BigHotz
Squall, please don't respond to this
Sorry, but I really must.
Sephiroth_God
someone sumed it all up *cough* Squall *cough* i know that vincent is sephs father
How do you know this? This "rare cutscene" you speak of in Lucrecia's Cave is never mentioned in any official Strategy Guides, any walkthroughs on GameFAQs.com, nor on any websites that appeared when I did a search on Google. Further still, mention of it is nowhere within any of the scripts that have been compiled. This is almost as illogical as arguing that Shadow has seven dreams in Final Fantasy VI -- as many do argue --when the official Strategy Guide says that he has only five.
Further still, nothing in the game actually supports the notion that Vincent and Lucrecia had sexual intercourse, or that she even so much as liked him in that regard, and we're given reason to believe they didn't, what with her running away from him at his declaration of love and being spotted in Hojo's arms kissing him a moment later.
Provide some empirical for this argument, please, as right now there's nothing but your claim to support the notion with nothing withing the game from Square-Enix doing so.
Even supposing that Lucrecia and Vincent did have sex, there's still the fact that Vincent's flashback first becomes available on Disc 2 of the game after acquiring the submarine, yet Hojo's revelation that he is Sephiroth's father comes at the end of Disc 2, with no contesting his claim. Therefore,
at best, the flashback sets up either Male as possibly being Sephiroth's father, whereas the showdown later reveals the one who is.
That is how storytelling works. The last revelation is the accurate one unless contested. Hojo's claim was not contested.
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