22 ✿ [Accidental Voice]
[There's the sound of something heavy being dropped, a rather large book filled with medical text that Chopper managed to find somewhere in the hospital. It's so heavy, odds are it jerked the communicator on since Chopper had set it right next to where he'd now placed the book. He's flipping frantically through pages, mumbling random things while he skims through the pages until there's no more noise. He must have found something.
Again, more mumbling while he reads to himself.
Then his voice is a little louder to where you can actually hear what he's saying.]
Amnesia... anterograde amnesia... retrograde amnesia...
[More pages are flipped.]
Lacunar amnesia...
Source amnesia...
All of them fit but there's no possible way for it to affect this many people at the same time. And they're all missing two days. There isn't anything that can create a mass case of amnesia. There could have been a build-up of trauma, but in so many people, that doesn't seem possible. Head trauma is the only other cause but there's the problem with the cases happening with so many people.
A whole city of people can't fall asleep for two days and have memories of things that might have never happened.
None of this makes sense.
[There's more page-flipping before Chopper lets out a sad, heavy sigh, then the transmission ends.]
Again, more mumbling while he reads to himself.
Then his voice is a little louder to where you can actually hear what he's saying.]
Amnesia... anterograde amnesia... retrograde amnesia...
[More pages are flipped.]
Lacunar amnesia...
Source amnesia...
All of them fit but there's no possible way for it to affect this many people at the same time. And they're all missing two days. There isn't anything that can create a mass case of amnesia. There could have been a build-up of trauma, but in so many people, that doesn't seem possible. Head trauma is the only other cause but there's the problem with the cases happening with so many people.
A whole city of people can't fall asleep for two days and have memories of things that might have never happened.
None of this makes sense.
[There's more page-flipping before Chopper lets out a sad, heavy sigh, then the transmission ends.]