When Cloud and Aerith meet up on the passage to Sector 6, Cloud has another one of his vision-induced headaches triggered as he watches Aerith walking ahead of him.The lonely little girl will eventually ask if Cloud wants to be her friend. Thinking that Cloud is all alone with no friends, she says she has no friends either in a forlorn tone. She tells Cloud that she is sick and sneaks out to play at night. While Cloud never interacts directly with her, wait long enough and the little girl will talk to him and ask if he's there to play too. Near the end of chapter four after Cloud escorts Wedge home, you can find a lone child at the same Sector 7 playground where you meet Betty.It quickly becomes obvious that Cloud is close to his breaking point. Cloud ends up reduced to whimpering in childlike terror, nearly in tears. As Sephiroth approaches him, Cloud backs away a few steps before freezing in place. Cloud has just watched two friends die, failed to prevent the Sector 7 plate from falling, and Aerith has been taken captive by Shinra. Sephiroth appears once again, this time to mock Cloud over his failures. Then, everything comes to a head in chapter fourteen. He finds himself trembling and only finally calms when Aerith holds his hand. Later on, in chapter eight, he runs into a Sephiroth clone in the children's hideout, who grabs him and shows him a vision of Sephiroth musing about the Reunion. Cloud very nearly kills his neighbor in a panic when he believes he has found Sephiroth in the room next door in chapter three. His first instinct is usually to go on the offensive. It can be heartrending to see just how terrified of Sephiroth Cloud really is.Sephiroth rubbing it in that he murdered Cloud's mother.Most people know all of the sad and heartbreaking moments from the original game, but now the remake makes them hit even harder, and even adds some entirely new moments that rip your heart to shreds.

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