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Okay, OP, I have absolutely no idea what your theory is. None.
But, and this is going on the meager understanding that I do have, you're saying that Ven is asking Aqua not to 'erase him' but rather to 'erase what's inside him' much in the way that Dispel does.
However, and if this is wrong, my bad, considering I'm not too up to date with Final Fantasy, Dispel is used to negate the positive effects that enemies give themselves, ie Haste, Regen, etc.
If this theory were to work, then what Ven wanted erased had to have been a positive effect, not a negative one. So, it stands to question, why would Ven want to get rid of a positive effect?
Also, hasn't it been confirmed that that quote was another stupid mistranslation? It is indeed 'it' and not 'he'. 'It' referring to the keyblade. And, that would make the most sense, because didn't Roxas want to know why the keyblades chose him? Why he was given the keyblades? If so, and he learned that he only weilds them because of Sora, then it stands to reason that he would want to know why the keyblade chose Sora.
I don't see how Terra's will could be transferred to a keyblade. If that had been the case, then Terra would have gone with his original plan, and had Riku take the keyblade, correct? No, I don't think Terra could have been able to transfer his will to the keyblade. After all, it sounds to me that the keyblade is a mysterious object that they didn't know much about. If that's so, how would Terra have been able to transfer his will into a keyblade that was not made by him, therefore he wouldn't know the inner workings of the keyblade.
But, and this is going on the meager understanding that I do have, you're saying that Ven is asking Aqua not to 'erase him' but rather to 'erase what's inside him' much in the way that Dispel does.
However, and if this is wrong, my bad, considering I'm not too up to date with Final Fantasy, Dispel is used to negate the positive effects that enemies give themselves, ie Haste, Regen, etc.
If this theory were to work, then what Ven wanted erased had to have been a positive effect, not a negative one. So, it stands to question, why would Ven want to get rid of a positive effect?
Also, hasn't it been confirmed that that quote was another stupid mistranslation? It is indeed 'it' and not 'he'. 'It' referring to the keyblade. And, that would make the most sense, because didn't Roxas want to know why the keyblades chose him? Why he was given the keyblades? If so, and he learned that he only weilds them because of Sora, then it stands to reason that he would want to know why the keyblade chose Sora.
I don't see how Terra's will could be transferred to a keyblade. If that had been the case, then Terra would have gone with his original plan, and had Riku take the keyblade, correct? No, I don't think Terra could have been able to transfer his will to the keyblade. After all, it sounds to me that the keyblade is a mysterious object that they didn't know much about. If that's so, how would Terra have been able to transfer his will into a keyblade that was not made by him, therefore he wouldn't know the inner workings of the keyblade.