Mission 25 [Voice]

[redhairedknight]

 [This is something that's been on her mind for a while, but she hadn't wanted to express it.  Still, she figures that she should probably bite the bullet and ask - what harm could it do?]

How do you deal with someone who has amnesia?  ...Not here - at home.  A friend of mine doesn't remember anything about his life, whether it's good or bad.  Whether I meet him here or back home, I don't know whether I should tell him about his life, or let him start fresh.  Having a fresh start would be better for his conscience, but... some of his actions were particularly cruel, and if he doesn't know about them, he'll be targeted for acts that he doesn't know he did.

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[laceratings]

Some things are better off forgotten.

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[redhairedknight]

But there are some things that are worth remembering.

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[laceratings]

Then if he is meant to remember them, he will. I can't imagine that forcing the issue will be healthy for him.

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[redhairedknight]

No - too much information at once wouldn't be good for him. But there are things that he needs to know, or else he won't survive.

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[laceratings]

He is fortunate to have such a kind young lady looking out for him.

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[redhairedknight]

Of course - he's my friend, and no matter what happens, or what he did, I won't abandon him.

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[laceratings]

If only we could all be so lucky. I admire your loyalty.