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Okay but can we just MENTION that this fucking S H O W just went through half an episode’s worth of horror, dread, child sacrifice, blood, gore, dismemberment, and so on, then decided to make middle cards specifically pointing out how young Al and Ed were when this shit went down.
Hrrrnnnnggggg….. soooo..... widdle….
You could’ve told me about the law of equivalent exchange without the rapidly morphing screaming faces, show.
I cannot properly describe the feeling in my stomach I get looking at that particular suit of armor as it watches over two boys talking about stew and knowing what’s to come, but goddamnit I hate it and I hate whoever the fuck decided to leave it laying around.
She built the prosthetics herself????? As a teenager???? Holy shit- she’s an engineering genius!!
Hey asshole maybe don’t try to throttle a child
Why did it take Al? I know it’s horrible of me to pick and choose children for this horrific monstrosity to consume, but Al flinched and left the circle, while Edward fell inside. Not only is he closer, he’s in the actual Nerd Magic powering it.
Was Al... the more powerful alchemist?
So human transmutation isn’t just immoral, it’s illegal as fuck. It makes sense it would be, of course- imagine if bending humans into other humans was legal- but the wording of it interests me.
“What could possibly compare to the value of a human soul?”
That’s kind of a rhetorical question, isn’t it? Because the value of a human depends from person to person. It can’t be made concrete. Transmuting a stranger’s soul must be a different equivalent than transmuting your little brother, right? And what of animals? They have souls. What would it cost a human to transmute an animal soul?
And, if we’re talking equivalent exchanges here, what did the Elric brothers get from their failed attempt? Things were taken. Something else should be in its place, right? But all we have is two brothers who were left in literal pieces trying to survive in a world where they’ve basically damned themselves straight to hell, and the world that found them, bloody and duct-taped together, and sent them to be in the military.
