He wonders about that, thinking. Remembering Spira in particular than his own 'home', recalling fondly: "No matter what happens, or how tough things get, people are really stubborn. They'll make it work, somehow. I bet your world will too."
Tidus returns to the cleaning easier now, trying to go on - since at least this is less complicated than anything to do with himself, or anything with a magical aspect. "Spira, when I was there, it didn't have much. Because Sin kept destroying all the towns and settlements people made, and the dead - they come back as fiends if they're not properly Sent. The people were made to believe machines brought Sin to life in the first place too, so everyone lived without them. People live by the seas, have boats powered by a type of bird. I kinda think it must be what life's like for you.
"Everything can change in an instant, and you go from cities to huts... but it's the same the other way round. No matter how long change takes -- it'll come."
More reflective than what he usually gets, but it's always been on Tidus's mind when he hear the struggles of other worlds; to remember Spira's own. A better future can happen, but when - that's the question.
"I'm glad you got it. You lost everything suddenly, right? A reminder like that can't hurt. When you're dad's already with you, helping you out still."
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Tidus returns to the cleaning easier now, trying to go on - since at least this is less complicated than anything to do with himself, or anything with a magical aspect. "Spira, when I was there, it didn't have much. Because Sin kept destroying all the towns and settlements people made, and the dead - they come back as fiends if they're not properly Sent. The people were made to believe machines brought Sin to life in the first place too, so everyone lived without them. People live by the seas, have boats powered by a type of bird. I kinda think it must be what life's like for you.
"Everything can change in an instant, and you go from cities to huts... but it's the same the other way round. No matter how long change takes -- it'll come."
More reflective than what he usually gets, but it's always been on Tidus's mind when he hear the struggles of other worlds; to remember Spira's own. A better future can happen, but when - that's the question.
"I'm glad you got it. You lost everything suddenly, right? A reminder like that can't hurt. When you're dad's already with you, helping you out still."