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[usedrage]

Do you think when we go home, we'll remember anything from Johto? Or anyone?

Even though no one remembers back home?

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[miniworth]

If not, then we won't remember that we have anything we've forgotten, anyway. That might be why people don't remember.

[usedrage]

Then what's the point? If I won't remember anything, then why bother doing it?

[miniworth]

I don't think it always has to be about what lasts and what doesn't.

[usedrage]

I don't want to forget any of this!

[miniworth]

Neither do I.

Say we do forget. Say we find out, down the road, that everything we do here will be forgotten once we leave.

Will you then decide not to bother and leave?

[usedrage]

I don't know what I'll do.

[miniworth]

... It's not like you have to figure it out now.

[usedrage]

I don't want to forget you.

[miniworth]

I don't want to forget you, either, but all I can do is stay by your side for as long as I can.

[usedrage]

It's not fair.

[Whiny? yes. Caring? no.]

[miniworth]

Of course it's not.

Bringing us here, giving us an opportunity to know what was ahead, and not giving us the ability to change it wasn't fair either.

[usedrage]

It let Shinjiro-san and Minato-san have a little longer.

[miniworth]

Yes, it did.

[usedrage]

So it's fair sometimes.

[miniworth]

... So if it's unfair sometimes and pointless, what are you going to do?

[usedrage]

I don't know yet.