Memento Eden 1st Kata

[a_scented_blade]

...Huh?

This place. It isn't familiar. There must be a reason I'm here, but I can't remember wh-

Oh.

Ah, excuse me? Excuse me, hello, I'm very sorry to bother you, but....

My name is Tsubaki, and I can't seem to remember anything else.

Could you help me?

((OOC: Bitty italics are thoughts.))

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[frumpyface]

*is walking by, reading a book*

Hm? Ah, is something wrong, milady?

[a_scented_blade]

Yes, ma'am, I seem to have amnesia.

[frumpyface]

*twitches, closes the book and turns to face her*

I'm afraid to say, Lady Tsubaki, that this is normal here. We've all lost our memories.

[a_scented_blade]

Oh, that's terrible....

[frumpyface]

I wouldn't say it's too bad, milady. With free meals and board, it could certainly stand to be much worse.

[a_scented_blade]

I guess that's true! But that everybody remembers nothing....

[frumpyface]

Everyone's memories come back in time. Whether you want them to or not.

[a_scented_blade]

Oh! But... why wouldn't you want to remember?

[frumpyface]

*shakes slightly*

...bad memories mainly. If all you seem to remember are traumatic things, wouldn't you want to stop remembering?

[a_scented_blade]

But there have to be good memories, too.

[frumpyface]

I'm not denying that, milady. But it is as they say - if your first grape is sour, you will never want grapes again.

[a_scented_blade]

I guess, but memories are so much more important than grapes.

[frumpyface]

It was a metaphor, milady.

Has anyone shown you to the apartments, yet?

[a_scented_blade]

I've gotten directions, miss.

[frumpyface]

Well then, that should take care of the basics. Is there anything else you require to help you get settled in?

[a_scented_blade]

Um, no, I think I'll be fine, ma'am.