[The feed clicks on with Alphonse inside a dark room, with the camera (and lit screen) shining toward a door with an old lock.]
Ed? Brother!
[Al tries the lock again. It won't budge.]
Oh for- now? Really?
Yes! Really, really! [Ed's voice comes from the other side of the door.]
You could have at least left the light on.
What? And make it easy
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If you can find a knife or flat head screw drive, and you can get it between the door and frame next to the handle. Use that to push the metal bar over. That or if you do find a flat head and it's small enough, jam it into the lock and turn it.
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[Al taps his chin and gives a soft sigh.]
But I don't think I've seen you before. Nice to meet you.
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[Nods in greeting.]
Haven't been here long. I think I spoke to your brother once before, though. Name's Kenneth Crane.
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[Al beams back at him.]
It's nice to meet you, Mr. Kenneth. I'm Alphonse Elric.
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What brought about this anyway?
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Ah, Ed and I talked about learning to pick locks a while back. We mentioned challenging each other like this, though I thought we'd have practice first.
I should have known it wouldn't be like that. [He laughs.]
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What'd he say to trick you into there?
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Ah, we were just bringing down a few things that we moved before the flood.
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Our Teacher used to do this sort of thing all the time, actually. But it was much worse.
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Y'know, in case she ever shows up... She available?
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[ALSO TERRIFYING.]
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[A shame. Al, let us tell you the story about him hooking up with a former Mossad sniper that shot him. Someday.]
I can respect that. You had a good teacher.
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