Kalm is an early glimpse into the past of our characters beyond cryptic words and a short flashback when Cloud joins SOLDIER. The cutscene in the hotel is probably the first real clue that something is off about a couple of our main characters, and that there's something going on under the surface that we don't know about yet. Quite a lot of exposition occurs in a long conversation sequence within this town.
The theme of this place mirrors it's name - it's a stopping-off point before pressing on on the world map, and the simple town without much in the way of troubles or worries gives a sense of peace. The music here, composed by the venerable Nobuo Uematsu, conveys these feelings well.
Kalm is an early glimpse into the past of our characters beyond cryptic words and a short flashback when Cloud joins SOLDIER. The cutscene in the hotel is probably the first real clue that something is off about a couple of our main characters, and that there's something going on under the surface that we don't know about yet. Quite a lot of exposition occurs in a long conversation sequence within this town.
The theme of this place mirrors it's name - it's a stopping-off point before pressing on on the world map, and the simple town without much in the way of troubles or worries gives a sense of peace. The music here, composed by the venerable Nobuo Uematsu, conveys these feelings well.
Kalm is an early glimpse into the past of our characters beyond cryptic words and a short flashback when Cloud joins SOLDIER. The cutscene in the hotel is probably the first real clue that something is off about a couple of our main characters, and that there's something going on under the surface that we don't know about yet. Quite a lot of exposition occurs in a long conversation sequence within this town.
The theme of this place mirrors it's name - it's a stopping-off point before pressing on on the world map, and the simple town without much in the way of troubles or worries gives a sense of peace. The music here, composed by the venerable Nobuo Uematsu, conveys these feelings well.