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Originally Posted by Chique

It's not debatable. Tygra's gift allowed her to sit on those steps for days, is this not what she said at the end of 13? What does Jaga have to do with this?Who knows what Jaga would have done, not that it really matter as far as the flower goes.
Tygra's gift helped nourish her during her stint on the steps. We don't know what Jaga would have done, but we do know she was out there for a long time without any food or water.
Tygra giving her a flower is not what makes this Cheetara's defining moment. The audience get's to see that she will do anything to make her dreams of becoming a Cleric a reality.

She was already sitting on those steps for days. She says the flower helped her endure but she never says it was absolutley what guaranteed her becoming a cleric.

It was her choice to remain out there without food and water, not Jaga's and not Tygra's.

From what we have seen of Jaga, it is highly dubious to think he wouldn't have helped her.

According to Daniel Norton, Tygra giving her the flower IS the definging moment.