Cloud Has A Heartbreaking Line When Visiting Jessie's Portrait In Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has an easy-to-miss voice line if you choose to visit Jessie's portrait without any other party members in Chapter 8.
Before the release of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, one of the biggest questions that fans had is whether the game was bringing Jessie back to life after she seemingly died in Remake. Trailers for the game showed her performing on a stage which, considering we also saw that Biggs was somehow alive, convinced fans that she'd somehow survived her fate.
Minor spoilers for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth below.
As it turns out, though, that wasn't the case at all. When you visit the theatre in Chapter 8, you'll see a portrait of Jessie hung up that nearly all of the characters in the party will comment on, confirming that she did die during Remake and that Square didn't reverse her death.
You can visit the portrait with Tifa, Aerith, or Yuffie (no Barret, for some reason) and each has a unique reaction. Tifa expresses how much she owes Jessie and explains her history with her, Aerith comments on Jessie's crush on Cloud and says that he's clueless about romance, and Yuffie says that it's Cloud's destiny to be surrounded by "smokin'-hot chicks".
What you might not realise, however, is that there's a special interaction if you choose to visit the portrait without anyone from the party. As showcased by PlayStation UK, Cloud has a particularly heartbreaking scene if you do so, as he's flooded by memories of Jessie before wistfully saying that he's "still waiting on that pizza".
Cloud will actually say his pizza line if he visits the portrait with Yuffie , but considering the other two options are Tifa and Aerith, it's still very likely that most players missed the interaction.
This is, of course, a reference to the pizza that Jessie was going to make Cloud after their mission together in Remake. Tragically, she never got the chance to do so as she ends up passing away shortly after inviting Cloud for dinner. As great as the
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