this is also about the time sora usually summons his keyblade and just fights his way out of whatever he doesn't want to hear, but he can't this time. like naib, he's struggling to really understand why they would ever want to do something like this. why is it so important to know the truth before you've ever lived it instead of letting yourself live?
their little squirrel isn't doing well, and sora's about to open his mouth to maybe go off on the ea for not listening until he hears the squirrel again.
"you're angry."
"their despair...it's so heavy. so sad."
and just like that the anger fizzles out a little. he isn't entirely sure what to say, but he looks at the squirrel first before he looks at naib. after a bit, he finally addresses the ea.]
You're right. Maybe it is a good thing we don't understand. But you're still wrong. Even if a process can't be stopped, there's still time to do things with your life before it ends. And maybe there's a way you haven't even thought of yet. You can't control destiny, but there are still ways you can change your fate.
[there's a pause.] Maybe one day this won't matter, but if it matters right now then that should be what's important. And even if you know how your life will end, it's still yours. No amount of knowledge will tell you how it will go until you experience it yourself.
[seriously why the hell did we send these two on an adventure where they have to philosophize with something that continually beheads itself.]
no subject
this is also about the time sora usually summons his keyblade and just fights his way out of whatever he doesn't want to hear, but he can't this time. like naib, he's struggling to really understand why they would ever want to do something like this. why is it so important to know the truth before you've ever lived it instead of letting yourself live?
their little squirrel isn't doing well, and sora's about to open his mouth to maybe go off on the ea for not listening until he hears the squirrel again.
"you're angry."
"their despair...it's so heavy. so sad."
and just like that the anger fizzles out a little. he isn't entirely sure what to say, but he looks at the squirrel first before he looks at naib. after a bit, he finally addresses the ea.]
You're right. Maybe it is a good thing we don't understand. But you're still wrong. Even if a process can't be stopped, there's still time to do things with your life before it ends. And maybe there's a way you haven't even thought of yet. You can't control destiny, but there are still ways you can change your fate.
[there's a pause.] Maybe one day this won't matter, but if it matters right now then that should be what's important. And even if you know how your life will end, it's still yours. No amount of knowledge will tell you how it will go until you experience it yourself.
[seriously why the hell did we send these two on an adventure where they have to philosophize with something that continually beheads itself.]