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Edward!
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Thank goodness!
You're coming around, right?
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Where am I?
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Al!
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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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Sorry about that.
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I'll get you back to normal right away, okay?
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Mm-hmm.
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Edward, what on earth happened
at the 5th Laboratory?
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Nothing much.
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Nothing much? And you were
this seriously injured?
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It's no big deal. Geez,
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and I was just one step away from
getting my hand on the truth, too.
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Well, next time, I won't botch things-
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Edward!
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I apologize in advance for my discourtesy.
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You nearly lost your life!
You should recognize that you are still a child!
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You could trust us adults a
little more, couldn't you?
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My conduct was unbecoming an inferior
officer! I beg your forgiveness!
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I beg your forgiveness!
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No, I'm the one who's sorry to you.
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This is one of Ed's parts, all right.
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As someone who has been sung of as a young, beautiful,
gifted automail engineer, this is a terrible blunder for me!
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Is something the matter?
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Ah, no! N-nothing at all, nothing at all, really!
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Yes, Rockbell Prosthetic Limb Outfitters.
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Winry?
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E-Ed?
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As it turns out, I can't move
my right arm any more.
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Sure enough...
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Sure enough?
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Ah, you see? Didn't I tell you that I made it lighter,
so it wouldn't be quite so strong this time?
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Geez, you've gone and done something
reckless again, haven't you?
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A-anyhow, I can't get down there
right now, so I'm in a fix.
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In that case, I'll make the trip!
I'll dash on over, just wait there!
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Aren't you unusually kind today?
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Oh, I'm always kind!
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Okay then, if you would. Thanks.
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This time, make sure you do his maintenance right.
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Right...
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Yo, Ed!
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I heard you could get up!
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Lieutenant Colonel...!
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Al, are you okay, too?
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Mm-hmm.
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Oh, that's right.
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Would you guys go buy some lunch for me?
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Ah, I'll get that myself.
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Lieutenant Ross, you go with him.
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Understood.
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Sorry, I'm just so hungry.
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About the 5th Laboratory...
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Everything concerning the incident is being chalked
up as the doing of Scar, who was pursuing you.
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Of course, I'm not convinced of that.
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There were a lot of bodies left there that
are thought to have been Chimeras.
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There was a great deal of equipment that I can't help
but believe was still operational until just yesterday.
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And among the prisoners who were
forcibly taken there by someone,
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there are those who said they saw Brigadier General
Basque Grand, who was killed in the line of duty.
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What the hell happened there?
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Ed!
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How am I supposed to know?
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Just tell me what you saw.
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Homunculus.
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Homunculus!?
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You're kidding!
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But...
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...they definitely weren't human.
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They're tied in with the Philosopher's Stone, huh?
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They were trying to make me
create a Philosopher's Stone.
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And by using live prisoners, at that...
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What...?
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Isn't that right, Al?
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Mm-hmm.
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A guardian who was only a spirit.
A dangerous guy named Envy or something.
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Not to mention Uroboros tattoos and
Philosopher's Stone transmutation circles.
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I saw all of them there.
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For experiments about a lousy stone, none
of those are laughing matters, huh?
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I heard from Marcoh that Philosopher's Stones
were used in the Eastern Rebellion.
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They said that for some reason, I was
being kept alive for their sakes.
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Thanks for telling me.
Let me handle it from here.
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Get some rest. Right now, you should just think about yourselves.
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I'm finally here.
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Let's see...
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He said he was going to have a sign
or something ready for me...
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Well, well, Winry! Thank you for taking
the trouble to come so far!
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There it is.
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You mean... I hadn't heard that
you were in the hospital!
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Yeah, well, one thing led to another...
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It's nothing to laugh about.
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Winry...?
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I didn't maintain you properly,
and now, this has happened.
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This isn't particularly your fault! Right, Al?
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Mm-hmm.
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There, you hear that?
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But...
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Your maintenance was perfect!
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Besides, sometimes it just
happens to stop moving.
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If the timing hadn't been what it was, what
happened might have been worse.
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And the reason it broke was because I was
using it too roughly in the first place.
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CouId it be that he hasn't noticed that
I forgot to tighten that screw?
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Well, sure! Ed, you're always too rough!
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Hey...
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Excuse me. Lieutenant Colonel, there's
a phone call from Colonel Mustang.
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Yo! You called at a good time!
I have great news!
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You found Scar!?
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Huh!? How would that be great news!?
Have you forgotten?
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Tomorrow is Elicia's birthday!
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Unless you want to turn into charcoal, report
your current situation immediately!
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Don't worry. If anything happens, I'll contact you.
More importantly, be sure to send Elicia a present.
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Bye now!
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Um, are you sure it's okay
not to report anything?
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It's okay. Right now, he doesn't
need to know anything.
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Never mind that, how are those reports I requested?
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Working without rest, I've finally finished them!
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Okay, here's what's next.
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How're you doing, Ed?
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What do you know, you're done eating already.
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Y-yeah.
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Well then, let me fix you right away...
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You left your milk.
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Ed...
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Please, anything but that.
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What are you talking about!? Milk is good
for the body! Drink it right now!
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Shut up! If I hate it, I hate it! Not drinking my
milk isn't particularly going to kill me!
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Ah, geez! This is the reason why you're
always going to be such a bean sprout!
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- That's right, bean sprout.
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- Bean sprout?
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Right, Al?
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No you don't, Brother.
You have to drink it.
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Yeah, yeah. Good for you, Al. You got all
big without having to drink this stuff.
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I...
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...didn't get this body because I wanted to.
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S-sorry...
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What's the matter between you two?
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Al?
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Did something happen?
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Well?
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Why...?
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How come you never talk to me?
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About your injuries, or about the two of you?
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Here I'm so worried, and yet you
still refuse to talk!? Ed! Al!
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I don't care anymore!
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Yo! Nice to meet you, Winry.
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I'm Lieutenant Colonel Maes
Hughes. It's a pleasure.
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And this...
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...is my adorable Elicia!
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How about it? Cute, right?
You'd like to meet her, right?
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- All right! I'll let you meet her!
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- Y-yeah, sure...
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Okay then, I'll look after Winry! Later!
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- You are so lucky!
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- Um-mm...
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After all, tomorrow is Elicia's birthday.
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Now that you mention it, so is Ed's...
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Sure. We'll have to get a
present for him, too.
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So, what kind of present are
you going to give Elicia?
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Huh?
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What? A stuffed teddy bear?
And a giant-size one at that?
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Elicia will be thrilled with that!
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Happy birthday, Elicia!
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- Way to go, Elicia!
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- Congratulations!
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Congratulations!
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Apples, you see, are best if
you coat them with syrup.
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So that's how you did it.
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Lately, my own daughter has been...
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- What a cute bear.
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- Nice, Elicia.
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Elicia.
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Happy birthday.
Here's your present.
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Thanks, Sissy Bookworm.
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Bookworm?
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Sissy?
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Elicia, can you tell me how
old you've become?
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Four!
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How adorable!
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Sissy, know what?
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Congratulations! Congratulations!
Congratulations!
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Papa says that the more people say "congratulations"
to you, the more good things will happen to you.
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That's why I'm telling you too, Sissy.
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Elicia...
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Looking at you like this, it's
almost like you're siblings.
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Really... I wish I had a little sister like
this. I'm an only child, after all.
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You do have brothers, you know.
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Brothers would talk to me more about things.
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Ever since long ago, they've never talked
about anything important with me.
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Can't help that. Guys are creatures that demonstrate
things more by their actions than with their words.
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As much as possible, they don't want to burden anyone
besides themselves when they're having difficulties.
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Nor do they want to worry others.
That's why they don't say anything.
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And even so, at the very end, when they
finally do give in and complain,
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I'll bet you're the only one they do it to, aren't you?
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When that happens, you're the one who
receives them. Isn't that enough?
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If their older sister makes that kind of face,
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the younger brothers won't ever
come to depend on her, will they?
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Hughes...
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Here!
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Thanks for waiting. I've finished
baking a birthday cake for Ed.
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Go ahead, go, go!
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Here.
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But Hughes, don't you have a present for Ed?
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What are you talking about? There's no present
that's a match for your smiling face, Winry.
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Congratulations! Congratulations!
Congratulations!
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Know what? They say that on your birthday, the more
you get told "congratulations", the happier you'll be.
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Here. This is from Glacier.
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O-oh...
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I made sure to learn how to make it from her, so once
you're able to eat, I can make it for you at any time, Al.
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Mm-hmm.
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Now that you mention it, when we were kids, the three
of us always used to eat cake together, huh?
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Uh-huh. And that one time, Den ate
Al's cake. And then Al bawled.
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Right, right.
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I-Is that so?
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You were still little.
Don't you remember?
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Mm-mm.
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Is something wrong?
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I'll be outside until you finish
repairing Brother.
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Al...
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Are you sure you're okay out here?
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Yes.
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Okay, I'll come back to get you later.
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Thanks.
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Say, Ed, something happened
between you and Al, didn't it?
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I... did something awful to him.
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I had the chance to return him
back to normal, but I hesitated.
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How come?
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I would have had to sacrifice other people.
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Next to Al, they should have been
people who I didn't care about...
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But I couldn't... while he watched alongside...
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It's good that you didn't.
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After all, Al wouldn't be happy...
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...if someone else ended up being sacrificed,
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even if it did mean he could return to normal.
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But still...
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More importantly, I wonder if Al isn't upset over seeing
you about to sacrifice someone even once, Ed.
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Suppose your personality and memories were implanted in you as it suited your brother.
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These people are all Homunculus
- "perfectly created humans".
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Was I ever really human?
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All finished.
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Come on, let's go to Al.
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But what do I say to him?
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What are you talking about?
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Just say "sorry", and apologize to him.
You're always stuck for words.
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All right.
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Al, I'm sorry.
I'll fix you up right away.
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Look, I brought a bunch of
stuff from Resembool.
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Al, I'm not giving up.
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We'll do things our way, and get ourselves back
to normal for sure, okay? No matter what.
250
00:19:06,940 --> 00:19:13,720
Maybe you can get back to normal like that, Brother,
but I wonder if I can ever really return to normal.
251
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Of course you can.
Don't worry about it.
252
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Here goes.
253
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How's that?
254
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That's the way you bonded my soul
to this armor back then, huh?
255
00:19:50,170 --> 00:19:51,030
Yeah.
256
00:19:51,530 --> 00:19:53,230
Along with my memories...
257
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Memories are nothing more than
simply information, after all.
258
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An alchemist as good as you, Brother, would have no
trouble concocting a person's memories, right?
259
00:20:05,710 --> 00:20:09,650
Is that... what you've been thinking?
260
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Brother, earlier, in Resembool, there was something
you were about to tell me, but stopped, remember?
261
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Something you were too afraid
to say to me up to now.
262
00:20:22,400 --> 00:20:29,620
It's that my soul and memories and everything are really
something fake that you came up with, wasn't it?
263
00:20:30,600 --> 00:20:32,710
No! What Ed wanted to say to you was-
264
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Never mind!
265
00:20:35,540 --> 00:20:40,600
After all, the person named Alphonse
Elric never existed in this world.
266
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What are you saying!?
You two have always been together!
267
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Besides, there's been me, and
Grandma! Believe me, Al!
268
00:20:50,780 --> 00:20:52,600
What would you have me believe?
269
00:20:54,110 --> 00:20:57,440
What would you have me believe,
with this hollow body?
270
00:20:58,310 --> 00:21:01,250
It's possible that all of you are
deceiving me together, isn't it?
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You've...
272
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...been saving that up all this time?
273
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Is that all you have to say?
274
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What about you, Brother!?
Answer my question!
275
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Why don't you say anything!?
276
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Why!?
277
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Let go of me.
278
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There's no point in me living!
279
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You stupid jerk!
280
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Let me go! Let me go!
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Al!
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Let me go!!
283
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Ed!
284
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Al...
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Stay back.
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Al...!
287
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Stay back...
288
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Keep away!!
289
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Al!
290
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Al!
291
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Al!
292
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Ed!
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Al!
294
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Al!!
295
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Fullmetal Alchemist!
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Episode 24: "Bonding of Memories"
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Even if everybody else has forgotten, I still remember...
298
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Your voice... your warmth... your smile...
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