The atrocity that was the "In from the Cold" quest ending - *STORY RANT*

[TowaIsBestGirl]

All this burger talk is making me hungry. Curse you all, I'm about to end up having crummy fast food for breakfast at this rate.

The same theme can be seen in many books and films, where immortality is seen as a tremendous gift or boon...that later turns into an ongoing curse.

When death no longer holds sway, is eternal life truly a blessing?[/I]

Does the immortality, "outliving all your loved ones" concept really work for Fandaniel? I came across no implications that Amon had even a single person he gave a damn about.

Yes because it makes perfect sense to plan a dinner after when they can possibly fail and die. Not to mention, they had time to spare because the ship was still being fixed. What are they supposed to do during that?

It's a classic jrpg staple to have a final "winding down" moment before a final boss. It's in every jrpg.

I'm of two minds on this, honestly. I'd feel rather guilty eating fantasy McDonald's if people I was obligated to save were dying while I did so. At the same time, it's not like starving myself would help me save them haha.