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When did it suddenly become cool to hate everything? It's a growing problem, especially in the entertainment world, and no one benefits from an increasingly hard to please, pessimistic audience.
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Cosplay of Genesis Rhapsodos from Final Fantasy : Crisis Core with Sephiroth Crescent.
Seems like they are just having a breather and conversing...possibly Genesis is resiting a verse from LOVELESS. (Cosplayers Unknown, not my own) |
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January 16, 2008
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"Stop playing with your thingies!" -Our Clarinet Section Leader
'This is my Clarinet. There are many like it, but this one is mine.' -Opening of The Clarinetist's Creed
*wonders if Jenova has last namae*
Heh...a last name for Jenova...
She wants Minerva's last name. *smacked*
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"Stop playing with your thingies!" -Our Clarinet Section Leader
'This is my Clarinet. There are many like it, but this one is mine.' -Opening of The Clarinetist's Creed
I believe most have Jenova missunderstood. I actually feel bad for her.
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"You know it's a Monday when you call the Geneva Convention the 'Jenova Convention' in AP European History and no one catches it." -me
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"Have fun with that..."
I like to entertain the idea that Jenova was a goddess on some far-flung world, but something came along and destroyed her world, and in her attempt to save her planet, she got infected/became a creature just like it, and so the cycle starts over again. Mainly, I like the idea of Jenova having been a goddess in the past, and then fallen from grace just like Sephiroth.
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"Stop playing with your thingies!" -Our Clarinet Section Leader
'This is my Clarinet. There are many like it, but this one is mine.' -Opening of The Clarinetist's Creed
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