Having been too greedy.

At the point when he had a falling out with Hoenhime, it was pretty much over.

You must have seen that answer…

It was pretty good until I had to completely privatize a country over an incredibly long time scale, but now I’m being opposed by Hohenheim, who gave away half of Xerxes’ people, and my son, who possesses critical abilities, is also opposing me; the gaps are just too big.

I cut off greed, but I was greedy, weren’t I?

You shouldn’t inconvenience others for your desires.

It would have been enough to be satisfied with what I had learned.

Isn’t it turning away from true desires?

Father… where are you going?
You are going to become a god, my son.
Is it a flask for one person?

What did I want to do after separating my desires…?

Well, the example that truly faced desire is Kimblee, but…

I thought that if you separate various desires, only the essence remains.
But the one thing that oozed out from the mixed desires was the true desire.
Was it a story about being whole and one, I wonder?
I just thought of that randomly.

The first wish should have been to be able to get out of the single-person flask…

I wish it could have felt like our empire, Hohenheim and I, is forever immortal!

Suezo

I think I understand the concept of separating desire as a homunculus, but seeing it doesn’t really resonate with me much.

I think it would have been the right choice for us to go on a strange journey together, having Hohenheim run away with the flask.
Someday, I might have been able to obtain a container that wouldn’t hurt my heart when I stole it, or even gain a wife and children.
He may have guided Hohenheim and his children in alchemy, and been blessed with friends other than Hohenheim.
And in the end, I might have been able to die smiling in front of Hoenhheim’s grave.

Laziness makes even living feel like a hassle, greed truly wanted a friend connected by the soul, pride ultimately remembers not oneself but the mother-in-law, and jealousy envied humanity…

I wonder why I can’t honestly smile well even after getting what I’ve wanted.

The doors of Ed and the Colonel had writings about human connections, but this guy’s door had nothing written on it, which suggests a conclusion based on contrast, so there’s nothing that can be done about it.
Despite having seen that human connections are more important than alchemy, it can’t be helped if one cannot change.

I wonder what it was that was connected to the chair by a tube.

>>24Was she the ideal woman?
A capable, reliable, and kind large-breasted woman.

👁️You were completely reliant on the Philosopher’s Stone, weren’t you?!
Well, that’s exactly right.

The separation is incredibly shaped by the greed that kills it.

When Dad was actually being greedy, he had a bit of humanity to him, didn’t he?

It’s a bit concerning that we have failed to capture Hohenheim, who isn’t even in disguise, for several hundred years…

If your own desire balance is off, you can’t just cut it off and expect to become a god.
Have lust just as much as jealousy and arrogance.

Despite being lazy, they still do their work properly when given orders, which is not good.

Just like the original meaning of homunculus, having knowledge at the stage of flask creature became a misfortune.
He wasn’t smart, as he looked down a bit on Hohenheim, who was indeed his own counterpart.

Greed is said to be the essence of humanity.

Laziness that has been working all along.
Although I’m a honey trap agent, I can’t wear erotic outfits because of the tattoo on my chest.
Calm judgmental anger

The thing I ate while saying I was gluttonous was an illusion in another space.

The moment I first severed arrogance.

Not having a human sacrifice prepared until the day is a grand blunder.

The gluttonous foodie appeal was so intense that it felt like it was being done as a character trait.

They went ahead with insufficient human pillars after opening the door on the day itself…

They say they have severed the seven desires, but in reality, it seems like they haven’t cut off a single one.

Laziness is working harder than me, so it’s no good.

In case of an emergency, were they planning to force not only the Colonel but also Scar and Kimberley to open it?

Maybe the middle-aged woman was so proper because she had little lust…

I think all alchemists who have received the license of a national alchemist have the ability to turn someone into a human sacrifice, as long as they can perform human transmutation.
It was honestly an oversight that it was reduced by Scar, but…

Greed cannot be completely separated.
Is it that the reason is because I greedily brought out what I truly wanted?

Once you used Xerxes as a sacrifice, it was game over, so the subsequent disconnection and so on are just trivial matters…

I think there are about 106 other worldly desires aside from greed and lust that should be separated.

I want to get out of the flask, but that desire was a primal wish; however, at the moment I sought a vessel called a body, it became contradictory.

Perhaps there wasn’t even something to search for regarding Hoenheim.

>>66Even if my penis doesn’t get hard, my desire doesn’t disappear, and I still eat even when I’m full, so it’s binge eating.
Since it’s based on Hohenheim and he himself says he has detached from it, I believe he must have had the desire itself.

As a result of separating only the understandable parts of the deadly sins that I can comprehend.
It feels like the essential parts that remained were cut off, and it grew in a distorted way.
It goes without saying that greed and pride are still quite present in other aspects as well.
For example, binge eating is not only about appetite, but also about the inability to control desires, and there are such aspects to it.
The obsession and attachment to the more essential, tangible forms of carnal desires are being firmly expressed.

This guy had lust.

The diligent part that gives not just 10% to Hoenheim, but half.

>>24The theory that Angry-san, who loves big butts, has more lust.

Because we are twin souls who share existence.

There was also the Philosopher’s Stone of the Trap Sage.
If we break the leather bag, then that should be game over… that’s what Hoenheim was thinking too.
Like brothers.

I feel that the essence of the thread image is vividly represented in the fact that greed and arrogance have survived until the final battle.

Even if I’m told to know my place, it’s sad that this guy’s place is in a flask.

Regardless of the process, once I gained a physical body, a carefree world travel could have been a better ending.

It’s not that the truth said that; it’s just that the spit I threw towards heaven fell back down.

I wonder what would happen if a mediocre alchemist like Tucker were to attempt human transmutation.

From birth, it has had a negative impact due to trying to act bad in a strange way.
If I had fought with Hohenheim early on, things wouldn’t have gotten so complicated.

Perhaps it’s because I’ve detached various things by being too laissez-faire.

Not knowing the necessary amount of blood seal, you end up causing unnecessary harm to your allies and instilling distrust.
The plan is too sloppy.

Since it’s a side story, there may not be any particular reason for that, but was the person who had their eyes taken just overlooked simply because no one noticed…?

Even if it rains, I can manage with alchemy.
Even if it doesn’t come together, it wouldn’t be much of a deal to take another thousand years to do it.
There are a few desires I’ve set aside, but I don’t feel that kind of enthusiasm from my father, like he’s determined to do whatever it takes!
I’ll do it since it seems doable… something like that.

That’s exactly it, truth get! Without doing anything shady.
If I had lived without causing any disputes alongside humans, I think I wouldn’t have been treated that way after death by the truth.
The outcome of being returned beyond the door is unlikely to change.

I mean, first of all, the person who was able to transmute this guy is amazing.

Compared to a composition that has little more than breasts, the depth of the elements of jealousy, greed, anger, and arrogance.

The thief, thinking they became important by wearing the stolen jewelry, was far too merciless and pitiful.
Well, it’s a thief, but…

I really have a habit of acting all bad in unnecessary situations ever since I was in the flask.
It must be an element of arrogance, right?

If you had stopped at the point of destroying the kingdom at that time.
Since my father himself feels guilty, it seems like we could reconcile instead.

Speaking of which, the king’s soul was also inside one of the bodies, wasn’t it?
It seems like it might be from the thread image.

It’s a miracle that I was able to escape from truth by chance.

Many of the ones who opened doors other than Alphonse have a prickly personality.
I’m actually suspicious that Makoto-kun always has that kind of attitude.

To overcome a complex, it’s important to first be aware of it and not turn a blind eye.

Basically, I think Shintari-kun is just reflecting the people he faces.

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Even Truth couldn’t help but smile wryly at the alchemist of flames who was forced by others to open the door.

Shinri’s personality is almost derived from the people he interacts with.
Colonel’s Truth-kun takes a really light fee and says bye-bye.
Perhaps the colonel would act that way if a child were forced to enter a restricted area by other children.

It’s easy to understand that the exchange for the ability to foresee the future involves not taking the whole eye, but rather just the vision, which is a significant concession.

The colonel was forced to open it, so I can’t quite get into the words of the Chancellor provoking that it’s a punishment for aiming for the truth!
I suppose it’s meant to be about humans as a whole, including things like gold teeth.

In the side story, since an old man appeared who had his eyes taken and is irreparably damaged, it really is just a bit of eyesight taken, with no attendance issues or complications, and it can be reconstructed, that procedure is ridiculously light.

It’s a slow homunculus.

I’m going to take all your organs, you know, Mahiro-kun…

Even though there is the Philosopher’s Stone, my eyesight has really returned afterwards, so they are keeping it to just a little extra…

The ones who open the door to truth usually have a bad personality, so it’s hard to make a judgment.

Speaking of which, Ed used his own door as a price, but does that mean that, in effect, the Truth inside Ed also died?

I think the parts brought by truth also carry a sense of irony regarding the purpose and way of life of those who have been open about it…

I was just forced to join, so I can’t even make my usual sarcastic remarks.

Even if the master could use the Philosopher’s Stone to regenerate the stolen womb, I wonder if the person really desires it at this point.

Pride-kun, do you really not remember anything?

It must have been tough for you, Major Shinri… Now that you’ve come, we have to exchange something.

The reasoning was that Niisan was able to return because he was mixed up with Ed, so logically, if the chimera old men presented a door, could they also return through the door of the mixed-up animals?

It seems that the thread image has feelings for Hoenheim without being aware of it.

I wonder what I would have done if the master had really said he was going back.
Did they have Major let them through the door after killing Sister Armstrong?

As a price, I’ll make you have a little mustache in the final episode of the anime…

Even if I regenerate my hair with the Philosopher’s Stone after the war, I’ll still be called a wig alchemist behind my back…

It’s just that what I was doing by myself is being taken over again.
If we’re talking about God, then all the more.

“I want to be human! If that’s the case, maybe I could have somehow blended in.”
I want to become a god, but it’s obvious that it’s out of the question.

Hoenheim is too free.
That guy also has kids.

I think that even if I didn’t get beaten up by Nisan, there would eventually come a time when I couldn’t hold back my strength anymore.
The little person in the flask was too arrogant.

A properly served image of karma…

It feels like Makoto-kun knows everything, but he’s just a presence that reflects and advises on that person’s true feelings.

The composition skillfully leads us to not realize that the initially appearing Maritan is a reflection of the bean.

The person who finished the task is amazing, isn’t he?

The Führer is always enjoying himself while saying how annoying it is.

Basically, no matter how hard individuals try to see the world, they can only do so through the filter of themselves, and what they can perceive comes only from their own experiences.
What appears to be the all-knowing and all-powerful truth can only be seen through the experiences of those who face it.