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* Hugh's A support with Niime reveals a very morose side to his character. He asks her if Canas was his real father because he can't understand how he comes from a family of shamans but can't be one himself, asking, "how can I not have talent when I have your blood?" Niime confirms that Canas was his father and that Hugh got his kindness, but his unnamed mother's anima magic talent.
--> '''Niime''': At first, I was determined to make my son's wife a Shaman. But your mother was a fine young lady with a distinct talent for anima magic, so I couldn't help but give in. ...I was proud of them both... But they died so young.
--> '''Hugh''': (''echoing Niime calling him pathetic in their C'') You must be disappointed that all you have left is a pathetic little grandson, eh, Nana?
It's a sobering reveal of just how low his self-esteem is compared to the cocky, self-assured act he puts on.
--> '''Niime''': At first, I was determined to make my son's wife a Shaman. But your mother was a fine young lady with a distinct talent for anima magic, so I couldn't help but give in. ...I was proud of them both... But they died so young.
--> '''Hugh''': (''echoing Niime calling him pathetic in their C'') You must be disappointed that all you have left is a pathetic little grandson, eh, Nana?
It's a sobering reveal of just how low his self-esteem is compared to the cocky, self-assured act he puts on.
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** [[TheScrappy This exchange made him the most hated playable unit in the game among Japanese fans, by the way.]]
** [[spoiler:Astolfo ''does'' [[HopeSpot disappear from records the Arcadians, however, so perhaps he reconnected]].]]
** [[spoiler:Astolfo ''does'' [[HopeSpot disappear from records the Arcadians, however, so perhaps he reconnected]].]]
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* Most StarCrossedLovers people in ''Fire Emblem Elibe'' do end up here. Especially [[spoiler:Melady and Galle]] in the 6th game (it's especially tearjerking when you actually [[spoiler:let Melady kill Galle]] in one of the last levels — just check the conversation they'll have), also Priscilla and Heath in the 7th game. Guy also adheres to this, but his relationship doesn't go as much Tear Jerking as the Heath-Priscilla A Support... Thank goodness for Erk, or she wouldn't have any happy romantic endings at all.
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* Most StarCrossedLovers people in ''Fire Emblem Elibe'' do end up here. Especially [[spoiler:Melady and Galle]] in the 6th game (it's especially tearjerking when you actually [[spoiler:let Melady kill Galle]] in one of the last levels — just check the conversation they'll have), also Priscilla and Heath in the 7th game. Guy also adheres to this, but his relationship doesn't go as much Tear Jerking as the Heath-Priscilla A Support... Thank goodness for Erk, or she wouldn't have any happy romantic endings at all.have)
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** Whats even worse is that it's likely a very large amount of the ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade Blazing Blade]]'' cast that aren't mentioned in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade Binding Blade]]'' are actually probably dead at this point, the game indirectly confirms [[spoiler:Lucius ]] died and a Japanese only manga confirms that [[spoiler:Oswin died in the same battle as Hector.]]
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** Whats even worse is that it's likely a very large amount of the ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade Blazing Blade]]'' cast that aren't mentioned in the ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade Binding Blade]]'' are actually probably dead at this point, point; the game indirectly confirms [[spoiler:Lucius ]] died and a Japanese only manga confirms that [[spoiler:Oswin died in the same battle as Hector.]]
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** Whats even worse is that it's likely a very large amount of the ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade Blazing Blade]]'' cast that aren't mentioned in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade FE6]]'' are actually probably dead at this point, the game indirectly confirms [[spoiler:Lucius ]] died and a Japanese only manga confirms that [[spoiler:Oswin died in the same battle as Hector.]]
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** Whats even worse is that it's likely a very large amount of the ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade Blazing Blade]]'' cast that aren't mentioned in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade FE6]]'' Binding Blade]]'' are actually probably dead at this point, the game indirectly confirms [[spoiler:Lucius ]] died and a Japanese only manga confirms that [[spoiler:Oswin died in the same battle as Hector.]]
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** Whats even worse is that it's likely a very large amount of the [[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade ''Blazing Blade]]'' cast that aren't mentioned in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade FE6]]'' are actually probably dead at this point, the game indirectly confirms [[spoiler:Lucius ]] died and a Japanese only manga confirms that [[spoiler:Oswin died in the same battle as Hector.]]
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** Whats even worse is that it's likely a very large amount of the [[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade ''Blazing ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade Blazing Blade]]'' cast that aren't mentioned in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade FE6]]'' are actually probably dead at this point, the game indirectly confirms [[spoiler:Lucius ]] died and a Japanese only manga confirms that [[spoiler:Oswin died in the same battle as Hector.]]
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* The implied death of [[spoiler:Guy]] between ''[=FE7=]'' and ''[=FE6=]''. In his A support with [[spoiler:BloodKnight Karel]], master and student agree to meet in one year and test their swords against one another. In ''[=FE6=]'', [[spoiler:Karel]] appears, while [[spoiler:Guy]] does not, implying that he was killed in their duel.
** In the sixth game, [[spoiler:Karel]] has mellowed out significantly and lost his blood lust. He quickly downplays his title, Sword Saint, stating that it is a lie. He tells the younger {{Blood Knight}}s that there is more to life than just fighting, and by the time he figured it out, he lost something important. It's not clear if he's referring to [[spoiler:his sister Karla, who he did not visit as she lay dying from disease, or Guy, his peer and friend who he may have killed]].
** In the sixth game, [[spoiler:Karel]] has mellowed out significantly and lost his blood lust. He quickly downplays his title, Sword Saint, stating that it is a lie. He tells the younger {{Blood Knight}}s that there is more to life than just fighting, and by the time he figured it out, he lost something important. It's not clear if he's referring to [[spoiler:his sister Karla, who he did not visit as she lay dying from disease, or Guy, his peer and friend who he may have killed]].
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* The implied death of [[spoiler:Guy]] Guy between ''[=FE7=]'' and ''[=FE6=]''. In his A support with [[spoiler:BloodKnight [[BloodKnight Karel]], master and student agree to meet in one year and test their swords against one another. In ''[=FE6=]'', [[spoiler:Karel]] Karel appears, while [[spoiler:Guy]] Guy does not, implying that he was killed in their duel.
** In the sixth game,[[spoiler:Karel]] Karel has mellowed out significantly and lost his blood lust. He quickly downplays his title, Sword Saint, stating that it is a lie. He tells the younger {{Blood Knight}}s that there is more to life than just fighting, and by the time he figured it out, he lost something important. It's not clear if he's referring to [[spoiler:his his sister Karla, who he did not visit as she lay dying from disease, or Guy, his peer and friend who he may have killed]].killed. Of course, given that Karel is unaware of Karla's death until he is recruited by either his niece or brother-in-law, that doesn't leave many options.
** In the sixth game,
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* We also have Idoun. [[spoiler:She was a Divine Dragon, just like Fae. When the Dragons were losing the war, she was abducted by her own people, who ''ripped out her soul'' and turned her into a demonic emotionless shell who just churned out war dragons in a last effort to win. When Fae finds out, it is absolutely ''heartbreaking'' to see the little girl ask Roy if she (Fae) is going to end up the same way. Couple this with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8rjjVVsMxY&index=38&list=PLvlQavreI4UiZfc_TmLyWrHXHVYQFifhe her theme song.]] If you're done crying, it does end with hope: Roy saves her and takes her back to Nabata, where her soul is restored and the ending shows that, with time and help from Fae, she will recover.]]
* Most StarCrossedLovers people in ''Fire Emblem Elibe'' do end up here. Especially [[spoiler:Miledy and Gale]] in the 6th game (it's especially tearjerking when you actually [[spoiler:let Miledy kill Gale]] in one of the last levels — just check the conversation they'll have), also Priscilla and Heath in the 7th game. Guy also adheres to this, but his relationship doesn't go as much Tear Jerking as the Heath-Priscilla A Support... Thank goodness for Erk, or she wouldn't have any happy romantic endings at all.
* Most StarCrossedLovers people in ''Fire Emblem Elibe'' do end up here. Especially [[spoiler:Miledy and Gale]] in the 6th game (it's especially tearjerking when you actually [[spoiler:let Miledy kill Gale]] in one of the last levels — just check the conversation they'll have), also Priscilla and Heath in the 7th game. Guy also adheres to this, but his relationship doesn't go as much Tear Jerking as the Heath-Priscilla A Support... Thank goodness for Erk, or she wouldn't have any happy romantic endings at all.
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* Most StarCrossedLovers people in ''Fire Emblem Elibe'' do end up here. Especially[[spoiler:Miledy [[spoiler:Melady and Gale]] Galle]] in the 6th game (it's especially tearjerking when you actually [[spoiler:let Miledy Melady kill Gale]] Galle]] in one of the last levels — just check the conversation they'll have), also Priscilla and Heath in the 7th game. Guy also adheres to this, but his relationship doesn't go as much Tear Jerking as the Heath-Priscilla A Support... Thank goodness for Erk, or she wouldn't have any happy romantic endings at all.
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* [[spoiler:The death of Hector and Lilina's reaction]] in Fire Emblem 6. In the 6th game, you barely know [[spoiler:Hector.]] Then you play the 7th game... [[NoExportForYou Many Westerners may have started with the 7th game.]] If they get interested in the series and want to play the previous game for back-story, they're in for [[PlayerPunch a nasty surprise]].
* Fae and Sophia from ''[=FE6=]'' have a heart-wrenching support conversation: [[spoiler:Fae was crying due to the fact her lifespan is longer than Sophia's, and she didn't want Sophia to die before her and leave her all alone]]. Her conversation with Igrene is just as saddening: [[spoiler:she mistook Igrene explaining to her that her friend, Igrene's daughter, was dead because she said "she went somewhere far away". Fae thought that she did something to make her daughter mad, and if she was good, she'd come back]].
* Fae and Sophia from ''[=FE6=]'' have a heart-wrenching support conversation: [[spoiler:Fae was crying due to the fact her lifespan is longer than Sophia's, and she didn't want Sophia to die before her and leave her all alone]]. Her conversation with Igrene is just as saddening: [[spoiler:she mistook Igrene explaining to her that her friend, Igrene's daughter, was dead because she said "she went somewhere far away". Fae thought that she did something to make her daughter mad, and if she was good, she'd come back]].
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* Fae and Sophiafrom ''[=FE6=]'' have a heart-wrenching support conversation: [[spoiler:Fae was crying due to the fact her lifespan is longer than Sophia's, and she didn't want Sophia to die before her and leave her all alone]]. Her conversation with Igrene is just as saddening: [[spoiler:she mistook Igrene explaining to her that her friend, Igrene's daughter, was dead because she said "she went somewhere far away". Fae thought that she did something to make her daughter mad, and if she was good, she'd come back]].
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* Most StarCrossedLovers people in ''Fire Emblem Elibe'' do end up here. Especially [[spoiler:Miledy and Gale]] in the 6th game (it's especially tearjerking when you actually [[spoiler:let Miledy kill Gale]] in one of the last levels - just check the conversation they'll have), also Priscilla and Heath in the 7th game. Guy also adheres to this, but his relationship doesn't go as much Tear Jerking as the Heath-Priscilla A Support... Thank goodness for Erk, or she wouldn't have any happy romantic endings at all.
* Most StarCrossedLovers people in ''Fire Emblem Elibe'' do end up here. Especially [[spoiler:Miledy and Gale]] in the 6th game (it's especially tearjerking when you actually [[spoiler:let Miledy kill Gale]] in one of the last levels - just check the conversation they'll have), also Priscilla and Heath in the 7th game. Guy also adheres to this, but his relationship doesn't go as much Tear Jerking as the Heath-Priscilla A Support... Thank goodness for Erk, or she wouldn't have any happy romantic endings at all.
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* Also from Fire Emblem 6 is We also have Idoun. [[spoiler:She was a Divine Dragon, just like Fae. When the Dragons were losing the war, she was abducted by her own people, who ''ripped out her soul'' and turned her into a demonic emotionless shell who just churned out war dragons in a last effort to win. When Fae finds out, it is absolutely ''heartbreaking'' to see the little girl ask Roy if she (Fae) is going to end up the same way. Couple this with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8rjjVVsMxY&index=38&list=PLvlQavreI4UiZfc_TmLyWrHXHVYQFifhe her theme song.]] If you're done crying, it does end with hope: Roy saves her and takes her back to Nabata, where her soul is restored and the ending shows that, with time and help from Fae, she will recover.]].
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* Most StarCrossedLovers people in ''Fire Emblem Elibe'' do end up here. Especially [[spoiler:Miledy and Gale]] in the 6th game (it's especially tearjerking when you actually [[spoiler:let Miledy kill Gale]] in one of the last levels
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** In the sixth game, [[spoiler:Karel]] has mellowed out significantly and lost his blood lust. He quickly downplays his title. Sword Saint, stating that it is a lie. He tells the younger Blood Knights that there is more to life than just fighting, and by the time he figured it out, he lost something important. It's not clear if he's referring to [[spoiler:his sister Karla, who he did not visit as she lay dying from disease, or Guy, his peer and friend who he may have killed.]]
** In the sixth game, [[spoiler:Karel]] has mellowed out significantly and lost his blood lust. He quickly downplays his title. Sword Saint, stating that it is a lie. He tells the younger Blood Knights that there is more to life than just fighting, and by the time he figured it out, he lost something important. It's not clear if he's referring to [[spoiler:his sister Karla, who he did not visit as she lay dying from disease, or Guy, his peer and friend who he may have killed.]]
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** In the sixth game, [[spoiler:Karel]] has mellowed out significantly and lost his blood lust. He quickly downplays histitle. title, Sword Saint, stating that it is a lie. He tells the younger Blood Knights {{Blood Knight}}s that there is more to life than just fighting, and by the time he figured it out, he lost something important. It's not clear if he's referring to [[spoiler:his sister Karla, who he did not visit as she lay dying from disease, or Guy, his peer and friend who he may have killed.]]killed]].
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* Fa Fae and Sophia from ''[=FE6=]'' have a heart-wrenching support conversation: [[spoiler:Fa [[spoiler:Fae was crying due to the fact her lifespan is longer than Sophia's, and she didn't want Sophia to die before her and leave her all alone]]. Her conversation with Igrene is just as saddening: [[spoiler:she mistook Igrene explaining to her that her friend, Igrene's daughter, was dead because she said "she went somewhere far away". Fa Fae thought that she did something to make her daughter mad, and if she was good, she'd come back]].
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* Also from Fire Emblem 6 is Idoun. [[spoiler:She was a Divine Dragon, just like Fa. When the Dragons were losing the war, she was abducted by her own people, who ''ripped out her soul'' and turned her into a demonic emotionless shell who just churned out war dragons in a last effort to win. When Fa finds out, it is absolutely ''heartbreaking'' to see the little girl ask Roy if she (Fa) is going to end up the same way. Couple this with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8rjjVVsMxY&index=38&list=PLvlQavreI4UiZfc_TmLyWrHXHVYQFifhe her theme song.]] If you're done crying, it does end with hope: Roy saves her and takes her back to Nabata, where her soul is restored and the ending shows that, with time and help from Fa, she will recover.]].
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* Also from Fire Emblem 6 is Idoun. [[spoiler:She was a Divine Dragon, just like Fa.Fae. When the Dragons were losing the war, she was abducted by her own people, who ''ripped out her soul'' and turned her into a demonic emotionless shell who just churned out war dragons in a last effort to win. When Fa Fae finds out, it is absolutely ''heartbreaking'' to see the little girl ask Roy if she (Fa) (Fae) is going to end up the same way. Couple this with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8rjjVVsMxY&index=38&list=PLvlQavreI4UiZfc_TmLyWrHXHVYQFifhe her theme song.]] If you're done crying, it does end with hope: Roy saves her and takes her back to Nabata, where her soul is restored and the ending shows that, with time and help from Fa, Fae, she will recover.]].
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* Another StarCrossedLovers pair is [[spoiler:Igrene and Gorlois... now known as Astol.]]
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--> [[spoiler:'''Astol:''']] ... I'm sorry to say this to you, but... [[spoiler:That guy is dead. He was devoured by the quicksand of Nabata. All this stuff about spies and whatnot...]] It's just your imagination. Or perhaps you saw an illusion in the desert heat.
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* [[spoiler:The death of Hector and Lilina's reaction]] in Fire Emblem 6. In the 6th game, you barely know [[spoiler:Hector.]] Then you play the 7th game... [[NoExportForYou Many Westerners may have started with the 7th game.]] If they get interested in the series and want to play the previous game for back-story, they're in for [[PlayerPunch a nasty surprise]].
* Fa and Sophia from ''[=FE6=]'' have a heart-wrenching support conversation: [[spoiler:Fa was crying due to the fact her lifespan is longer than Sophia's, and she didn't want Sophia to die before her and leave her all alone]]. Her conversation with Igrene is just as saddening: [[spoiler:she mistook Igrene explaining to her that her friend, Igrene's daughter, was dead because she said "she went somewhere far away". Fa thought that she did something to make her daughter mad, and if she was good, she'd come back]].
** The former is kind of subverted by the grace that [[spoiler:Sophia could probably live for a few more centuries...]]
* Also from Fire Emblem 6 is Idoun. [[spoiler:She was a Divine Dragon, just like Fa. When the Dragons were losing the war, she was abducted by her own people, who ''ripped out her soul'' and turned her into a demonic emotionless shell who just churned out war dragons in a last effort to win. When Fa finds out, it is absolutely ''heartbreaking'' to see the little girl ask Roy if she (Fa) is going to end up the same way. Couple this with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8rjjVVsMxY&index=38&list=PLvlQavreI4UiZfc_TmLyWrHXHVYQFifhe her theme song.]] If you're done crying, it does end with hope: Roy saves her and takes her back to Nabata, where her soul is restored and the ending shows that, with time and help from Fa, she will recover.]].
* Most StarCrossedLovers people in ''Fire Emblem Elibe'' do end up here. Especially [[spoiler:Miledy and Gale]] in the 6th game (it's especially tearjerking when you actually [[spoiler:let Miledy kill Gale]] in one of the last levels - just check the conversation they'll have), also Priscilla and Heath in the 7th game. Guy also adheres to this, but his relationship doesn't go as much Tear Jerking as the Heath-Priscilla A Support... Thank goodness for Erk, or she wouldn't have any happy romantic endings at all.
* Another StarCrossedLovers pair is [[spoiler:Igrene and Gorlois... now known as Astol.]]
--> [[spoiler:'''Astol:''']] ... I'm sorry to say this to you, but... [[spoiler:That guy is dead. He was devoured by the quicksand of Nabata. All this stuff about spies and whatnot...]] It's just your imagination. Or perhaps you saw an illusion in the desert heat.
--> [[spoiler:'''Igrene:''']] ... I... see... Then... I must have been dreaming... I must have had a dream of a short period of happiness...
--> [[spoiler:'''Astol:''']] ... [[spoiler:Igrene...]] No... Sorry, forget it.
--> [[spoiler:'''Igrene:''']] ...
--> [[spoiler:'''Astol:''']] Just... forget it all... Please.
* The implied death of [[spoiler:Guy]] between FE7 and FE6. In his A support with [[spoiler:BloodKnight Karel]], master and student agree to meet in one year and test their swords against one another. In FE6, [[spoiler:Karel]] appears, while [[spoiler:Guy]] does not, implying that he was killed in their duel.
** In the sixth game, [[spoiler:Karel]] has mellowed out significantly and lost his blood lust. He quickly downplays his title. Sword Saint, stating that it is a lie. He tells the younger Blood Knights that there is more to life than just fighting, and by the time he figured it out, he lost something important. It's not clear if he's referring to [[spoiler:his sister Karla, who he did not visit as she lay dying from disease, or Guy, his peer and friend who he may have killed.]]
* Nino's A support with Florina. Nino confides in Florina about her guilt over her brothers, and ''both'' are driven to tears. Florina then promises she'll always be there for her.
* Zealot and Noah's supports in ''Sword of Seals'', about the dangerous lives of mercenaries and the letters they write to give to their loved ones when they die. It ends poignantly.
-->'''Zealot:''' ...A letter arrived today. It was your comrade's...Grant's will.
-->'''Noah:''' ... I see.
-->'''Zealot:''' Would you like to read it?
-->'''Noah:''' ... No.
-->'''Zealot:''' Alright. Then let's go.
-->'''Noah:''' Yes.
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* Fa and Sophia from ''[=FE6=]'' have a heart-wrenching support conversation: [[spoiler:Fa was crying due to the fact her lifespan is longer than Sophia's, and she didn't want Sophia to die before her and leave her all alone]]. Her conversation with Igrene is just as saddening: [[spoiler:she mistook Igrene explaining to her that her friend, Igrene's daughter, was dead because she said "she went somewhere far away". Fa thought that she did something to make her daughter mad, and if she was good, she'd come back]].
** The former is kind of subverted by the grace that [[spoiler:Sophia could probably live for a few more centuries...]]
* Also from Fire Emblem 6 is Idoun. [[spoiler:She was a Divine Dragon, just like Fa. When the Dragons were losing the war, she was abducted by her own people, who ''ripped out her soul'' and turned her into a demonic emotionless shell who just churned out war dragons in a last effort to win. When Fa finds out, it is absolutely ''heartbreaking'' to see the little girl ask Roy if she (Fa) is going to end up the same way. Couple this with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8rjjVVsMxY&index=38&list=PLvlQavreI4UiZfc_TmLyWrHXHVYQFifhe her theme song.]] If you're done crying, it does end with hope: Roy saves her and takes her back to Nabata, where her soul is restored and the ending shows that, with time and help from Fa, she will recover.]].
* Most StarCrossedLovers people in ''Fire Emblem Elibe'' do end up here. Especially [[spoiler:Miledy and Gale]] in the 6th game (it's especially tearjerking when you actually [[spoiler:let Miledy kill Gale]] in one of the last levels - just check the conversation they'll have), also Priscilla and Heath in the 7th game. Guy also adheres to this, but his relationship doesn't go as much Tear Jerking as the Heath-Priscilla A Support... Thank goodness for Erk, or she wouldn't have any happy romantic endings at all.
* Another StarCrossedLovers pair is [[spoiler:Igrene and Gorlois... now known as Astol.]]
--> [[spoiler:'''Astol:''']] ... I'm sorry to say this to you, but... [[spoiler:That guy is dead. He was devoured by the quicksand of Nabata. All this stuff about spies and whatnot...]] It's just your imagination. Or perhaps you saw an illusion in the desert heat.
--> [[spoiler:'''Igrene:''']] ... I... see... Then... I must have been dreaming... I must have had a dream of a short period of happiness...
--> [[spoiler:'''Astol:''']] ... [[spoiler:Igrene...]] No... Sorry, forget it.
--> [[spoiler:'''Igrene:''']] ...
--> [[spoiler:'''Astol:''']] Just... forget it all... Please.
* The implied death of [[spoiler:Guy]] between FE7 and FE6. In his A support with [[spoiler:BloodKnight Karel]], master and student agree to meet in one year and test their swords against one another. In FE6, [[spoiler:Karel]] appears, while [[spoiler:Guy]] does not, implying that he was killed in their duel.
** In the sixth game, [[spoiler:Karel]] has mellowed out significantly and lost his blood lust. He quickly downplays his title. Sword Saint, stating that it is a lie. He tells the younger Blood Knights that there is more to life than just fighting, and by the time he figured it out, he lost something important. It's not clear if he's referring to [[spoiler:his sister Karla, who he did not visit as she lay dying from disease, or Guy, his peer and friend who he may have killed.]]
* Nino's A support with Florina. Nino confides in Florina about her guilt over her brothers, and ''both'' are driven to tears. Florina then promises she'll always be there for her.
* Zealot and Noah's supports in ''Sword of Seals'', about the dangerous lives of mercenaries and the letters they write to give to their loved ones when they die. It ends poignantly.
-->'''Zealot:''' ...A letter arrived today. It was your comrade's...Grant's will.
-->'''Noah:''' ... I see.
-->'''Zealot:''' Would you like to read it?
-->'''Noah:''' ... No.
-->'''Zealot:''' Alright. Then let's go.
-->'''Noah:''' Yes.
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