Advantages of a big wide monitor

[ishte]

So... I got this big monitor and now it's possible to watch stuff on one side and do stuff on the other.  So I was watching FMA 2003 Episode 38 a little while ago. The episode is mostly filler even to the alternate story that was told in 2003 to be honest. Only a few references of any importance occur. So in this episode Ed and Al arrive in some rando town after their vehicle breaks down, and the two of them get into a fight.  Eventually, towards the end of the episode at sundown, Ed goes looking for Al. Al is sitting down by the river just like he would do in Resembool when they were little kids.  Next to him are three small toys he has transmuted out of the riverbank clay.  1) a horse (initially shown to be fancy and detailed in full tack) 2) a simple touring style car of the time period.  3) (I assume this is the first one he made) looks to me like a poop emoji. Lol

Now I'm wondering if I ever noticed that before, and if not, why didn't I? and if I did, why didn't I remember it?

Comments

[cornerofmadness.livejournal.com]

it's new to me too.

[ishte.livejournal.com]

It's my inner teenager. I just thought that was super funny. And since Al had just been in a fight with his brother, it was probably a good indication of how he felt! lol

[cornerofmadness.livejournal.com]

Snort. You're probably right. I haven't seen the 2003 edition in about 15 years so I remember very little

[ishte.livejournal.com]

I was scanning through them because that's the main canon of Chasing the Trail, along with CoS. I was jotting out a rough outline from the main divergence point. It doesn't really effect the story, but I wanted to keep in mind the kind of things that Ed went through. Also, there are places where My!Characters say "That never happened" or "That happened, but not like that" or adds in "But this also happened." lol.

[cornerofmadness.livejournal.com]

ah okay. good luck with working on that