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* TheBusCameBack: When Rebecca resupplies Mustang's troops, she's accompanied by Maria Ross, who hasn't had a role since "The Arrogant Palm of a Small Human," 32 episodes ago.
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* EvilCannotComprehendGood: General Klemin is outraged when he finds out that Mustang and his team are going out of their way to avoid killing Central Soldiers, believing they're doing so just to mock them rather than because they're actually trying to avoid killing people who don't know just how evil their superiors are.


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* ThouShallNotKill: Mustang and his subordinates go out of their way to avoid killing the Central Soldiers pursuing them, likely because they know that [[LockedOutOfTheLoop they are in the dark about their superiors' corruption]]. The worst they do is simply shoot them in the legs or feet. [[AvertedTrope The soldiers from Briggs on the other hand are all too willing to kill the Central Soldiers in their way]].
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Hohenheim mentions that if the worst case scenario comes to pass, he has a countermeasure to Father's Nationwide Transmutation Circle. What this back-up plan ''is'' will be revealed 11 episodes later in "He Who Would Swallow God."
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--> '''Olivier Armstrong''': You scum sit back and safely watch the battlefield as if it were some kind of spectator sport. You don't know anything about "sacrifice" and yet you're the first to talk about its necessity.\\

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--> '''Olivier -->'''Olivier Armstrong''': You scum sit back and safely watch the battlefield as if it were some kind of spectator sport. You don't know anything about "sacrifice" and yet you're the first to talk about its necessity.\\



'''Gardner''': [[KilledMidsentence No wait--]]

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'''Gardner''': [[KilledMidsentence No wait--]]No, wait—]]
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* NoNameGiven: The general who activates the Mannequin Soldiers, or "Mannequin General", as well as the scientist who protests the aforementioned action[[note]]Because the soul-bonding tests weren't finished[[/note]]. Their names are never revealed.

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* NoNameGiven: The general who activates the Mannequin Soldiers, or "Mannequin General", as well as the scientist who protests the aforementioned action[[note]]Because action[[note]]because the soul-bonding tests weren't finished[[/note]]. Their names are never revealed.
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'''Olivier''': You think so? Our country could very well regard me as a hero once this is all over. [[PreMortemOneLinerHowever, I'm still not as merciful as our celebrated hero of Ishval.]]\\

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'''Olivier''': You think so? Our country could very well regard me as a hero once this is all over. [[PreMortemOneLinerHowever, [[PreMortemOneLiner However, I'm still not as merciful as our celebrated hero of Ishval.]]\\
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* NoNameGiven: The general who activates the Mannequin Soldiers, or "Mannequin General", as well as the scientist who protests the aforementioned action[[note]]because the soul-bonding tests weren't finished[[/note]]. Their names are never revealed.

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* MoralMyopia: General Fox and Gardner accuse Olivier of betraying her country, which rings hollow coming from corrupt generals willing to sacrifice the people of their country just to become immortal. Olivier rightfully calls them out on it.
* NoNameGiven: The general who activates the Mannequin Soldiers, or "Mannequin General", as well as the scientist who protests the aforementioned action[[note]]because action[[note]]Because the soul-bonding tests weren't finished[[/note]]. Their names are never revealed.revealed.
* ShutUpHannibal: When General Fox tries to justify the Senior Staff's actions are for the good of the nation and that sacrificing the population of Amestris is necessary, Olivier isn't having it and stabs him through the arm while giving a very good ReasonYouSuckSpeech to him and Gardner.
--> '''Olivier Armstrong''': You scum sit back and safely watch the battlefield as if it were some kind of spectator sport. You don't know anything about "sacrifice" and yet you're the first to talk about its necessity.\\
'''Gardner''': You're betraying your country!\\
'''Olivier''': You think so? Our country could very well regard me as a hero once this is all over. [[PreMortemOneLinerHowever, I'm still not as merciful as our celebrated hero of Ishval.]]\\
'''Gardner''': [[KilledMidsentence No wait--]]


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* VillainsWantMercy: When Olivier makes it clear she's not as soft as Mustang and won't show her enemies any mercy, General Gardner tries to plead for his life. Olivier [[BoomHeadshot simply shoots him in the head]] [[KilledMidsentence midsentence]].
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!Tropes present in this episode include:
* LethallyStupid: It ''really'' was not a good idea to activate an army of nigh-invincible creatures before tests were completed.
* NoNameGiven: The general who activates the Mannequin Soldiers, or "Mannequin General", as well as the scientist who protests the aforementioned action[[note]]because the soul-bonding tests weren't finished[[/note]]. Their names are never revealed.
* SmugSnake: The Mannequin General. He is too self-satisfied for his own good, dismissing a scientist's concerns that the Mannequin Soldiers' soul-bonding tests aren't finished, and so aren't ready to be released. [[TooDumbToLive This ends up being what gets him killed]] in the following episode.
* TemptingFate: The Mannequin General dismisses a scientist's concerns that the Mannequin Soldiers aren't ready with "Shut up! When else are we gonna use them?" [[GoneHorriblyWrong No points for guessing what happens to him in the following episode.]]
* TooDumbToLive: The Mannequin General activates the Mannequin Soldiers--an army of nigh-invincible pseudo-homunculi creatures--before soul-bonding tests on them are completed. In the following episode, it's revealed that the Mannequin Soldiers are not loyal to the general, and [[ImAHumanitarian devour]] him. [[SarcasmMode What a surprise!]]
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