[And there were people who'd been here a long time, Winry knew. Long enough to have thriving businesses, for example. But she doesn't say that to Ed, because his main goal has always been getting Al and his bodies back to normal. Even separated, Ed's thoughts are probably still focused on how to get back home and help Al. Winry understands. Al has a deadline, after all.]

I guess it doesn't matter, does it? We won't remember anything when we go back.

[Not 'if'. Because she doesn't want to think she won't be going home, some day. And she's not going to talk to Ed about it again. She can be brave enough about it to not bring it up.]