He didn’t technically deceive them, though. I am one of the Four Seraphim, sent forth to keep close watch over the Chosen. …I am of Cruxis, the organization that guides this world. The dying Remiel asks for pity from “Lord Kratos,” but doesn’t get any–and now we learn: Lloyd tells Colette he’ll restore her, but Kratos arrives to say she’s only a puppet now. If you were real ultimate power, you would have already been one of the Four Seraphim. The party beats him up and he wonders how ultimate power could lose. Well, you’ve got two angels right in front of you, so at least that part’s not a lie. Remiel enters full evil laughter mode because he’ll become one of the Four Seraphim, whatever that means.Ĭruxis, the angels, the Goddess Martel… it’s all a big lie, isn’t it?!
We know because her eyes turn red instead of blue and a hilariously ill-timed text box pops up to say she learned Sacrifice. And it wouldn’t even work because her weapons and her magic-Īnyway, Colette flies backward, saying it’s time-and there go her heart and memory. Barricade her doors and windows at an inn? Genis wouldn’t be cool with that. She wanted to do this, so how could you have prevented it? Stand with your arms out and block her from ever leaving home? Kratos would cut you down. I promised I wouldn’t make another mistake, but it looks like I have again… Well, Lloyd, it’s not like she ever encouraged you to or even implied it would be okay with her if you tried, or that “save” is an appropriate term. Do we know even one concrete thing about this girl from a story perspective? Who is Colette? What is Colette?Ĭolette! …I’m sorry! I couldn’t save you… I’m so sorry! Let me point out, though, that playing along with the father thing when she knew better means she was spinning another lie. She also picked up that the Windmaster was a fake Summon Spirit and that Sheena was harmless. But she has telepathy now Because of the high concentration of mana in this tower? Yeah, let’s run with that!Įvery time I met Remiel, I felt… that he was not my real father. You know, Remiel old pal, it would probably be better to reveal these things and drop the inferior being catchphrase on us after you’ve taken Colette away. Remiel: When I came down to play the role of guardian angel, you inferior beings just started calling me her father on your own. Lloyd tries one more appeal anyway because Remiel’s her father, but… If she walks away now, she’ll still die too. Remiel: Are you saying that you would choose the Chosen’s soul over the entire world?Įven that’s understating the case, because “the entire world” includes Colette. Genis knows this too and stops Lloyd from interrupting while Remiel backs him up: It will be the same as sacrificing all of us!Īnd if she doesn’t, she’ll be sacrificing all of you and every other being on the planet. If you sacrifice yourself, your friends who love you… and your family… and… …and me… we’ll all be sad. Raine and Sheena bring up Tethe’alla and he says that reviving Martel will bring both worlds peace, but Lloyd’s like screw that noise. Remiel: By offering her body, Colette will revive the Goddess.
Wait, wha-but-the unicorn told us she is Martel. Remiel: …and her body will be offered to the Goddess Martel. To think Lloyd actually believed he found out the whole truth.īut Remiel clarifies: only her heart will die: She promised Martel earlier not to say anything, but now reveals that she’ll die. The others move in and find Remiel, who explains that Martel will lose her heart and memory to become a true angel. She and Lloyd get the slow dragon and are last to arrive, while Martel and Kratos are already inside. Originally a script for a video review, so some parts may stick out and, without visual aids, I recommend having played the game already! Note: this is for the original Tales of Symphonia, so if anything changed in the re-release, I haven’t touched on it here.īefore we set off, Raine delivers the final dungeon disclaimer that there’s no guarantee they’ll return.
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