Basically, what the title says. A good chunk of Xehanort's body collecting program in DDD seems to rely on the notion that Yen Sid is going to start the Mark of Mastery in a time and space where a version of Xehanort himself is also present, so that they might hijack the test and lead Riku/Sora astray. Also, they try to sell this as all part of the "master plan" when Yen Sid muses whether or not Xehanort had planned this far in advance. Well, the fact is, I really, really don't see how he could have planned this one. There's no real way he could have known that Yen Sid was going to send them to Destiny Islands, never mind send them to a parallel of the world which also happens to be at the exact time of it exploding to Darkness when Ansem happened to be present. What if he had sent them to, I don't know, Paris? Or anywhere else where Xehanort wasn't.
Basically, what the title says. A good chunk of Xehanort's body collecting program in DDD seems to rely on the notion that Yen Sid is going to start the Mark of Mastery in a time and space where a version of Xehanort himself is also present, so that they might hijack the test and lead Riku/Sora astray. Also, they try to sell this as all part of the "master plan" when Yen Sid muses whether or not Xehanort had planned this far in advance. Well, the fact is, I really, really don't see how he could have planned this one. There's no real way he could have known that Yen Sid was going to send them to Destiny Islands, never mind send them to a parallel of the world which also happens to be at the exact time of it exploding to Darkness when Ansem happened to be present. What if he had sent them to, I don't know, Paris? Or anywhere else where Xehanort wasn't.