Writer:	Monica Rial, Jared Hedges
Star:	Christine Auten (Izumi Curtis),  Vic Mignogna (Edward Elric),  Aaron Dismuke (Alphonse Elric),  Caitlin Glass (Winry Rockbell),  Travis Willingham (Col. Roy Mustang)
Recurring Role:	Mike McFarland (Lt. Jean Havoc),  Kyle Hebert (W.O. Vato Falman),  Josh Berry (Lt. Heymans Breda),  Julie Erickson (Pinako Rockbell),  Bob Carter (Sig Curtis)
Guest Star:	Charlet Dupar (Additional Voices),  Nathanael Harrison (Additional Voices),  Ian Sinclair (Additional Voices),  Kevin M. Connolly (Sgt. Kain Fuery),  Josh Martin (Mason),  Miguel Rial (Boy with Broken Train),  Sophie McNutt (Additional Voices),  Larry Brantley (Additional Voices),  Bentley Mitchum (Additional Voices),  Anthony Brownrigg (Additional Voices),  Patrick McAlister (Additional Voices),  Gordon Fox (Additional Voices),  Markus Lloyd (Additional Voices)

Cast Note: Lt. Riza Hawkeye makes a non-speaking appearance in this episode. Colleen Clinkenbeard, the actress who voices her in the dubbed version of the show, is not credited for this episode. (edit)

Young Ed: Hey there... old lady!
(Izumi jumps up, yells, and flips her bed over them)
Izumi: Some friendly advice... don't call me old.
Young Al: Uh, we're sorry, ma'am!
(edit) Izumi: Everything that lives, has to die. That's the nature of the world.
(edit) Mason: Is that you, Edward? Haven't seen you in a while. So... you've finally grown a little bit, haven't you?
Ed: He loves to piss me off. (edit)

Izumi wears a wedding ring, but Sig, the man she is married to, doesn't. (edit) Goof: Disappearing Horse:
When the boys with the broken train come to Izumi's house, there is a clay horse in the walkway that Al just transmuted. When the boys leave less then a minute later, the horse is gone.
(edit) In earlier episodes Izumi's hometown was pronounced as 'Daebris' instead of the correct way, 'Dublith'. It's finally corrected in this episode. (edit) Izumi, like Ed, can simply do alchemy by clapping her hands together. (edit) Izumi finds out for the first time that Ed and Al tried to resurrect their mother with alchemy. (edit)

Cultural Allusion: Japanese "Honorifics" and Persons of Importance:
Beginning with this episode, we see another form of honorifics when Ed and Al address Izumi as "Teacher." While she is in fact their teacher, the term implies respect for her abilities and profession, as well as her social standing in Dublith.
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