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@AuraTwilight: Yeah, Beatrice is the main problem here, I was actually aware of that specific piece of red truth as well :P.
@Golden_dust: But surely there must be some sort of regulation? In episode 4, Battler tries to proclaim his own ancestry and chokes up on his own words and proceeds to later on get locked in a logic error for stating contradicting truths.
Unless the red truth is based on a system of belief, where Battler had already started doubting who his mother really was and therefore tripped on his words.
Or it could be something to do with him being Tohya?
Also, weren't homunculi discussed in EP3? Maybe they are humans but not necessarily people?
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