Then why share a room at all? If they have enough space to waste an entire room for spare tires and a cot, I'm sure they could have just split the rooms to begin with and Cloud could sleep with all his shit. Then at least Tifa wouldn't have to listen to him snore.Or they could share a room with two single beds.
Cloud has a *cot* in his office. Along with a spare tire and various tools.
And unless you believe Tifa's a creepy stalker who watches Cloud sleep all the way until morning, then I think the only... logical explanation is to go by the fact they probably share a bed. Which is not unusual in the least. Unless you try to make it be.
OWD said:You're saying that aside from being the only threat to his Meteor plans, he also noticed that not only was she friendly with Cloud, but she was the closest to Cloud? That would mean that Sephiroth took special notice of her above AVALANCHE prior to the shishkabob incident.
CoT said:Days after having that conversation, Cloud left. Tifa wondered if that smile he showed her was an illusion. After kissing the sleeping children on the face she went into Cloud’s office. She brushed away the dust on the family photo they had taken and then tried calling him. After several rings the messaging service took over.
so honest question:
why couldn't tifa have been uncomfortable with getting a bed for two people and just gotten a single person bed when cloud got the tiny-ass cot? maybe she just was worried about them as a couple and didn't buy one for two grown adults.
Same here and to me this makes sense.Or they could share a room with two single beds.
That's originally how I imagined it anyways.
Why in God's name are we talking about what Tifa was comfortable buying. Have you watched AC lately. Cloud, Tifa, Marlene and Denzel are all wearing Cloudy Wolf jewelry. They had money to burn. Cloud used money for a giant motorcycle behind Tifa. Why is it such a gigantic problem to think Cloud would use some of that money to buy something a human bring could feasibly sleep on? Seriously, what the hell guys?
Why would she ask him if he loves her? Why would she feel worried about him at all in CoT? Because she worries about their relationship because Cloud keeps everything bottled up.What indication is there that she would choose to give Cloud a tiny, uncomfortable, cot with not even a blanket, than have him sleep in the bed with her, when she apparently loves him so much and wants to start a family with him and be with him? Why would she want to sleep alone when before under the Highwind she was more than happy to sleep next to him, and do the whole "words aren't the only way to convey feelings?"
How would that make any sense within the narrative and context of their relationship from FFVII to ACC?
Why would she ask him if he loves her? Why would she feel worried about him at all in CoT? Because she worries about their relationship because Cloud keeps everything bottled up.
Yes, they did have sex or whatever under the Highwind. Having sex once isn't going to solve everyone's insecurities about a relationship and can, in fact, make someone more worried about it. You can be a couple without sleeping in the same bed and you can be a couple even when you're having problems. IDK why this seems so black and white to you (either they're sleeping together and a couple or they're not sleeping together and not a couple) when ACC didn't portray their relationship as that simplistic in the least.
CoT tells us though that Cloud is frequently away on deliveries, frequently enough that even though Tifa is worried about him at the beginning of the story, she can rationalize it as a delivery he's on. She also acknowledges that they do have various problems. This combined with the fact Tifa already has a hard time talking about some things to Cloud, says to me that she wouldn't just go get a bed for the two of them without consulting him. I doubt she'd be presumptive enough to be like 'we slept together under the Highwind, of COURSE he wants to sleep together with me now.'Cloud left and was dying quickly and painfully in ACC, I really wouldn't use that as a guideline of what their every day life looks like.
I find it very odd if this is Cloud's room, that it's refered to, for the second time in the text, simply as Cloud's office. It would be a lot shorter to just say Tifa and Marlene were cleaning Cloud's room. Or if they wanted to be a lot more specific and mention the office, Cloud's room that was now his office. It seems to suggest that room was used after Cloud started up Strife Delivery.CoT said:Tifa and Marlene were cleaning the room that was now Cloud’s office
My uncle is married with kids and is very, very frequently away on the road as he drives a bus across the country. His family life is fine, tbh. Families where the husband is away are not all doom and gloom. That's his job.CoT tells us though that Cloud is frequently away on deliveries, frequently enough that even though Tifa is worried about him at the beginning of the story, she can rationalize it as a delivery he's on.
CoT said:Tifa thought it was wonderful how Cloud, who wasn’t very sociable, was doing a job that connected people through his delivery service
CoT tells us though that Cloud is frequently away on deliveries, frequently enough that even though Tifa is worried about him at the beginning of the story, she can rationalize it as a delivery he's on. She also acknowledges that they do have various problems. This combined with the fact Tifa already has a hard time talking about some things to Cloud, says to me that she wouldn't just go get a bed for the two of them without consulting him. I doubt she'd be presumptive enough to be like 'we slept together under the Highwind, of COURSE he wants to sleep together with me now.'
“After this … I think I’ll be okay.”
Cloud was silent for a long time before he spoke again.
“Because I have you this time.”
“You’ve always had me.”
“What I mean is kind of different,” Cloud answered with another smile.
Tifa having a question for him, maybe just outside of the room, and thinking about how to say it, and when she finally thinks of what she wants to say, she pops into the room and notices he's asleep, but asks anyways.Serious question: If Cloud and Tifa aren't sleeping in a bed together, how do you choreograph that scene in CoT?
you would think that sort of stuff would be important enough for Cloud to be the one to bring up getting a shared bed and Tifa remembering this conversation as one of the 'good times' in CoT.As for their troubles not leading them to get a shared bed, recall that the troubles did not begin immediately. They began well after the group moved in and Cloud began getting anxious about his newfound peaceful life and began to feel guilty about it.
Right at the start, Cloud was rather chipper, and if not necessarily sociable, he was socializing.
And yeah, things are tough all over, but Money isn't one of the problems the 7th Heaven crew faces, given their phones, jewelry, wooden beds, etc.
Tifa having a question for him, maybe just outside of the room, and thinking about how to say it, and when she finally thinks of what she wants to say, she pops into the room and notices he's asleep, but asks anyways.
you would think that sort of stuff would be important enough for Cloud to be the one to bring up getting a shared bed and Tifa remembering this conversation as one of the 'good times' in CoT.
Tifa having a question for him, maybe just outside of the room, and thinking about how to say it, and when she finally thinks of what she wants to say, she pops into the room and notices he's asleep, but asks anyways.
you would think that sort of stuff would be important enough for Cloud to be the one to bring up getting a shared bed and Tifa remembering this conversation as one of the 'good times' in CoT.
As such, we don't really have anything that says they slept in the same bed beyond circumstantial evidence.
Well I certainly hope not. I spent an assload of time accumulating my 24,000,000 gil.
As for choreographing that scene without a shared bed, it could be the I Love Lucy strategy of the two twin beds - similar to the kids' room.