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- Aurora's kind, compassionate personality... well, unless you try to hurt her or her friends, that is. The residents of Lemuria, living in fear from Queen Umbra's repression after she usurped the throne, are emotionally touched by her efforts to help them in their plights. Her breaking the curse on the Capilli inspires Finn to travel with her to discover bravery (which by the end he has found, as shown when he directly stands up to Umbra for all of Lemuria), and she also offers Óengus a chance to regain his lost honour among his clan, after he faked an alliance with Umbra to save them which backfired considerably. Óengus is eventually forgiven by his brother the Kategida Captain and allowed back into the clan.
- At the beginning of the game, Aurora finds herself separated from her beloved father, all alone in a strange land with no light. This leaves her extremely distressed and her early-game dialogue reflects this as she's somewhat irritable with limited patience for snark, resulting in a few minor squabbles between her and Igniculus. As she continues her journey, she forms strong bonds with her companions and eventually regards them as irreplaceable friends. A small but important detail is that at the beginning, she usually addresses Igniculus as "Sir Firefly", but her formality towards him gradually disappears as they become closer.
- After Rubella joins, this conversation between Aurora and Igniculus:Aurora: When you are but a leaf, why pretend a branch to be?Igniculus: You and me, we could be a tree.
- After leaving Capilli Village for the Plains of Rambert, Aurora remembers her father.Igniculus: So much feeling, I wish I knew,
Aurora, what does a father do?Aurora: A father tucks you into bed,
He holds you when you are sad,
He always knows what to do
He is the best friend you ever had.Igniculus: How can one father do all that?Aurora: That is what fathers are good at. - This gem of a dialogue sequence between Aurora and Igniculus, from within the heart of Magna:Igniculus: Aurora, What is love known by?Aurora: When it hurts to say goodbye.
- Rubella being the only one that can put a smile on Tristis' face. His depressing speeches actually amuse her and he says that she's his only fan and the reason he's not disheartened. This shows how loving these siblings are to each other.
- Instead of returning to the everlasting light plane with the other elementals, Igniculus chooses to stay with Aurora and save Lemuria.Igniculus: Aurora, I'm home.
- While it is a momentously tragic scene, the Duke's final words to Aurora. After she tells him how much she loves him and wishes they could be together, but can't if it means the Lemurians will suffer, he passes away, his final words expressing how proud he is that she did the right thing.Duke: My... Aurora... good...
- The end of the game, where Aurora's party members stand up against Queen Umbra. Each of them raise their sword for one another's races, showing the bond they've grown. And the first one to do so is Genovefa. She notes that these events are greater than herself and her family, and declares with the others that she stands with the other races. Considering what she went through, it's truly heartwarming to see her forge a true bond with her new companions.
- While certainly bittersweet, the ending is still overall optimistic. Aurora frees Lemuria from Umbra, and returns to Austria to rescue her people from the rising floodwaters. She leads them into Lemuria, where all the various races live and grow together in prosperity. The Narrator is revealed to be Queen Aurora herself, who is apparently telling the tale as a bedtime story to her own daughter.And Lemuria began to grow again
Each of us leading, together.
Soon it will be your turn, Princess
To leave on an adventure.
Now, my dear, the fire has died,
The night is dark and deep,
Close your eyes, let go
And drift off to sleep. - It's shown that after the events of the game, Robert and Margaret got married and had a child named Reginald, as seen here
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