Both words in one sentence
- The point that Natsu's missing is that Lucy's the victim of a painfully obvious Wounded Gazelle Gambit by Lisanna, and if Makarov can smell the makeup that Lisanna is using to pretend to be injured, Natsu, as a Dragon Slayer with enhanced senses, should have been able to do so.
Source: Dramatically Missing the Point - In the anime, he's merely horribly wounded - though you can only see it in one scene (he's missing a leg).
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But for the 20,000 dead, wounded, missing, or captured on the British side alone, it was most likely far less amusing.
Source: Deceptively Silly Title
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