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** In fact, it's a theme for the main characters too. Yuna having completed her supposed suicide mission is left with a lifetime of summoner training and no ability to use it. Paine is looking for a purpose, any purpose to distract her from what happened on the Crimson Squad, and Rikku (unbelievably, but accurately the most well adjusted of the three) just wants to have fun.
** All of Spira seems to be have fallen into this after Sin's downfall. It's still an improvement since the only "purpose" they had when Sin was around was simple survival.
* Vaan from ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]'' is like this in the middle of the game, where he admits to Ashe that even with his hatred of
* The ''[[Persona (video game)|Persona]]'' series:
** Somewhat grimly done with Mitsuo is ''[[Persona 4]]'' who {{spoiler|becomes a copycat serial killer in a vain attempt to feel like he's doing something important or satisfying. When the party enters his section of the [[Mental World|TV world]], it turns out to be a NES style RPG dungeon, aptly titled "Void Quest." Along the way, we get some delightful narration along the lines of "Mitsuo slays Television Anchor (referring to a real murder in the outside world). Mitsuo gains a level. Mitsuo gains 2 Emptiness points." His shadow (the repressed part of himself) tells him that he has no purpose in life and that he'll never feel satisfied with anything. Unlike everyone else thrown in the TV world up to that point, he doesn't conquer his shadow and merely gets arrested while still in denial.}}
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