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[throwshammers]

Owie... My arms hurt... my legs, too... M-maybe being an acrobat wasn't such a good idea, after all...

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[wise_maiden]

Colette... if you're still sore, I can come by and heal you, you know.

[voice]

[throwshammers]

I'll be okay, Professor! I'll soak in a warm bath and go to bed early. I promise!

[voice]

[wise_maiden]

It won't be any trouble, you know.

[voice] almost replied as one of my Lloyds *fails*

[throwshammers]

A-are you sure? I don't want to be a bother or anything!

[voice] gj

[wise_maiden]

It's no trouble. I should see how Sheena is doing, as well.

[voice]

[throwshammers]

Okay, if you're sure. [A First Aid does sound nice right about now.]

...Professor? About Sheena... how do you think we'd be able to help her remember Luceti?

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[wise_maiden]

I'm... not certain. She seems to remember things... all we have to do is find a way to reinforce those memories until the right order comes together.

The main problem is her blindness... and her stubbornness. They serve as obstacles, one in her being able to identify her setting, the other, in how much assistance we can truly provide her.

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[throwshammers]

Maybe - maybe we should take her places around town, or around the forest! And tell her stories about what we all did together! She trusts us, right? So...

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[wise_maiden]

I've thought about that. But again - her inability to see them for herself would probably only frustrate her even more. Unfortunately there are little other options... and she might appreciate the fresh air instead of being in the house all of the time.

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[throwshammers]

She doesn't have to see them. She can hear things, and feel them, and smell them! And we'd tell her about them, too, and be there for her if she gets upset...

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[wise_maiden]

Hopefully, when she's calmed down, she'll understand it that way too.