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alldesires) wrote2012-10-01 01:00 am
alldesires) wrote2012-10-01 01:00 am
[AATHER] Memory: 08
Memory: First half of third battle with Bradley (pre-Fuu)
Game: Loser game with Mr. Right (played)
Form: A silver charm bracelet with charms in the shape of microphones, music notes, and tiny ballerinas. Snap it on to view. Uses left: 4/6 (shared with Ling)
The first part of this memory is something of a callback to when Roa and Dorochet sacrificed their lives fighting Wrath even though they knew it was futile, and Greed won't miss that. It sets up this memory to feel even more like his second (well, technically third) chance to fuck up Wrath's shit and get revenge for everything he lost because of him.
His previous fight with Wrath had been while he was still reeling from recovering his memories, but this time he's in control and ready to go- he even mentions learning how to better fight Wrath from his "partner." That combined with the way he let Ling come through to talk to Falman for a minute there in a seamless transition between the two minds is just further proof that he and Ling were allies in his later memories rather than enemies fighting for the same body. With how "partner"-like they've grown in Aather, having that affirmation in his memories should give his perception of Ling as his partner a decent boost, whereas he'd been reluctant to use that word (partner) before.
Then there's the part with Fuu arriving at the end, which reveals that he is Ran Fan's grandfather. He didn't know Ling had two retainers, so now he gets to learn both those things at once.
The setting and circumstances of the fight itself is something he might think more about after the fact. "The master has come home." Judging by that and context cues, Greed should be able to safely assume that this is Central, and also Bradley's "castle" as it were. Which means Something Big is going down since there appear to be two armies fighting each other on Wrath's doorstep, one of which is attempting to keep him out. Something big and important is going on here, but he doesn't remember enough yet to know what.
However, way back in the first memory he took in Aather, Greed found out he was heading "back to Central" and the reason was a secret. He has a strong feeling that reason wasn't just so he could fight Wrath. So this memory should rekindle his desire to learn more about this secret goal of his.
In summary:
+10 to haha fuck you wrath
+10 to opinion of humans
+20 to self-assurance
+50 to ling partnership
+100 to why did I really back go to Central???
Game: Loser game with Mr. Right (played)
Form: A silver charm bracelet with charms in the shape of microphones, music notes, and tiny ballerinas. Snap it on to view. Uses left: 4/6 (shared with Ling)
The first part of this memory is something of a callback to when Roa and Dorochet sacrificed their lives fighting Wrath even though they knew it was futile, and Greed won't miss that. It sets up this memory to feel even more like his second (well, technically third) chance to fuck up Wrath's shit and get revenge for everything he lost because of him.
His previous fight with Wrath had been while he was still reeling from recovering his memories, but this time he's in control and ready to go- he even mentions learning how to better fight Wrath from his "partner." That combined with the way he let Ling come through to talk to Falman for a minute there in a seamless transition between the two minds is just further proof that he and Ling were allies in his later memories rather than enemies fighting for the same body. With how "partner"-like they've grown in Aather, having that affirmation in his memories should give his perception of Ling as his partner a decent boost, whereas he'd been reluctant to use that word (partner) before.
Then there's the part with Fuu arriving at the end, which reveals that he is Ran Fan's grandfather. He didn't know Ling had two retainers, so now he gets to learn both those things at once.
The setting and circumstances of the fight itself is something he might think more about after the fact. "The master has come home." Judging by that and context cues, Greed should be able to safely assume that this is Central, and also Bradley's "castle" as it were. Which means Something Big is going down since there appear to be two armies fighting each other on Wrath's doorstep, one of which is attempting to keep him out. Something big and important is going on here, but he doesn't remember enough yet to know what.
However, way back in the first memory he took in Aather, Greed found out he was heading "back to Central" and the reason was a secret. He has a strong feeling that reason wasn't just so he could fight Wrath. So this memory should rekindle his desire to learn more about this secret goal of his.
In summary:
+10 to haha fuck you wrath
+10 to opinion of humans
+20 to self-assurance
+50 to ling partnership
+100 to why did I really back go to Central???