"Cloud, that's not how I remember it"

>"Cloud, that's not how I remember it"
There, the plot is solved five minutes after leaving Midgar.

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Tifa? That's not how I remember you

She knew since she met up with Cloud in Midgar that he was fucked and unstable, which was why she was so desperate to keep him around. It was kinda the entire point, she knew his story wasn't accurate but didn't want him to go off the rails by contradicting him.

>If Cloud knew his memory was faulty there'd be no problems!!
Too bad Cloud straight up admits he can't remember what happened between him and Sephiroth in the reactor at Nibelheim at the end of his flashback story. All of it is a contrivance to advance the story/plot while not giving away the big reveal.

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Imagine knowing a dude who has the power to wreck your entire town in a psychotic break if you tell him his memories aren't real. He believes in them so strongly she starts doubting her own recollection of events because she never saw Cloud return to Nibelheim. She especially had no idea what happened after Sephiroth slashed her

I don't know how she planned on fixing his brain problems but she was in it for the long haul (was willing to take care of him even after he became a vegetable).

>"Why doesn't she just outright contradict the fragile memory of a man clearly suffering from a form of PTSD and further? This writing is stupid."
Psych 101 man. You don't just contradict someone like that. You have to work with them and help them through it, but it's not like Tifa knew how and/or had the time to do that with him what with Shinra and all the other chaos.

I mean anons think if you see your wife sit up in bed and stare blankly into the dark at night you just tell her "Nothing is there, seriously, it's in your head"
like that will help the night terrors. Idiot.

Dude is cracked and she loves him and doesn't want him to shatter. I don't get why people find this very, very simple psychology so hard to comprehend.

This. FF7s plot points are disjointed as fuck but there's a scene in disc 3 showing Tifa finding mako-poisoned Cloud rolling around in a pile of trash outside a train stop in Midgar. Drooling and barely able to form a coherent sentence.
It wasn't until he saw Tifa that he became lucid and hastily put together his backstory but his mushed-up brain was too fucked to differentiate his fantasy from reality.
Tifa knew from the get-go something was seriously wrong but she didn't want him to leave and hurt himself so she humored it, albeit for way too fucking long.

Has no-one here actually played Crisis Core or what?

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