A small brass lantern floats above still blue water beside a white flower on the shore.

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Tidus

People die and Yuna dances. When will she stop dancing?

— Final Fantasy X · 2001

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

Tidus watches Yuna perform the Sending after a devastating encounter with Sin. The contrast between the deaths and her quiet dance makes him question the burden she carries. His concern begins to turn from understanding the pilgrimage toward wanting her suffering to end.

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  • PolygonQuotation list entry for Final Fantasy 10: Tidus. Wording and credit; original game edition retained separately in context.Reference checked

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