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Eclipse · 03-31-2012, 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Chique

I didn't watch the OS. The mannerisms and appearances of the cats in each trial are derived from Lion-O's conscious. I think the way the cats look and act is suppose to be an avatar for the spirit stone/sword. Though, that is just my spin on it. When it comes to stuff like this, asking the crew is really the only way to confirm anything.
Sorry if I'm not answering your question, heck your question got me to thinking it about more and now I'm a bit confused myself

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In understood that the spirit that gave him that advice wasn't Cheetara, but looked like her and acted like her (or like the recollection of her in his mind). The lesson he learned is not only meant to help him become a better leader (all of them are aimed at that anyway) but also to mend his relationship with the cleric. To answer a question asked in the first page, when he succeeds finding a different way to approach the problem and make it to his goal, he wins the race, but she wins anyway because the spirit's goal was for him to learn that lesson, not just beating him to the key.

03-31-2012, 11:18 PM	#213
Eclipse Witch Doctor Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Battle.net Posts: 193	Quote: Originally Posted by Chique I didn't watch the OS. The mannerisms and appearances of the cats in each trial are derived from Lion-O's conscious. I think the way the cats look and act is suppose to be an avatar for the spirit stone/sword. Though, that is just my spin on it. When it comes to stuff like this, asking the crew is really the only way to confirm anything. Sorry if I'm not answering your question, heck your question got me to thinking it about more and now I'm a bit confused myself. In understood that the spirit that gave him that advice wasn't Cheetara, but looked like her and acted like her (or like the recollection of her in his mind). The lesson he learned is not only meant to help him become a better leader (all of them are aimed at that anyway) but also to mend his relationship with the cleric. To answer a question asked in the first page, when he succeeds finding a different way to approach the problem and make it to his goal, he wins the race, but she wins anyway because the spirit's goal was for him to learn that lesson, not just beating him to the key.