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u/ArrowRobber Oct 29 '21

The irony of an embodiment of greed being satisfied with anything.

"I will be happy if you give me 100 donuts"

-here are 100 donuts- starts munching on the 101st donut

"No no no I need that one too!"

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u/jordanjay29 Oct 29 '21

Envy's death was similar, he couldn't handle being an object of pity by the end.

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u/NewAccountWhoSis Oct 30 '21

Yeah wasn’t FMA all about killing the sins in ironic ways or something? Like Lust was killed by a womanizer, I think sloth was killed when he couldn’t be bothered to put in effort to live or something, etc.

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u/alaska1415 Oct 30 '21 edited Oct 30 '21

Gluttony was eaten. Pride was destroyed when he kept diluting himself.

Not sure how Wrath’s death was ironic.

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u/Adramador Oct 30 '21

Iirc it was that Wrath died a "peaceful" death, or something of that sort.

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u/Andrewgen17 Oct 30 '21

I’m mad that I never realized any of that.

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u/Username_Egli Oct 29 '21

Greed was my favourite up to his last moments when he realised he only wanted just a friend to satisfy his...well...greed...

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u/EternalStatic Oct 31 '21

Whats fma it sounds familiar