scene is deliberately presented to cause a certain immediate reaction in the viewer's mind, as illustrated above.