locke and celes

Locke tried to talk to her, but she turned away, and when he admitted he had doubted her she left. Locke is cheerful, adventurous, and courageous. Some spin-offs give this sword a more ornate blade with details carved into the metal, based on a piece of concept art where beads and other accessories are wound over the blade. They reached the lab containing the bulk of the captive espers and deactivated the machinery, but the espers had been drained off too much magic and died, turning into The Returners used the power and information gained from the magicite to attempt to open the The group stayed the night in the inn before leaving, and in the middle of the night Locke awoke and went outside to find Celes staring at the water.

She volunteers to lead the expedition to the southern continent to infiltrate the Empire, and stays behind in the Her friendship with Locke is implied to be mutually romantic, though the two never openly express such feelings. Locke's weapon in concept art is a short, curved dagger with a notch on the inside of the blade near the hilt, which is yellow or gold. This is the story of Locke and Celes from Final Fantasy VI.

She is hurt when Locke believes Kefka's lie that she was faking betraying the Empire to infiltrate the Returners, and for a time after when they reunite she refuses to speak to him. Locke saved her and took her back to Kohlingen, but when she woke up she had After he decided he had done enough damage to the Empire, Locke used disguises to sneak among the townsfolk and the Imperials and made his way into a series of hidden passages under the town where he found Locke arrived at Narshe with Celes and she was confronted by Celes volunteered to lead the expedition, as she knew the Empire well, and Locke volunteered to accompany her, interested in searching the Empire for a "legendary treasure".

Kefka At some point after the cataclysm, Locke learned that the legendary treasure he had been seeking was the magicite Locke's theme is a heroic introduction played during his and the Locke has made appearances in the following games in the Locke's original design was a slightly older, dark and mysterious character.

She fiercely rejects Despite serving in the Empire Celes has a strong sense of morals and self-sacrifice. Celes cares deeply for Terra, acting as a sort of surrogate sister to her.

Celes is eighteen years old and has long blond hair, blue eyes, and pale skin.

Shadow arrived and started to push the Triad back into position, and the party freed themselves from their bindings. The original version of "Celes" is included on the fourth disc of the Celes has made appearances in the following games in the Celes was originally meant to be a "conflicted spy" archetype—a spy working for the antagonists, but swayed by the benevolence of the people she was supposed to be spying on and how nice Locke was to her.

I ended up so involved with each personality while scripting the scenarios that there were points where, looking back at the game today, it's clear that I somewhat lost this balance. Locke's designs in spin-off appearances have used blue of various shades as well as black for his outfit and gone with varying designs for his bandana. His concept art depict his clothes as black with blue lining, while his sprites have them as entirely blue. In Dissidia … Two hearts, yet one soul intertwined. They are pouring out their souls to one another in the infamous Opera House. In-game, Celes's sprite wears a long white cloak over a green leotard with white boots. In the engine room Gerad and the robbers found the castle's engines entangled by At Kohlingen the group found Setzer in the bar, depressed over the state of the world and the loss of his airship, claiming to have given up on his dreams of freedom. The two went to During the production Locke went to see how Celes was doing preparing for her number, and reddened upon seeing her dressed up as Maria, flustered by her beauty.