inmyarmsagain wrote:

I stopped doing these cuz i didn't want to be a one woman show and no one else was doing it.  And life got too busy for movie nights.  But I'm glad someone still enjoys it

It was a beautiful writing. I've never seen it before but I'm glad I did now.

So, to preface, this is going to be a fanfiction slash fic. I've recently begun replaying through a lot of the old RPGs I played as a teenager. Final Fantasy X happened to be the first one I restarted, so I was inspired to write a comfort story. This story will assume familiarity with the plot and characters, so apologies to those who haven't played it if it's hard to follow at all. This takes place late in the game, after our heroes' showdown against Lady Yunalesca, now amidst the uncertainty going forward of how to complete their objective...



Whether or not they were branded as traitors no longer mattered at this point. Lady Yunalesca was dead, Maester Mika's spirit no longer wandered amongst the living, what was left of the Spiran power structure lay in tatters. Needless to say, the mission had not gone as anyone had expected when they left Besaid Island, twisted up with nerves and anticipation.

Tidus leaned uneasily against the airship's windshield, looking out over the green patchwork of the continent peaking out between banks of clouds rushing below. The team were heading for Guadosalam, making a detour at Lulu's request. Tidus thought he knew why, but he couldn't be certain.

"So what are we gonna do now, eh? Think maybe we can blind Sin with a blitzball in the eye?" Wakka walked over and stood beside Tidus, anxious and pensive.

"I don't know, Wakka. After all this time, you'd think I might know my old man better."

"You know, when you first told me that monster is your father...I thought, that's it, you finally lost it, ya? But then I thought, how many times you told me something that sounded crazy, and it turned out to be the truth. Shows how much I actually know about the world."

"It's not your fault, Wakka. You did as best you could. When this all started...I didn't understand anything either. I still don't know if I understand anything."

"Everything's gone topsy turvy, ya know? I guess if solvin' Spira's problems were simple, people would've do

repressedjudie wrote:

NeedHerSobs wrote:

That scene got me so excited when I was a kid. Small wonder why.

same! that movie is one of my first dac memories, i used to rewind the crying scenes on the vhs player in the basement again and again.

Disney heroine crying scenes always got my blood pressure up a bit, lol. Ditto the scenes in Cinderella and Snow White.

I've always been curious to see you cry, Truffle. I think you'd be beautiful.

I went through a rough period several years ago where I cried every night at work. Eight hours in the dark by yourself is bad enough, but having just been cheated on and abandoned by my SO on Christmas Day was the icing on the cake. My eyes were red every night for months.