Thread: Chapter 75

well, i thought that they were trying to repeat the xerxes incident to make more homuculi and to replace humans as the greater species.

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that's possible.. though i don't think its likely. first, it took them many, many years just to set up Amestris for this experiment. second, instead of seeing humans as competition, the homunculus don't really give a damn about them (well, except Greed, but he's an exception). i'm pretty sure they have a different agenda.

and also they destroyed and killed every single person in a country just to make one homunculi.and the creator(if he really is the creator)of the first homunculi(the bald one that hoenheim called master) died too...

Quite a good chapter. Such irony since while Ed and Al have been searching for the philosopher's stone all this while, there's always been well, a human sized one near them.

So guess, my stand current is: Slave = Hoenheim, Fuzzy thing = Father

Anyway, forgot who was the one that mentioned it, about the plunging of personalities that led to Father being so bland. And that souls used need to be replaced (hence a need for the repeat of the rite).

Then, about the wife's promise, i think it's not a "cure her sickness" thing but rather a "wait for him" thing. If i'm not mistaken, instead of setting out to find a cure for her wife's illness (which only emerged after he left) he was looking for a cure to his immortality.

And since we now know that he's a philosopher's stone, that explains why he's an It to Mei and not a person. But because he was originally human, he can reproduce.

^ No, fathered called him an "it", which doesn't make a lot of sense at all, since he knew that he was human.

yes and that's why we're all asking why he caled hoenheim "it"...and also homunculi need one more people that has seen the "truth" right?

^ He passed through the door, so presumably, he saw the truth, makes me wonder what the homunculus got out of it though.

and "he" still refers to father right?or hoenheim?

^ Hohenheim, they both went through the door, the homunculus would refer to father, though now that I think of it, we do know what he got out of it, an immortal body with a power supply that allowed for the manipulation of matter...

Originally Posted by adonai

^ No, fathered called him an "it", which doesn't make a lot of sense at all, since he knew that he was human.

Okay, mistake. Been some eons since i re-read. Anyway, what i'm saying is, Father calls him an It because of the current state, despite knowing he was human.