page 002 - Palom has Questions [Video]
[...how many books does he have there? Why does he have five of them open at once? He's not reading all of them at once, is he?
Yes. Yes he is. He goes through them, flicking through pages and comparing passages in each to those in others before making notes on the differences and similarities and the implications of this and has he even slept since ( Read more... )
Yes. Yes he is. He goes through them, flicking through pages and comparing passages in each to those in others before making notes on the differences and similarities and the implications of this and has he even slept since ( Read more... )
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My world, the World of Balance
Sephiroth and Zack's Gaia
Kuja's Gaia
The World of Light and Darkness, from which the keybearers and Organization come from
Selphie and Squall's world
The world of the Warrior of Light
The world of Firion
Your world
I've seen people from varying times. Cloud has appeared as a young man and as a boy and as an older boy. Sephiroth's Gaians seem the most scattered.
I haven't kept track of the dead (though I really should) but I'd say most of the Organization appeared asking if they were dead. And Zack.
Do you know any significance to putting X in a name?
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It would mean that the name was a letter longer, I suspect. That's something the Oranization members seem to have in common, isn't it? It's not something I'd considered until now.
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They all have that, as well as missing their hearts. Have they anagrammed their names to include the X as a symbol of this? Did they choose new names of a different culture to show their difference? Are they all from a place that uses X names?
Does your world have gods and an afterlife?
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If they're from the same place as the keybearers then I think the last possibility there is ruled out. I'd assume it's an attempt at displaying a difference or strengthening the idea that they're a group.
I wouldn't know about an afterlife because NOBODY EVER STAYS DEAD IN MY CANON. As for gods, I've never met them but the prayers of white mages tend to get answered.
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...from Mysidia?
[He pauses briefly while he goes over all of that in his head. Nothing else sounds familiar but...]
Mysidia was my home but- I don't recognise your friend's name. Or much else.
Are you-
[He shakes his head, none of his business, and moves only a vaguely less uncomfortable topic briefly.]
Magic seems to differe greatly between worlds. In my home, everyone possessed innate magic that could be trained as they wished. In Cissnei's world, they seem to have to rely upon devices called materia that emulate innate magic. I thought that by examining the differences between the magics of everyone here I might come closer to understanding whatever brought us here.
[He wants to know more about- Kefka did say people seemed to be coming from different times. Maybe this man's Mysidia is his own in the past or future. He doesn't recall any ( ... )
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For a genius, he found himself feeling like a complete idiot a whole lot recently.]
Wait. Minwu- [And he scrambles for a blank sheet of paper] I don't know if it's the same man but. Minwu was the founder of Mysidia. It would have been more than 500 years ago, though, and I don't know much more. Mysidia records things far more dilligently than the rest of the world has, I don't believe any of the places you have mentionned have been recorded in any book I have read.
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No summonning? from what I know of that magic I suppose it would make sense. If we came into this world against our will and cannot leave, perhaps the summons are simply incapable of finding thier summoner here.
Yes. I was told some of the people here recall dying before finding themselves here. It doesn't seem to be universal but knowing just how many and seeing if there's any patterns may shed some light on the nature of this place.
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