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-SPOILER-
Claire Farron's Personality:
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Lightning is determined, concentrated and independent. Initially, she is cold and standoffish, distancing herself from her companions. She only looks out for herself and doesn't care if others are left behind. She resents Bhunivelze for robbing her of her emotions and his use of her situation to his advantage.
As her quest advances, Lightning begins to show compassion toward others because of her assigned task to save their souls. Straying from her cold-hearted personality, she begins to encourage those struggling implying Lightning unconsciously had given up her emotions, rather than Bhunivelze taking them with force.
By the end of her quest, Lightning has come around from her self-imposed tough and emotionless warrior persona, along with all her experiences she realizes that locking her heart away is how she threw away her happiness.
-SPOILER END-
...so probably a no.. It's just how she reacts and gives a cold answer to the people who think that she cares for anyone else at all.. at the beginning of the game
B) It's sort of implied via the novella that she somewhat ends up with Hope (though 90% of that is fan speculation).
If this is the case someone definitely didn't tell her voice actor this, I just saw the scene where Lumina appears as Serah for a moment and she certainly didn't act devoid of emotion there. I think it's more that her and Hope's emotions of the past have been stripped from them, but they're not completely empty husks. If they had absolutely no emotions, they wouldn't care about saving people at all and that wouldn't work with God's plan.
holy crap there's no way around it at all
Most of her dialogue is emotionless (it actually reminds me A LOT of the protagonist of Two Worlds 2, which bothered me for a while when I was playing). She didn't feel something as in desperation, affection or anything of the sort. She was surprised and wanted more answers, so she called out to Lumina. Her range of emotions in LR is a tricky subject, especially cos (at least in the localization) they state she has no emotions at all.
As for the OP, no. She might as well be asexual for all we care, cos it doesn't affect her as a character. And while most people see Vanille and Fang as a couple (cos that's how our society perceives such a close relationship between whoever it is), they might just be VERY close. Something most people forget about those two is that Gran Pulse had a completely different social structure than Cocoon, the latter being an approximation of our own society.
I agree!
However, Motomu Toriyama, the game director for the XIII series, has explicitly said that he crafted Lightning to be his perfect woman. That fact combined with him being male suggests that he probably designed her to be straight.
Why do you think there's an enemy called..
Hoplite
Hop Lite
Hope Light
Looks legit to me.
He wants all the ass, prob even fang.