☀ - Fondness ( 1 - 5 ); The shining suns rate how much Winry likes you, and how close she considers you to be a friend. More than three, and you might as well be part of the family
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In the beginning Winry was a little wary of Batman. He was a creep who wore a cowl, despite his good intentions. Over time she's begun to just accept his choice of outfit, and appreciate him for what he does and what he is. Batman is Justice in action, and she's happy to be a part of that. When Batman told her she'd be helping people Winry decided that anything he asked for would be put on priority; even if the girl already had previous commissions. Batman presented to her purpose again, and for that he gets the highest respect and her gratitude.
After the night on the rooftop she feels that maybe there's more to Batman than just saving people. She won't pry though, because someone she respects as much as Batman doesn't need a teenage girl poking into his business.
The guy needs to lighten up! Other then she thinks he needs to let loose a little, Winry likes Edward. As a friend and coworker. He's polite, skilled, and enjoyable to be around. She also wonders if it was only his female self that was in love with Sigmund, or perhaps his male self too. Winry wants to know more about him in general, but refuses to pry.
More than anything though she doesn't blame him for attacking her. She knows that if he was in his right mind he wouldn't have harmed her, so she forgives him.
Dist is, to Winry, if not anything else: Fun. He's fun to talk about machine-geekery with, he's fun to tease, and he's fun to watch (flip out of course). Although he's an adult she feels more comfortable around him. He's more of a friend than an adult despite his age which is why she doesn't call him "Mr. Dist."
There's also a lot about Dist she doesn't understand. Why he dislikes Peony, but still seemed upset when the emperor left; why he feels the need to act like he's better than most people (although from Peony's teasing she can take a guess at that one); and what exactly does he make? There are more questions she'd like to ask Dist, one of many being what first interested him in his work. Winry wants to know more about him, because he's one of the few friends she only knows a handful of things about. She's determined to rectify that.
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In the beginning Winry was a little wary of Batman. He was a creep who wore a cowl, despite his good intentions. Over time she's begun to just accept his choice of outfit, and appreciate him for what he does and what he is. Batman is Justice in action, and she's happy to be a part of that. When Batman told her she'd be helping people Winry decided that anything he asked for would be put on priority; even if the girl already had previous commissions. Batman presented to her purpose again, and for that he gets the highest respect and her gratitude.
After the night on the rooftop she feels that maybe there's more to Batman than just saving people. She won't pry though, because someone she respects as much as Batman doesn't need a teenage girl poking into his business.
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The guy needs to lighten up! Other then she thinks he needs to let loose a little, Winry likes Edward. As a friend and coworker. He's polite, skilled, and enjoyable to be around. She also wonders if it was only his female self that was in love with Sigmund, or perhaps his male self too. Winry wants to know more about him in general, but refuses to pry.
More than anything though she doesn't blame him for attacking her. She knows that if he was in his right mind he wouldn't have harmed her, so she forgives him.
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Dist is, to Winry, if not anything else: Fun. He's fun to talk about machine-geekery with, he's fun to tease, and he's fun to watch (flip out of course). Although he's an adult she feels more comfortable around him. He's more of a friend than an adult despite his age which is why she doesn't call him "Mr. Dist."
There's also a lot about Dist she doesn't understand. Why he dislikes Peony, but still seemed upset when the emperor left; why he feels the need to act like he's better than most people (although from Peony's teasing she can take a guess at that one); and what exactly does he make? There are more questions she'd like to ask Dist, one of many being what first interested him in his work. Winry wants to know more about him, because he's one of the few friends she only knows a handful of things about. She's determined to rectify that.
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