Norstein Bekkler, who is he?

[Zaperking]

1. I never said that Schala was growing stronger.
2. Schala was stronger than Crono at the time and probably still is if she could withstand Lavos.
3. Lavos killed Crono in a single blast, whilst Schala withstood impact after impact, not to mention probably being injured when she fell into the M. Machine and then into the DBT etc.

[Lordchander]

I don't think Schala was gaining any power

Whats that then? Unless im taking it the wrong way of course  

[jotabe1789]

You know, as they said in Hercules: Being a true hero is not a matter of power and muscles. It's depends on your heart  

[Lordchander]

but how do we know what is in Schala's heart? We hardly see her that much really. And let alone Crono, who never talks at all...

[jotabe1789]

Crono talks a lot! The silent hero is a false myth lol   Actually, the problem is that, for some reason, they always obviate his words. But, for example, when they talk with Doan, Crono is the one explaining the situation... his words simply don't appear because we already know what has happened  
Why did they do this for CT? The ways of Square are inescrutable.  

[Lordchander]

Argh! Damn me, my memory betrays me yet again, that must be 1452-1 on the scoretable now...gees.

And also, the silent protagonist has a deeper meaning: He is wise because he never talks. Either that or he lost his tongue while flinging his sword...

[jotabe1789]

lol talk about me, i don't remember what i played 5 days ago
Anyway, in the slideshow ending, Crono talks, noticing how Marle and Lucca are commenting on the guys of the game lol.

Who said that "It is better to keep quiet and look stupid, than opening your mough and cast out any doubt"? Groucho Marx?

Also, Crono shows he has the heart of a true hero many times. For example, Crono (that is, you) doesn't doubt for a second to go after Marle when she disappears in the flow of time, he doesn't doubt about trying to revert Earth's tragical destiny, and doesn't doubt about stepping in front of Lavos, getting a direct hit, to save Schala. ^_^

[Lordchander]

Just though of a lovely quote to contradict my last post (im often doing that):

Actions speak louder than words.

Any1 have any idea who actually said that?

[Zaperking]

Nelson Mandela?

BTW, even with the few scenes that we got to see the real Schala in, I was touched and cried at the end of the Ocean Palace disaster because I thought she had died when I first played CT when I was 6.

[jotabe1789]

Think it comes from the book of Proverbs? (Bible).

[Lordchander]

It doesnt really sound like something from the bible, but i could very well be wrong. And about the contradiction, i am right on that quote, Crono doesnt need to speak because his actions speak louder than his words. A wise, silent and all-powerful protagonist.

[jotabe1789]

Lol, adjectives for their way of speaking

Crono, the silent.
Marle, the verbose.
Lucca, the thoughtful.
Frog, ye olde speech.
Robo... actually Robo is the most normal of all of them lol
 
Ayla, the sportswoman.
Magus, the laconic.

[Zaperking]

If Ayla is a sportswoman, she sure has a hell of a good sports bra.

[jotabe1789]

lol that reminds me of an add of bras for sportswomen, with the pic of Kurnikova and saying "Only the balls should bounce"  

Anyway, the way Ayla speaks reminds me a lot of sportsmen over here lol  

[SilentMartyr]

1. I never said that Schala was growing stronger.
2. Schala was stronger than Crono at the time and probably still is if she could withstand Lavos.
3. Lavos killed Crono in a single blast, whilst Schala withstood impact after impact, not to mention probably being injured when she fell into the M. Machine and then into the DBT etc.

Impact after impact? From where are these implied impacts coming from? The blast that killed Crono would have killed anyone. It freaking took his soul! Just because Schala has better magical powers doesn't mean that she would have survived that blast. I don't think anyone could have survived that. Especially after already getting thier ass handed to them to the point where they were at near death.