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Bugenhagen and Shinra. (Spoilers yo)
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Posted: 11th March 2005 01:52
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At the end of Disc 2, Cait Sith Mentions that Bugenhagen did indeed work for shinra actually, and Vincent mentions that all of the equipment he has was a gift from Proffesor Gast. If this is true, then to what extent did Bugenhagen actually work for Shinra, and did I miss anything?
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Posted: 11th March 2005 14:34
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All I recall is Cait Sith (Cat Shi-) saying that Bugenhagen was in Shin-Ra, but that is it. Intersting question...
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Posted: 11th March 2005 20:06
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He (Vincent) says something along the lines of "science and nature lived side by side in that man's heart." But I don't think anything more is made of Bugenhagen's past than that, much less than his previous employers.
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Posted: 12th March 2005 06:33
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strangly, i dont recall anything of bugenhagen working for shinra....i know reeve does....but.....hmmm...maybe I missed something!!
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Posted: 12th March 2005 10:06
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well everything in the town was pretty basic.. hardly advanced at all. I think you'll find it was just an explanantion as to why bugenhagen had such advanced technology to hand. Otherwise you might think it doesn't make sense.
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Posted: 13th March 2005 05:46
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Bugenhagen's abode is full of machines and technical periphernalia, so I also took it that was just an explanation for how he acquired the items. And by saying "nature and science lived side by side in that man's heart", I took it that he valued both equally and probably wouldn't participate in actions that would compromise that belief (i.e. SOLDIER injections)
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Posted: 16th March 2005 14:45
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Yeah, ol Bugen worked for Shinra as a scientist, was pals with Prof. Gast, and upon leaving Shinra on decent terms, Gast gave him the machines as a gift.
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Posted: 18th March 2005 17:28
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funny, i guess the 100 times ive played that game i never listened to much he said, I hated anything i had to do in Cosmo canyon. it drove me nuts.
anyway, yeah that does explain alot on why his place is so advanced, thats cool. ill read it all next time. -------------------- ...That's General Leo.. He could be my friend if he weren't my enemy.   Sabin, Final Fantasy VI |
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Posted: 18th March 2005 19:18
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really? i really enjoyed cosmo canyon. The bits that annoy me are getting cloud to dress up as a girl and talking to Aeris' mum for ages....
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