[ Going back home--isn't that a heavy subject for the both of them?

He sees Roland's last remark as a way to swerve the subject, and Tidus is happy to drive it as well, to keep away from those murky waters. ]

Yeah, well, that's Inigo for you. He does his best to keep going. [ But, thinking about it - the Inigo then and the Inigo now. ] …I think he's learned to rely on others more. Slowly- he used to always dodge an issue or laugh off what I said when we first met, but he's more open these days. 'Specially when it comes to hugging, [ he scoffs. ]

I hope he is better. [ He shakes his head. ] But I'm not worried. Not exactly. I know he'll find a good guy someday. The biggest problem is this train.

[ And that good guy being snatched from Inigo a second time. ]