Arakawa, I can truely an honestly say you are one the greatest storytellers I have ever had the joy to know. I don't think a story has ever made me cry like this before.
I wish, more than anything, that one day I can make a story this amazing.
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It's all over. )
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If anyone needs me, I'll be in the angry dome.
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That really disappointed me. Bad Arakawa. :|
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The Al's body thing - YES. That seriously bothered me (especially since I figured Mei would be sticking around to help build up his strength using alkahestry or something, much as I dislike Mei). I kept thinking, as the brothers were walking home, "How long has it been since the Promised Day, here? A couple of years?" I know, 'magic, magic' storytelling-hand wave, but still.
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Personally, I would have liked to see a scene where Winry proudly serves Al one of her apple pies, and Edward is happy to see Al smiling. Those are all things they were looking forward to, so it'd be nice to see it happen.
I dunno how long it had been since the Promised Day and when the boys got home, but I figure it hadn't been that long. But there's still no way he could've walked all that way - astronaunts are crippled from a few months in space and they have modern recuperation techniques. Al doing it with their pre-modern medical technology in only a few weeks/months? Yeah right.
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And the hand waving magic thing that allows Al to walk that soon, well...I keep reminding myself, "Magic, magic! Alchemy healing,from Dr. Marcoh!" *cough*
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Maybe I just got desensitized to convenient recoveries whenever Izumi is coughing blood on account of her mysterious missing organs. 9_9
Agreed on the ending being a little too happy (I was fully expecting Scar to be a goner) and also on Havoc (although in my personal fanwank they did do something to help him, because I was under the impression that the use of his legs was completely gone and there he is trying to walk in the end).
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