I love how this forum can never seem to actually die. I mean, it's kind of silly that there's a whole debate topic going on over a fictional character's sexuality. Not saying it to be mean, but this whole thread just goes in a cycle where someone says something stupid and there's a big uproar about it. XD

I love it, though. This one is a lot more interesting than Edgeworth's, even with the lacking/circumstantial evidence. Same arguement every few pages, but still funny.

My whole view on Celeste and Adrian is that they were just close friends. Their dynamic probably wasn't too healthy, though. The way I look at it, Adrian didn't love Celeste - she was just obsessed with her. She wasn't hiding behind a facade yet, so the dependency was fullblown. She had the complusive need and want to try and be Celeste, to appear stronger. I think that Adrian loved her, but wasn't in love with her. She loved the idea of Celeste, someone so strong, and their friendship only fed her disorder to the point where it spiraled out of control. She carried that obsession with her after Celeste's death, and she tried to, in a way, follow in her mentor's footsteps. I think, in a weird, twisted way, Adrian thought Celeste might have wanted revenge against Matt and Juan, hence the stabbing and framing. She wasn't lying about wanting the suicide note to preserve Celeste's memory, but I look at it with a darker, more selfish reasoning because of that obsession. And despite how this sounds I do ship them, so.

As for Franziska and Adrian, I think they have potential to become a couple, but they'd have to work through so many dysfunctional issues with one another. I believe somebody already ranted about this whole thing somewhere else, so I won't bother really going into detail, but while they do have promise, I can't see them immediately being attracted to one another. Fran's got the perfection issues, so she probably views Adrian with a little bit of disdain, even if she doesn't mean to. And Adrian, despite trying not to, would automatically gravitate towards her just because of the codependancy, and that would make her feel uncomfortable. I suppose, in a way, they've settled into an awkward friendship after T&T, but it would take a lot more time for them to even consider moving past that platonic stage. However, I do believe that the love they could hold would be pretty damn strong if given the chance to grow.

But yeah, so these are just my opinions, and I know other people think of it in a completely different way, which I accept. But, I repeat, I do ship both Celeste/Adrian and Franziska/Adrian. This was in no way meant to be an anti-post.