Percy is finding his own way.

A time machine sets out to make a friend. The friend in question has but one dream: to get a law degree.

Only three of the party go to Kefka’s tower. Magic vanishes from the world before Locke has a chance to revive Rachel, and reuniting with his friends doesn’t go smoothly. Having failed both his quests, there seems little choice but to succumb to despair.

Getting swallowed by an enormous creature was the last thing Sabin expected. Edgar finds it particularly difficult.

Celes’ things keep going missing. When she realises why, she’s surprised to find she can relate.

Edgar and Terra keep up a correspondence.

Marrying the king of England is overwhelming; supporting him is surprisingly easy.

Edgar and Sabin aren’t identical.

Celes, before and after her first period spent with the Returners: her arrest in South Figaro, and her return to Vector.

Squall can’t be a leader when this is happening.

Celes and Locke begin a life on the road and try to heal.

Two visits Locke makes to his grandmother, some time apart.

Figaro and the Empire make a formal agreement. Not everyone is happy about it.

The Phoenix succeeds in its task and revives Rachel. Celes tries to forget Locke.

Locke learns the moogles’ language, and somehow becomes an academic.

Sabin takes his freedom, and leaves the castle, but the people who control Figaro are determined not to let him get any further. Wounded and grieving, he battles through the pain in the only way he knows.

The party go their separate ways after [spoiler].

Men don’t get involved in others’ emotions, especially not kings.

Tifa goes on an adventure with Aerith at Gold Saucer. They get more out of it than Barret and Cloud do.

Celes considers what she knows about her companions. There’s something different about Locke, but she can’t work out what it is.