Selphie frowned darkly as she held the pendant in her hand. She turned it over several times like she was trying to etch the shape into her memory before letting it go to swing back-and-forth between the two of them. She'd never known her own parents so her picture of the ideal parent was a mere fantasy for her. To hear of a parent going against that very ideal that she held onto didn't sit well with the brunette. If she learned that Tidus wanted to see him again, she wouldn't stop him but the chances of her approving of that type of parent was slim-to-none.

Regardless, Selphie shrugged lightly. "Sounds like he needs his ego popped. And if it makes you feel any better, I saw a doll of someone that I grew up with."

That dark frown was still in place.