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nah I was being silly. But I knew I should have gone with Pusheen.

If you want my opinion, just reread all of the previous responses. But just in case:

Evil plan to get more likes. Success. Party time.

yes yes, like my out of likes post.

It was more of a post for them, saying they weren't the only one. I read the answer to it, yo. ._.

I HAVE NO MORE LIKES FOR YOU PEOPLE.

Am I the only one who's going to point out that it's just Oak? No 's' needed? I coulda sworn this, too. Don't feel badly.

and at the time was 500 dollars to buy, and now since its an older model and has the backwards comparability it's still rather expensive.

No backwards compatibility is why I never got a PS3.

It's mostly the potentiality of mustard gas slowly leaking into our ocean that's so unsettling.

It's pushed massively in IX and X's storyline, too. But it's not truly about love. Love is just one of the things they use to open Squall up. (I despise Rinoa, to be honest, but I see how she is pivotal to the plot). FFVIII focuses so heavily on Squall breaking out of that shell of his. It's almost like a coming to terms with who you are as a person sort of game. Irvine has the same revelation, as does Seifer. Zell has a Freudian relationship with hot dogs.

I laughed so loud I think I woke everyone up. That's wonderful. Well done. Demyx's job was to be a whiny little bitch.

Only the finest of Ragu for Mr. Fancy Pants hatok.

KHIII, seventh light is Luxord and his mission is to take out Dr. No I MEANT XEMNAS.

Free food. Or yogurt. Even though I'm a girl my friends call me Micheal Westen because of how much of it I eat. Man I want some now....

I think we could even say the theme it's is the Desire for Freedom. Ashe desires freedom for her country, freedom from her sorrow, freedom from the burdens she has had to carry so long now. Fran desires freedoms from the sheltered life of her tribe. Balthier desires the freedom from his past. Basch desires freedom from past sins, whether they were actually his he committed or the sins of others forced him to bear. Vaan is the walking embodiment of the desire for freedom. Ever turning an eye skyward, yearning immensely to become a great sky pirate to rise out of the claustrophobic dwellings of Lowtown and out into the skies. The sky, the ultimate symbolism for freedom. I think it's why I like his character so much. His unabashed yearning for something greater, something more vast and open than himself and his childlike pursuance of that goal; unrestricted freedom only the life of a sky pirate could yield to him. Penelo is tricky. I, however; see her desire for freedom as a combination of everyone's. She wants Dalmasca to be free again so badly. She wants herself and her friends to be free from the sadness of their past. She wants Vaan to realise his dreams and be as free as the great sky above them. Penelo is one of my more favourite 'sweet healer girl' archetype characters to be honest. She seems more real than someone like Aerith, who just seemed sickly sweet to me. Penelo is a little more gritty and realistic about things, yet still bears that burden of providing sound hope for everyone, not the flighty unrealistic hope someone like Vaan might give.

Those are actually good points. I was going to go with the original FF being the concept of blind faith on a person, or a group of people, for no other true reason than who they say they are or some small item/seeming fact they seem to have. III has the potentiality to be about the struggle to find one's true identity. With all of the original characters (as in pre DS release) being more or less blank slates with no true predetermined personalities or names. With so many jobs to choose from, you hardly ever stick with a single one until end game anyway.

Was it this guy? Cause I'd be a little creeped out too.

He was just looking for his cat. Have you seen her?

I would say that VIII is about Trust. Squall has to learn to trust other people in order to solve his problems, and break out of his introspective shell in order to accomplish his goals. Twelve as desire is interesting, and I can see it. However; I would say it's also about freedom. Mostly because that is the main thing all of the characters seem to have in common; the want for freedom.

I won't cry at that....but I will at the end of Winnie the Pooh. KH2 HD is what's going to get me. That's the second most depressing game in the series after Days. Amazingly I don't cry when Xion dies...

I still actually cry. I'm not even joking. I need a hug ;-;

Funny I was just about to post: I will cry. Again. So hard. Crying now. It'll be so much sadder in beautiful HD. Can't...take it. SOMEONE HOLD ME. -bawls-

HD Roxas and Riku in Memory's Skyscraper. I don;t own enough panties to get through that with any of them being dry. This site is bad for my wardrobe.