5hio:Ok so maybe you already know but I rewatched FMAB this year, and once more I realized that it i
5hio:Ok so maybe you already know but I rewatched FMAB this year, and once more I realized that it is and it will always be one of my favorite shows of all time. And I can’t begin to explain how much Arakawa’s creation means to me. Like I really can’t, but I’ll try It’s filled by amazing, diverse and complex and lovable characters, and I love each one of them (yes Kimblee, you too); it has an excelent and well-carried plot, it made me laugh, it made me cry, it made me feel intrigued and all sort of things. But in the end, the thing that clicked for me was its core message, one that speaks about connection. The people we meet along the way and the true reason of our existence on this world, the things that really matterI think that when Ed and Al burned their house, that October the 3rd, they were beginning a journey that, ironically, would lead them back to where they started: home, family, friends. Connection. Like Josh Ritter says in one of my favorite songs: “Only a full house’s gonna make a home“I think of that song and that line in particular when I think of FMAI tried to portrait that connection in this piece, I hope that gets through~Happy October 3rd, everyone -This is avaliable as a print on Redbubble -- source link
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