Okay, shot in the dark here... but what if the real reason Marluxia rebelled against Organization 13 and attempted to set Sora off against Xemnas was because he somehow caught wind of Master Xehanort's true design for the organization: to create more Xehanorts.
It was actually my younger brother's theory. We're currently playing through Re:COM on 1.5. He raised some insightful points about the series overall, and we both agreed that there could potentially be more to the Castle Oblivion story than meets the eye, something behind the scenes. Xemnas claims in DDD that, "-most of the original members we had chosen for the Organization were inadequate", but that seems like one whopper of a miscalculation on Xehanort's part to be passed off as a coincidence. I'm only focusing on the Castle Oblivion traitors for now because their "omission" from the Organization stemmed from an internal conflict within the Organization and had nothing to do with Sora, at least not initially.
My point is, I could see many of Xehanort's candidates falling in the "weakness of body" and "weakness of will" categories, simply because Sora is reasonably underestimated, like any other main protagonist of a franchise. It's the alleged "weakness of trust" tier that blatantly conflicts with the cunning and genius that we know to be Xehanort. That is why I'm inclined to believe Marluxia and Larxene were originally as loyal as any of the other candidates, until they perhaps discovered things they shouldn't have.
Any thoughts on this? I won't deny I could be reading too much into this, and I'm by no means condoning Marluxia's heinous acts against Sora, but still... it's interesting to ponder.
Okay, shot in the dark here... but what if the real reason Marluxia rebelled against Organization 13 and attempted to set Sora off against Xemnas was because he somehow caught wind of Master Xehanort's true design for the organization: to create more Xehanorts.
It was actually my younger brother's theory. We're currently playing through Re:COM on 1.5. He raised some insightful points about the series overall, and we both agreed that there could potentially be more to the Castle Oblivion story than meets the eye, something behind the scenes. Xemnas claims in DDD that, "-most of the original members we had chosen for the Organization were inadequate", but that seems like one whopper of a miscalculation on Xehanort's part to be passed off as a coincidence. I'm only focusing on the Castle Oblivion traitors for now because their "omission" from the Organization stemmed from an internal conflict within the Organization and had nothing to do with Sora, at least not initially.
My point is, I could see many of Xehanort's candidates falling in the "weakness of body" and "weakness of will" categories, simply because Sora is reasonably underestimated, like any other main protagonist of a franchise. It's the alleged "weakness of trust" tier that blatantly conflicts with the cunning and genius that we know to be Xehanort. That is why I'm inclined to believe Marluxia and Larxene were originally as loyal as any of the other candidates, until they perhaps discovered things they shouldn't have.
Any thoughts on this? I won't deny I could be reading too much into this, and I'm by no means condoning Marluxia's heinous acts against Sora, but still... it's interesting to ponder.
Edited by Lordrogersmith6485