Cool, very cool. Not usually a fan of Envy being the one to seal Greed--I typically think it's Dante, or even Hoenheim for some reason--but I like this scenario, in which Envy gets his way through sheer trickery. (Saw the tags first before the note.)
"Either way, it would hardly be the last time he trusted too much."
Favorite line out of the whole thing, awesome foreshadowing of the Kimbley betrayal, and so true of Greed; one of his easy-to-see weaknesses, is that once he gives out trust, it can be simply used to screw him over. And yet, I do like that about him--a perfect weakness to balance out all the other great stuff about him. (And it somehow makes him look cuter to me.)
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envy and greed?
first post. woo-hoo?
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Indeed, though did you have to look at the tags to get it?
Sounds good to me! ::cheers::
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"Either way, it would hardly be the last time he trusted too much."
Favorite line out of the whole thing, awesome foreshadowing of the Kimbley betrayal, and so true of Greed; one of his easy-to-see weaknesses, is that once he gives out trust, it can be simply used to screw him over. And yet, I do like that about him--a perfect weakness to balance out all the other great stuff about him. (And it somehow makes him look cuter to me.)
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I'm glad you like my close. ::laughs:: and what is greed without his blindsiding trust?
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