LeonhartFour posted...
Yeah, the resolution of Squall's inner conflict is given more weight and importance than the resolution of the game's outer conflicts. The outer conflicts are there just to drive forward the quest to solve the inner conflict.
After all, Squall said it best: there is no good and evil, just separate viewpoints.
Squall's surroundings are those viewpoints, although I take some humor in one of those viewpoints being the very "Final Fantasy" merging and ruling of all time-space.
And that's why you end up going to outer space in the middle of a war against Galbadia and the sorceress.
Oh. It all makes sense now! :P
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