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Good luck with that, soldier.
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I can smell the Ishbalan stray dog, but...
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he's gone now.
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Say, brother,
what's going to happen to Mr. Marcoh?
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The Führer said
he was going to look after him.
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What can we do about it?
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{\an8}Central Library?
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Mr. Marcoh had to hide
all of his papers
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right under the military's nose.
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And this...
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{\an8}- What do you suppose that means?
- I don't know.
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In any case, let's keep this a secret
from the colonel and the others.
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Brother?
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I'm not sure whether or not
we can trust them anymore.
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Man cannot obtain anything
without first sacrificing something.
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In order to obtain anything,
something of equal value is required.
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That is alchemy's
Law of Equivalent Exchange.
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At the time, we believed that
to be the true way of the world.
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THAT WHICH IS LOST
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You're leaving so suddenly?
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Mm-hm, now that we know
that Scar is in East City,
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everyone seems to have become worried
about Central, all of a sudden.
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Sorry to have inconvenienced you,
but we're going back.
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- Before you do, what is the punishment?
- Punishment?
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I knew where the Crystal Alchemist was,
and yet I left him alone.
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You've done well.
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I wanted to place him
in protective custody.
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The officer directly underneath me,
Grand, was against it,
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but he put his research
to use on the battlefield,
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which must have tormented him.
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At this late date,
I would like to make it up to him.
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- But regarding his research--
- That will be all.
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I will continue to rely on you.
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May you have a safe journey.
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The Philosopher's Stone
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does not exist.
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As you can see, I'm fine.
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You'd probably shape up
if you did get punished for once.
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He never seems to let his guard down.
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Creation follows destruction!
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I shall fix you up nice and pretty!
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VIRILITY
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That's all right.
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The method of bonding a soul to armor...
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is only known by one person.
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Fullmetal.
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Yeah, and for that to happen,
I first need to do something about my arm.
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You're right.
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After all, if Edward
is unable to use his alchemy...
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He's just a sharp-tongued brat.
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Anyhow, I'm going to my mechanic.
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Colonel, you know who, right?
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Yeah, I saw our good-for-nothing alchemist
there once, bawling in pain.
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"It hurts! It hurts so bad!
I'm going to pee my pants!"
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Right?
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What are you going to do
once you're fixed up?
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I'm going to Central.
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There's something I want to look up
in the library there.
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That's going to be a long trip.
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Which means...
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Since I'm part of the Führer's party,
I won't be able to accompany you.
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- I can't very well leave here.
- And I have to keep an eye on him.
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I don't think I'd be able to protect
those two from such a dangerous guy.
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That goes for me too!
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That settles it, then.
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I shall escort these two during their...
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VIRILITY REDUX
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We don't need that!
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What are you going to do if Scar
attacks you again in your condition?
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You can't carry Al like that either,
can you?
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Children should listen to adults.
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You're calling us children?
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Al, say something!
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Brother, this is the first time
anyone has ever treated me like a child
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since I got this body!
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Very well, Edward Elric.
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Shall we begin packing?
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This is the first time
anyone has ever treated me like luggage
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since I got this body.
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For crying out loud...
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Hey, newspaper? I've got tea too!
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Shoo, shoo!
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- Hey, I've got a message from Roy.
- From the colonel?
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"Don't go dying under my command.
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It's a pain having to deal
with everything."
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That's all.
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Tell him, "Roger. There's no way
I'm going to die ahead of you,
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you grubby colonel."
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And while you're at it,
take this escort with you too.
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Hey, now.
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I don't know what Marcoh told you,
but let me inform you of one thing...
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Three years ago, we discovered
the body of a young girl
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who had been transmuted into a Chimera.
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Nina?
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The way she was torn apart...
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It turns out to be identical
to Scar's method of alchemy.
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Thanks, man.
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Now, I can take him on.
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I'll see you in Central.
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I'll apply for permission to browse
at the first branch.
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You'll have to excuse me
for using my left hand.
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Central... Central's first...
first something-or-other!
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Central Library, First Branch.
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Mm-hmm! That's enough, right?
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Brother!
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Sorry about that.
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What is the Führer...?
What is the Führer's answer?
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You told that boy where your papers
are hidden, didn't you?
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What are you talking about?
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That's okay.
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The boy will come even closer
to the Philosopher's Stone.
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However, I will be a little upset
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if you wrote down anything extra
in those papers.
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The boy is smart.
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Once he reads it,
he won't do as you want him to--
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Which is why, before he does, I thought
I'd look into it myself, you see?
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That won't be possible.
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You're going to die, right here!
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That was cruel.
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I've already died once, you know.
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So that's it.
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Just like the stories say, you guys are...
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Gluttony.
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Tell me,
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{\an8}where did you tell the boy
you hid your papers?
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Whew, I've had it, Al.
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That guy just keeps going on and on,
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and all he does is brag
about his family background.
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Let me take a break here...
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Al? Al? Al?
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Al! Al? Al?
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Al?
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Al was mistaken for
someone else's luggage,
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and got dropped off at the last station!
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Hm? That won't do.
We'll go back for him at the next station.
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I can't wait that long!
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Now, now.
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Stay out of my way!
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Calm down, Edward Elric.
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What else could I do?
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If I, a suit of armor, said "not here,"
they'd just be stunned by me.
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I wonder if brother has noticed.
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I'm the one who wants to cry here.
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Uh-oh.
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He wouldn't have gone off
somewhere by himself!
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You're sure...
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it was this armor?
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Mm-hmm. You're good at drawing, huh?
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It's a technique for drawing likenesses
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that has been passed down
in my family for generations.
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How can you be taking this so lightly?
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Wait, it's too dangerous!
What's the hurry?
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You guys just don't understand us!
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What?
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I heard from Dr. Marcoh
about what happened in Ishbal!
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Say, do you know anything about
some armor that was at the train station?
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Like who might have taken it?
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It was large, and dark...
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Just a second, please!
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Ouch.
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Hey! Hold it!
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Hold on! Hold on, I tell you!
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Damn.
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If I had my arm and leg,
this wouldn't be so hard.
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This is a problem.
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We're getting further and further away
from the train station.
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Ahem...
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Am I hearing things?
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I'm right here. This armor.
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That didn't hurt at all!
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With this...
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Um...
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- It's doing it again!
- Please don't be startled.
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I'm...
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I'm...
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The latest model of armor!
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We're popular now in Central.
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Talking armor.
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Where's your switch? Be quiet!
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You can't turn me off.
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Just keep quiet, then.
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- Where are we going?
- To a fight.
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A fight?
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Boss Poe said
that if I wanted to be like him,
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I should go rub out a guy or two.
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So I told him that I would lay
into the Damousha family,
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who are always invading our territory.
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If I bring back one of their heads
like this,
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then no one will treat me
like a kid any more.
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I'll be accepted
as the boss' right-hand man!
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I'll do it! I'll get them!
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You're not, by any chance,
going to go kill someone?
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You're some pretty good armor.
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I won't even have to worry
if they pull a gun on me.
195
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That's why you're wearing me?
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So it won't hurt?
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That's right, as long as I'm not hurt,
I can go all-out.
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Still, it's going to hurt.
199
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What? Are you a defective product?
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I'm sure it will hurt. In your heart.
201
00:15:51,158 --> 00:15:52,034
Don't be silly.
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00:15:52,117 --> 00:15:55,329
Or would you rather
you didn't feel pain in your heart?
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Relax your arm.
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What is this?
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I am the "Curse of the Squirms."
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I mean,
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the "Cursed Armor."
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Once you become one with me,
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your mind and body
will never feel pain again,
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forever and ever.
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00:16:23,983 --> 00:16:25,693
I'm sorry about this.
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Having been made to live alone
together with an old man,
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she was thinking of what was best
for the future, in her own way.
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00:16:34,284 --> 00:16:38,080
So she was just hoping to make
things easier for her grandpa, huh?
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You did pretty well to have noticed this.
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00:16:41,875 --> 00:16:43,585
I can't give you this.
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00:16:43,669 --> 00:16:47,339
But if you want, I could introduce you
to the engineer who made it.
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00:16:48,048 --> 00:16:50,509
She's got a sharp tongue,
but decent skills.
219
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I appreciate the offer,
but I don't need an artificial leg.
220
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Once you get used to it,
it's pretty handy.
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Perhaps so.
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However...
223
00:17:01,103 --> 00:17:05,357
However, I'd like to leave
my leg the way it is.
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A sword wound I received
on the battlefield became infected.
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By the time they carried me to the rear,
all they could do was cut it off.
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Battlefield? You were a soldier?
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Which war?
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The one up north?
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Or...
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You don't mean Ishbal?
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On the battlefield,
everyone becomes some other creature.
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You can carry out even the most cruel acts
without any feeling.
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In order to protect myself,
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my mind must have shut out all emotion.
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00:17:47,983 --> 00:17:52,404
But once the war is over,
you can't keep doing that.
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I must not forget what I saw there,
what I did there.
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When I look at this injury,
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it allows me
to remember it all immediately.
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And that's why...
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That's why you don't want any Automail?
241
00:18:07,086 --> 00:18:09,755
- That isn't very--
- That's not the only reason.
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I lost my leg.
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00:18:14,718 --> 00:18:18,514
However, I have gained
something even more important.
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Peace of mind,
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and a life with my grandchildren, you see?
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00:18:26,522 --> 00:18:31,568
It's when a person first loses something
that they first gain something, right?
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You think so?
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There are those who have gone to war
that came back fine.
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That's what soldiers do.
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Those people have lost something.
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Even if it isn't something
visible to the eye.
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If you have lost something yourself,
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then you too should have gained something.
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In alchemy, that's what's known
as equivalent exchange, right?
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How can that be?
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I've lost my right arm and left leg.
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And my brother lost his whole body.
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We're living desperately
just to get them back!
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Taking everything back,
that is what our dream is!
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We've gained nothing in return.
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Everything has been taken from us!
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A dream to take everything back.
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But then, once that comes true,
what will you do?
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A dream that is granted
can't be called a real dream at all.
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Even so...
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Even so, we're going to take it back.
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Thanks for the tea.
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Brother!
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Grandpa, brother is home!
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Oh, that's right! Al!
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Al!
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Yes!
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Al.
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Al, you reek of sheep.
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Well, excuse me!
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Fine, when we get
to Old Lady Pinako's house,
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I'll get washed up.
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Say, Al,
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four years ago, when the colonel
came to Resembool,
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he said it was because he happened
to look at the letter we sent, right?
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That's what he said.
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He was searching for Dad.
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But, by any chance,
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do you think the reason that the colonel
went to Granny's house was...
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Major.
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I was worried about you.
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Sorry about that.
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What's wrong?
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Major...
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I'm sorry about earlier.
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Oh, no!
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If we miss this one, we'll have to wait
until noon tomorrow!
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- Hey! What are you doing?
- We're going to run!
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This is the method
of short-distance sprinting
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that has been passed down
through my family for generations!
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Put me down!
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I'm going to break!
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Fullmetal Alchemist...
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Episode 17: "House of the Waiting Family."
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On the day we left,
we burned down our house.
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We had nowhere to return home to.
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Or that's what we thought.