Title: Absolution
Rating: T
Character/Pairing: mostly gen with hints of Ed/Al, if you wanted to read it that way
Word Count: 2500+
Summary: Post-series, Brotherhood canon. Al regains his weight, his strength, his coordination. Ed watches.
Warnings: Spoilers through the ending of the series.
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Al relishes the feel, Ed knows; the sensation of hair, of knowing when someone is touching him. )
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The brothers didn't get nearly as much love as they did in the first anime. ♥
You've got both of their voices down so well.
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Ah. That explains why you wrote that Roy was still blind. Marcoh to the rescue on that one. :)
Ed and Al are very sweet here. <3 As far as Ed goes tho, IMO, the angst of losing his alchemy which you've hinted at here, regardless of how justified it may or may not have been, will only continue to grow. You don't lose something so integral to your entire being that it was practically a part of your soul without it haunting you for the rest of your life. That Ed is able to feel the hum of latent energy in everything he touches will always be there to tease and tempt him and his inability to act on it, to use it, will slowly begin to eat at him. Ed probably won't ever say anything about this to anyone but that siren's call of what was will be there to whisper its sweet nothings in his ear on quiet nights when he's alone. This, among other reasons, is why I can never forgive Arakawa for ending FMA the way she did.
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