Cloister Infinity
Whether the two men had intended for it to happen or not, their deaths changed the hearts and minds of many people. Their defeat of Chappu, while being acknowledged as the heroic deed that it was, was almost forgotten in favour of their impact on the laws of New Yevon.
Many people campaigned for Beclem and Isaaru to be given a proper burial, Baralai included, and within a couple of days they were buried at the rear of the Bevelle palace, grand tombstones making the place where they had died and now lay in peace together.
New Yevon was forced to change many of its laws. Within a few weeks, falling in love with a member of the same sex no longer carried a death sentence. After a few more months of campaigning from the Al Bhed, Guado, and certain factions of New Yevon led by Baralai, it was no longer viewed as a crime at all.
Of course, the prejudice could not be erased all together, and while many people could now express their love without fear of death, there was still that ever present prejudice and hatred from some parts of the population that meant that there was still fear. Elma never told Lucil how she felt, and kept her feelings a secret until the day she died.
Wedge was imprisoned for the death of Dorian. The penalty for a New Yevon official's murder would usually be death, but since Dorian had apparently gone against the true leader of New Yevon, Baralai's, wishes, he was granted some clemency. After many years in prison, Wedge was released as a free man. Whether it was because of Biggs or not was never known, but Wedge lived alone for the rest of his life.
After many years, those that had been granted the freedom to love by Beclem and Isaaru raised a statue to them in Luca once the city had been rebuilt. Every day young lovers came to Luca to pay their respects.
The entrance to Via Infinito was closed off by New Yevon, so that no other great fiends could escape from its depths.
And in the deepest depths of Via Infinito, in the Cloisters that no-one would ever venture into again, two souls resided happily together for the rest of eternity, never to be disturbed or parted again.