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mister_hatter

[voice] an idle curiosity in the middle of the night

Oct 22, 2011 13:15

If you could make the choice to lose one memory, what would it be ( Read more... )

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mister_hatter October 22 2011, 20:23:31 UTC

Try answering.

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mister_hatter October 22 2011, 20:26:06 UTC

How did you behave?

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onbakerstreet October 22 2011, 20:28:20 UTC

I would never choose such a thing.

[voice] mister_hatter October 22 2011, 20:29:42 UTC

Why not?

text; onbakerstreet October 22 2011, 20:30:57 UTC

I value my mind. To manipulate it would be dangerous. It would leave a bad taste in my mouth.

[voice] mister_hatter October 22 2011, 20:33:24 UTC

[A long pause. The PCD will read text back to him out loud, but it's troublesome, and the robotic voice grates.]

You spend all your time searching for the very thing you've lost.

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lcied October 22 2011, 20:48:53 UTC

There... was a time, when I would probably have chosen to forget.

mister_hatter October 22 2011, 20:53:02 UTC

What changed?

lcied October 22 2011, 20:57:55 UTC

...I've learnt how to appreciate memories.

mister_hatter October 22 2011, 20:59:46 UTC

What do you mean?

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[voice] grandtheftbody October 22 2011, 20:57:24 UTC

If someone is affected enough by a memory that they would make the choice to forget it, then of course it would change them. And really, what a foolish choice it would be.

[voice] mister_hatter October 22 2011, 20:58:07 UTC

Why do you say that?

[voice] grandtheftbody October 22 2011, 21:04:49 UTC

Not so long ago, some of us lost parts of our memories. Nearly everyone wanted to remember. If something had affected you enough to make you want to forget it forever, and then you did, you would be changed - but the effect of the memory would remain. Only a fool wouldn't eventually notice that something was missing.

Can you imagine what trouble that could cause for the person affected?

[voice] mister_hatter October 22 2011, 21:23:45 UTC

I don't need to imagine, I've lived it.

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[voice] greatcuppajoe October 22 2011, 21:06:13 UTC

Interestin' question. Sure, losin' an important memory would change ya... but anything you do can change ya. The question's more whether somebody thinks they'd like the change.

[voice] mister_hatter October 22 2011, 21:24:35 UTC

That's a very interesting perspective.

[voice] greatcuppajoe October 22 2011, 21:56:46 UTC

So why do ya ask? Curiosity?

[voice] mister_hatter October 22 2011, 22:11:01 UTC

Mostly. Perhaps I'm looking for advice.

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