In Memorium (*SPOILER*)

[DoctaruRavenbe]

there's also the fact that the lady in waiting was a servant of lolorito. I remember the lore forums mentioning a dagger in his possession that could possible bring back the dead. If not that a poison that feigns death to give lolorito time to brainwash the sultana. ..

[Arrak]

[LlenCoram]

Can't stop laughing.

[DracotheDragon]

Shes not dead.

a friend and mine have a theory on this

we think that in this case the 'assassination' was planned with Nanamo, and Adaleji just jumped on to the plan due to the very easy way it could make him money, the reason the scions were framed was to just move them out of the way to help ul'dah's change from a sultanate (or monarchy) into a republic but the scions would of sniffed to far into what happened, and so would roughbahn, i think his anger was planned, and thats why ilbard told him he killed nanamo, this all follows under the rule of cinema no body no death, besides we have seen people come back from the grave *cough hildebrand cough* *louder cough neal dues darns and louisoix loud cough* so me and a friend think that nano has gone into hiding to give herself a normal life while ul'dah can change slowly, the reason we saw lolorito look upset or angry was because of a few things that didn't go to plan (adaleji's death)

[Ilitsa]

I wholly believe she died, but I just think it's interesting, the ONLY two confirmations we have of it was the Adeleji, who simply glanced at her and went "yep, bros, she's dead" and Ilberd who said "I killed her", neither of them are exactly credible characters known for being truthful. We don't have a body. As for the scions dying, I have a feeling some, if not all survived, there's an npc in Ul'dah that remarks on "several arrests" the only one we actually saw was Raubahn in a cell, one man wouldn't have counted as "Several", and then there's the Sultansworn saying she's violently ill, the only decently credible npc in the game that remarks to her standing, says ill, not dead.

[Miitan]

Yeah, I was thinking along the same lines.

Nanamo confides in you that she's going to step down and then she's "assassinated". Then we get Raubahn being goaded into "killing" Adaleji, who looks suspiciously like the Lalafell in the final scene, who definitely isn't dead. It just doesn't add up currently. It seems to very much be a case of "the plot thickening".

[lololink]

Yeah, I was thinking along the same lines.

Nanamo confides in you that she's going to step down and then she's "assassinated". Then we get Raubahn being goaded into "killing" Adaleji, who looks suspiciously like the Lalafell in the final scene, who definitely isn't dead. It just doesn't add up currently. It seems to very much be a case of "the plot thickening".

Why does everyone think that the lalafell in the ending is Teledji ? It's Lolorito...

Also it's HB ( Hidden box ) to hide the text.

[Miitan]

Why does everyone think that the lalafell in the ending is Teledji ? It's Lolorito...

Also it's HB ( Hidden box ) to hide the text.

Yeah, found it now. Stupid mobile site.

Also, is it really Lolorito~?

I think Teledji would have foreseen Raubahn's reaction and it seems like he was deliberately goading him into attacking him. He just doesn't seem stupid enough to throw it all away considering how involved his plots have been.

[Quadraphenic]

They needed a strong enough reason to make the Warrior of Light go to Ishgard.

Saying, oh we got some primals over here.. wanna come kill em again sir? Would be junk. Someone had to die. It had to be a big enough scene to force the hero to move to Ishgard.

On that note, does it kind of irk anyone else the way the story ends, what with Heavensward three months away? If we were going right to Ishgard, the necessity to move would seem more urgent and real. As it stands right now, we're able to move freely through Ul'Dah and Revenant's Toll even with the stigma of regicidal assassin over our heads. I just wish there was something that added gravity to the situation. It doesn't really feel like there were any consequences with us pawing outside the Gates of Judgement until Heavensward with Midgardsormr flapping beside us going, "Am I bugging you? Am I bugging you? Am I bugging you?"

[CYoung187]

Scions definitely aren't dead, they wouldn't kill one of them off without actually showing it. Not oh hey yeah he got crushed in the tunnel, you won't be seeing him again. I wouldn't be suprised to see a FFVI type story line where we travel the world to find our friends in hidding to open heavensward.