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Vandham really gave Rex a humanistic lens through which to view Jin and Malos and Torna with his speech about “Me and that Akhos fella are not so different”
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Vandham really gave Rex a humanistic lens through which to view Jin and Malos and Torna with his speech about “Me and that Akhos fella are not so different”
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Special place in my heart for the moments in the game where the cast forgets that under Rex’s general level-headedness and vibe of maturity, Rex is still a child.
From lighter moments tonally like “Wasn’t that play about Pyra?” (Which btw it wasn’t; it was about Mythra and even then, it was a rather loose account of things, judging what we see in the cutscene) “you should make things right be her” and then him not even knowing where to start,
To heavier moments tonally like him reaching the end of his rope and giving up (not almost giving up; he DOES give up, and then gets convinced otherwise) when Jin successfully abducts Pyra and Mythra, or the breakdown he has in the Architect’s illusory space (which never fails to make me cry fun fact).
Also for many reasons, it makes sense that Rex is the one who talks about A’s (and Alpha’s, iirc?) gender in XC3:FR. Many reasons I won’t bother listing here, too tired.
Love that the first thing Rex does when he meets Zeke that first time is turn to a trusted adult (Vandham) and ask if he knows the guy 💀