She can’t wake one of her guardians and ask them to keep her company – but an aeon, perhaps …

When Izeel’s father suggests that she marry her friend and fellow warrior monk Auron, it seems like one of Bevelle’s better arranged marriages; but Izeel is already in a relationship, and is adamant that she won’t marry a man she doesn’t love.

Baralai pays Gippal a visit, and they clear up some misunderstandings.

Braska’s elemental affinity is clear.

Zanarkand seems to extinguish its own stars.

On the road, they shower together.

Yuna dances; Tidus marvels.

Magic is part of daily life in Spira.

The pilgrimage never really changes.

Tromell receives some unexpected assistance.

Zuke’s pilgrimage wasn’t in vain.

Yuna is convinced that becoming a summoner is her destiny. Wakka and Lulu take longer to persuade.

Auron gives all he can in battle. Braska watches.

Yuna asks Auron about her father. Yuna voudrait qu’Auron lui parle de son père.

None of Yuna’s guardians are as taken by their surroundings, apart from Tidus.

If there’s any time, any place, that might permit some relaxation, it’s now, here, on this beach.

There are some benefits to being a failed ex-summoner.

Braska finds himself relying on the kindness of strangers.

Waiting to enter the Farplane, Braska speaks to one of the locals.

Isaaru hopes to inspire future summoners.