“Fr@cture” - Revision history

Neko-tan: Ah. Seems the wiki does not like HTML's bold and italic tags.

2012-10-25T15:45:59Z

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Neko-tan at 15:42, 25 October 2012

2012-10-25T15:42:04Z

Neko-tan: Augh. Wiki broke my cutscene!

2012-10-25T15:41:46Z

Augh. Wiki broke my cutscene!

Neko-tan: Auron is irritated because he can't continue his last mission.

2012-10-25T15:36:40Z

Auron is irritated because he can't continue his last mission.

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{{Cutscene Header
|Date of Scene=2012/10/25
|Location=Traverse Town
|Synopsis=Auron is irritated because he can't continue his last mission.
|Cast of Characters=Auron
}}
        Auron is not a patient man.  Even if he can feign patience with the best of them, he rarely truly feels it.  And this overly lengthy stopover in Traverse Town is just the thing to raise his ire.  With the situation.  With that man with the flaming hair.  But mainly, with himself.

        The worlds are shattered and he sits idle.  Sin is still around, and he sits idle.  Braska’s daughter is lost, wandering somewhere, and he sits idle.  Jecht is still in torment... and still Auron sits idle.

        It seems he’s just as useless and incapable while dead as he was alive.

<center>What am I to you? Nothing more nothing less Can I continue living on with these regrets? What else can I say? Nothing more nothing less Am I so broken that I fail to see what’s left?</center> 

        This is not something he can afford to take too long in.  He knows Jecht can only keep his sanity for so long inside Sin.  And with the added threat of these ‘Heartless’, it’s going to be doubly hard for Jecht to keep himself together in there long enough to help them.  To say nothing of his own situation....

<center>Falling falling faster yet... with this pain, this regret Faster faster, move your feet. There may be nothing left Falling falling faster yet... with this pain, this regret Faster faster, move your feet. There may be nothing left</center> 

        He didn’t know how much time he still had. Ten years had already passed.  He had already forgotten what it felt like to be alive.  How much longer would it be, he wondered, until he finally succumbed to the fate of all who endured beyond their deaths and became a fiend himself?  Would he force Tidus to end his existence then?

        Just like Tidus would need to do with Jecht.  Before Jecht lost all sense of humanity entirely.

        It’s not that Auron wanted to put Tidus through the trauma of having to kill his father.  Auron doesn’t want to have to raise his sword against Jecht. But they had no choice.  It was the only way.  Besides, if his theory was correct... Tidus wouldn’t have to mourn long.

<center>Set Me Free Can’t You See That I’m Fracturing Set Me Free Can’t You See That I’m Fracturing... Set Me Free Can’t You See That I’m Fracturing......</center> 

        But more than that.  If they’re to free Jecht, and all Spira—and possibly all the worlds—of Sin, it will have to be done.  As much as he didn’t want it. But this wasn’t about what Auron wanted.  It was about what Spira—and Jecht—needed.  His story had ended.  It was time to close the book on the ‘Sin’ chapter of Spira’s story.  It had been long enough.  For him and for Spira....

<center>Set Me Free Can’t You See That I’m Gone......</center></center> 

Lyrics—"Fr@cture" (OOC: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_jdSnNeW8E) 
        Lyrics used with permission

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		+	Auron is not a patient man.  Even if he can feign patience with the best of them, he rarely truly feels it.  And this overly lengthy stopover in Traverse Town is just the thing to raise his ire.  With the situation.  With that man with the flaming hair.  But mainly, with himself.
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		+	The worlds are shattered and he sits idle.  Sin is still around, and he sits idle.  Braska’s daughter is lost, wandering somewhere, and he sits idle.  Jecht is still in torment... and still Auron sits idle.
		+
		+	It seems he’s just as useless and incapable while dead as he was alive.
		+
		+	<span style="color:#8B0000"><center>
		+	'''''What am I to you?  Nothing more nothing less<br>Can I continue living on with these regrets?<br>What else can I say?  Nothing more nothing less<br>Am I so broken that I fail to see what’s left?'''''</center></span>
		+
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		+	This is not something he can afford to take too long in.  He knows Jecht can only keep his sanity for so long inside Sin.  And with the added threat of these ‘Heartless’, it’s going to be doubly hard for Jecht to keep himself together in there long enough to help them.  To say nothing of his own situation....
		+
		+	<center><span style="color:#8B0000">'''''Falling falling faster yet... with this pain, this regret<br>Faster faster, move your feet. There may be nothing left<br>Falling falling faster yet... with this pain, this regret<br>Faster faster, move your feet. There may be nothing left'''''</span></center><br>
		+
		+	He didn’t know how much time he still had. Ten years had already passed.  He had already forgotten what it felt like to be alive.  How much longer would it be, he wondered, until he finally succumbed to the fate of all who endured beyond their deaths and became a fiend himself?  Would he force Tidus to end his existence then?
		+
		+	Just like Tidus would need to do with Jecht.  Before Jecht lost all sense of humanity entirely.
		+
		+	It’s not that Auron wanted to put Tidus through the trauma of having to kill his father.  <b>Auron</b> doesn’t want to have to raise his sword against Jecht. But they had no choice.  It was the only way.  Besides, if his theory was correct... Tidus wouldn’t have to mourn long.
		+
		+	<center><span style="color:#8B0000">'''''Set Me Free Can’t You See That I’m Fracturing<br>Set Me Free Can’t You See That I’m Fracturing...<br>Set Me Free Can’t You See That I’m Fracturing......'''''</span></center><br>
		+
		+	But more than that.  If they’re to free Jecht, and all Spira—and possibly <b>all</b> the worlds—of Sin, it will have to be done.  As much as he didn’t want it. But this wasn’t about what Auron wanted.  It was about what Spira—and Jecht—needed.  His story had ended.  It was time to close the book on the ‘Sin’ chapter of Spira’s story.  It had been long enough.  For him <b>and</b> for Spira....
		+
		+	<center><span style="color:#8B0000">'''''Set Me Free Can’t You See That I’m Gone......'''''</span></center><br>
		+
		+	<i>Lyrics—"Fr@cture" (OOC: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_jdSnNeW8E)</i><br>
		+	<i><sub>Lyrics used with permission</sub></i>

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-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Auron is not a patient man.&nbsp;&nbsp;Even if he can feign patience with the best of them, he rarely truly feels it.&nbsp;&nbsp;And this overly lengthy stopover in Traverse Town is just the thing to raise his ire.&nbsp;&nbsp;With the situation.&nbsp;&nbsp;With that man with the flaming hair.&nbsp;&nbsp;But mainly, with himself.
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-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The worlds are shattered and he sits idle.&nbsp;&nbsp;Sin is still around, and he sits idle.&nbsp;&nbsp;Braska’s daughter is lost, wandering somewhere, and he sits idle.&nbsp;&nbsp;Jecht is still in torment... and still Auron sits idle.
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-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;It seems he’s just as useless and incapable while dead as he was alive.
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-<center><span style="color:#8B0000"><b><i>What am I to you?  Nothing more nothing less<br>Can I continue living on with these regrets?<br>What else can I say?  Nothing more nothing less<br>Am I so broken that I fail to see what’s left?</b></i></span></center><br>
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-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This is not something he can afford to take too long in.&nbsp;&nbsp;He knows Jecht can only keep his sanity for so long inside Sin.&nbsp;&nbsp;And with the added threat of these ‘Heartless’, it’s going to be doubly hard for Jecht to keep himself together in there long enough to help them.&nbsp;&nbsp;To say nothing of his own situation....
-−
-<center><span style="color:#8B0000"><b><i>Falling falling faster yet... with this pain, this regret<br>Faster faster, move your feet.  There may be nothing left<br>Falling falling faster yet... with this pain, this regret<br>Faster faster, move your feet.  There may be nothing left</b></i></span></center><br>
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-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;He didn’t know how much time he still had.&nbsp;Ten years had already passed.&nbsp;&nbsp;He had already forgotten what it felt like to be alive.&nbsp;&nbsp;How much longer would it be, he wondered, until he finally succumbed to the fate of all who endured beyond their deaths and became a fiend himself?&nbsp;&nbsp;Would he force Tidus to end his existence then?
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-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Just like Tidus would need to do with Jecht.&nbsp;&nbsp;Before Jecht lost all sense of humanity entirely.
-−
-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;It’s not that Auron wanted to put Tidus through the trauma of having to kill his father.&nbsp;&nbsp;<b>Auron</b> doesn’t want to have to raise his sword against Jecht.&nbsp;But they had no choice.&nbsp;&nbsp;It was the only way.&nbsp;&nbsp;Besides, if his theory was correct... Tidus wouldn’t have to mourn long.
-−
-<center><span style="color:#8B0000"><b><i>Set Me Free Can’t You See That I’m Fracturing<br>Set Me Free Can’t You See That I’m Fracturing...<br>Set Me Free Can’t You See That I’m Fracturing......</b></i></span></center><br>
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-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;But more than that.&nbsp;&nbsp;If they’re to free Jecht, and all Spira—and possibly <b>all</b> the worlds—of Sin, it will have to be done.&nbsp;&nbsp;As much as he didn’t want it.  But this wasn’t about what Auron wanted.&nbsp;&nbsp;It was about what Spira—and Jecht—needed.&nbsp;&nbsp;His story had ended.&nbsp;&nbsp;It was time to close the book on the ‘Sin’ chapter of Spira’s story.&nbsp;&nbsp;It had been long enough.&nbsp;&nbsp;For him <b>and</b> for Spira....
-−
-<center><span style="color:#8B0000"><b><i>Set Me Free Can’t You See That I’m Gone......</b></i></span></center></center><br>
-−
-<i>Lyrics—"Fr@cture" (OOC: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_jdSnNeW8E)</i><br>
-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<i><sub>Lyrics used with permission</sub></i>