Steel seems to be the only time I can't get out of a story, when I watched a mature Edward give up the truth and embark on another journey, and I suddenly realized that what I had was not their ending, but just a small piece of their life. Edward and Alphonse, Winry, Mustang, and Hawkeye will have other new futures, and I said goodbye to them at that small train station. When Edward and Al said goodbye, I felt that it was Edward and me. bid farewell. (I read the diary I wrote at the time) Steel grew up, and in sixty-four episodes, in the smelting formation where Al disappeared, in the fire he lit, in the house where the little girl of the synthetic beast died forever, and when he walked one by one. Because of childishness, he made his own mine, unable to grasp Al, the lost truth. So he also went from a fifteen-year-old kid to a great adult, and finally grew taller and had his own kid. I watched his story, as well as the conspiracy, salvation, hatred that is worthless in the face of fate, and the resolution of hatred in this world, yes, there is also the Queen of the North who will never look back, the ambitious Mustang who eventually lost his sight, fill in Full of desire, jealous wailing, the villain in the bottle wants to get out of the bottle, the lost answer I don't know if he finally understands it. The initial shock of steelmaking to me was that the "equivalent exchange" was uncovered little by little during the protagonist's journey, and the secret of the "Sage's Stone" was revealed. The rescue of others also finally found his own body. It's a long story, a burial of a conspiracy with too much grief and secrets, and the end is the real end, and they each have their place, scattered around the world. I was moved by the last day, when everyone stood together and worked hard for one goal, and was willing to go to peace with them after they said goodbye to each other. Peace is great, growth is great, and the passage of time is great. Go away slowly, my pure melancholy. 2020.6.18
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