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[Flying Mullet]

All she ever does is get captured or sick. He should have learned more white magic and kicked her to the curb. Then Yang can come back and be awesome with the party in the final dungeon(non-remake), like it should be.

[FFVIFan]

Originally Posted by Flying Mullet ^

All she ever does is get captured or sick. He should have learned more white magic and kicked her to the curb. Then Yang can come back and be awesome with the party in the final dungeon(non-remake), like it should be.

Sigh.
Cecil sees in Rosa what Rosa sees in him. They are both inlove. When a person is inlove no matter what their looks are, they just act like eachother is an attractive person.

[Bahamut2000X]

Mulley. You don't just understand love do you? =P

Heck I would love for my women to get captured every now and then, nothings hotter then a damsel in distress. Besides Rosa was hot, not nearly as hot as Rydia, but by the time Rydia came back all grown up Cecil was already kinda stuck with Rosa. So Edge got luck and managed to sneak in and pick up Rydia.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

Having a dedicated healer is very important in this game. I wouldn't want to have to split Cecil's duties between offense and restoration.

[The Watcher]

What does Mario see in Peach?
Link with Zelda?
The love interest with damsels of distress are a pretty hot thing, if you look at late 80s-early 90s in video games.
Plus, her white wardrobe probably accentuated some very nice things for Cecil as well.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

Zelda isn't Link's love interest.

[Sephex]

Cecil just wants *****, man. He's 20. He's in his prime. Rose is all about a man who is in his prime. Like this dude:




A love interest is a love interest. My girlfriend annoys the crap out of me sometimes, but I am not going to dump her if she gets in trouble.

[Kenshin IV]

Cecil sees that he's supposed to like her based on the script.

Really their relationship was never key to the game, or meant to be. It served more of a purpose for Kain and Cecil's relationship than anything else. The fact that it was underdeveloped really wasn't a hindrance to the story, unlike others where the whole game was centered around underdeveloped love stories *cough*FF8*cough*.