[Something in his expression flickers. That is the question, isn't it? He knows what he remembers. What the intermediaries told him was the truth. But everyone else...
Everyone else tells him that the intermediaries dig into your mind, make you remember things wrong. That they bend your thoughts to what they say to be correct. He wants to believe that, that he isn't really the kind of person the intermediaries tell him he is, that he never would really have been so selfish as to cause that kind of destruction for attention.
Another part of him quietly insists that he hasn't done much since to dispel the idea, has he?
In the end there's only one thing he can say that he's sure is the truth.]
this went from 0 to real in 60secs i apologize
Everyone else tells him that the intermediaries dig into your mind, make you remember things wrong. That they bend your thoughts to what they say to be correct. He wants to believe that, that he isn't really the kind of person the intermediaries tell him he is, that he never would really have been so selfish as to cause that kind of destruction for attention.
Another part of him quietly insists that he hasn't done much since to dispel the idea, has he?
In the end there's only one thing he can say that he's sure is the truth.]
I'm... not really sure anymore.