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I went through some unpleasant incident that left me with bitterness and quite upset, fortunately, watching Al interacting with his father in this episode made me to regain my cool, and here I am again with a happy face.

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And the more Central is featured onscreen, the more I grow disgust with those old, insane warhawks.

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The highlight of the episode turned out to be with Greed regaining back his lost memories.

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2010-02-20, 17:52	Link #74
Guido Snobby Gentleman Join Date: May 2004 Location: Monterrey, México Age: 43	Episode XLIV: Full Throttle I went through some unpleasant incident that left me with bitterness and quite upset, fortunately, watching Al interacting with his father in this episode made me to regain my cool, and here I am again with a happy face. Spoiler: The revisit to Lior enjoyed the most soothing scenes for this episode. I'm glad to see that Rose and the rest of the Lior folks are back to business, rebuilding their homes after all that crazy bloodshed and madness that Central put them through. I can see that Hohenheim becomes a more dependable and reliable character by the minut, but more than that, Hohenheim is firmly added to the main cast. Hohenheim sees through Alphonse determination after putting his son to test, and there's no reason for him to doubt that Ed lacks determination as well; their whole family is connected all together. Al now knows and digests Hohenheim's past and his background related to Father. And the more Central is featured onscreen, the more I grow disgust with those old, insane warhawks. Spoiler: That endless stock of weird dolls stored in their secret basements are nothing but the next stage of abominations, product of their unbound ambitions but perversed lusts for power. The trick that those "things" in there have to work with would be by infusing human souls of the deceased nations they have crushed for the sake of Amestris growth, a.k.a. Father's fruit of his life. Indeed, the promised day is coming... The highlight of the episode turned out to be with Greed regaining back his lost memories. Spoiler: Memories are just not a bunch of data that can be erased or wiped clean when Father deems that anything below him is trash or insignificant to allow its existence. Lin throw reason literally at Greed's spirit for killing a friend (Bido) connected through him by soul. Bido, indeed, contributed to make Greed's previous memories to start overflowing, even if it unintentionally at the cost of his own life. So, we have old Greed back and badass than before, and he isn't feeling quite happy that Wrath, a.k.a. King Bradley, destroy his possessions.