Does it show if the blobby homunculi immediately reform after eating stone, or does it take a while?
It wasn't clear. I got the impression that Sloth took a while, even after she looked human, to really get her bearings and develop her powers. Something like your Greedzilla.
Homunculi's alchemical limitations definitely seem to be a matter of scope. Except for Moofy, but he's just a weird weird weird little child.
But in real alchemy, mercury was one of the most common substances used in the search for the Philosopher's Stone.
Oooh, cool. Poetic justice is always shiny. ^_^ I would have expected Hoho-papa to teach him better than that, though. Of course, Envy might have disobeyed just for spite.
I am in awe of your nose-describing abilities. ::bows:: I like noses--I spend enough time admiring them on actors and crush objects--but I don't really think about them in descriptive terms.
I get bored painfully easily,
I used up the last of my patience when I was seventeen. Before then, I could sit still in boring contexts, read assignments even if I didn't really care about the subject at hand, and so on. Ever since, I've tended to fidget and daydream and get distracted. It can't be an attention problem per se, because if something actually interests me, I can get so absorbed in it that I forget to eat. . . . And that was wayyyy too much information, I'm sure.
(I am massively generalizing, although it is a statistical truth.)
I know, I know. I was questioning the (grammatical) reference. With even more vague grammar. ::needs to be hit over the head with a style manual::
Wow, I can spit off waaaay too much about genetics as related to abnormal psychology.
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Date: 2005-03-16 01:59 am (UTC)It wasn't clear. I got the impression that Sloth took a while, even after she looked human, to really get her bearings and develop her powers. Something like your Greedzilla.
Homunculi's alchemical limitations definitely seem to be a matter of scope. Except for Moofy, but he's just a weird weird weird little child.
But in real alchemy, mercury was one of the most common substances used in the search for the Philosopher's Stone.
Oooh, cool. Poetic justice is always shiny. ^_^ I would have expected Hoho-papa to teach him better than that, though. Of course, Envy might have disobeyed just for spite.
I am in awe of your nose-describing abilities. ::bows:: I like noses--I spend enough time admiring them on actors and crush objects--but I don't really think about them in descriptive terms.
I get bored painfully easily,
I used up the last of my patience when I was seventeen. Before then, I could sit still in boring contexts, read assignments even if I didn't really care about the subject at hand, and so on. Ever since, I've tended to fidget and daydream and get distracted. It can't be an attention problem per se, because if something actually interests me, I can get so absorbed in it that I forget to eat. . . . And that was wayyyy too much information, I'm sure.
(I am massively generalizing, although it is a statistical truth.)
I know, I know. I was questioning the (grammatical) reference. With even more vague grammar. ::needs to be hit over the head with a style manual::
Wow, I can spit off waaaay too much about genetics as related to abnormal psychology.
Hee hee! Are you, by any chance, a psych major?