"Damn...! DAMMIT! DAMMIT! I've been humiliated...! HUMILIATED! Me, Envy, jealous of you? Of you humans?! I'm a Homunculus! How can this pipsqueak kid see through me? It's the ultimate humiliation...! (sobs pitifully) ... Heh heh heh... I guess we'll see how long this adorable little alliance of yours can hold up! Oh well, best of luck with that, pipsqueak. (rips out his Philosopher's Stone and crushes it, causing him to disintegrate) Good-bye... Edward Elric..."
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Notes: Character was a Homunculus created from Father's jealousy of human beings and the desire to have his own family (evidenced by his Homunculi children). After being defeated by Colonel Roy Mustang, who was attempting to kill Envy and take his vengeance for Maes Hughes' death, Edward Elric, Riza Hawkeye, and Scar dissuaded his quest for vengeance, only for the weakened Envy to get mad and ask why former enemies were working together. Edward correctly surmised that Envy was jealous of humans
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