This is a little bit of a different sort of question. It's about you.
[ She holds it out, the newspaper clipping. It's covered in blood, so it's hard to read all of it, but it seems to be...from a school paper. The picture it sports? Han. Covered in blood.
GRUESOME SUICIDE STRIKES COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT by (blood) Assistant professor (BLOOD)ens, a fixture in the computer science department, committed suicide on the student path next to Sproul Hall. Professor Han (blood)ng tri(blood) to stop
But...there's...a lot of things I don't remember. Apparently. And...I've already remembered some of them. Are you sure... Can you be sure your memories haven't been tampered with too?
This whole world ending stuff sounds super serious, eh? [he almost airquotes it, actually.] If it's serious enough to justify a murder school, in broad daylight... It feels like I should fucking remember it happened.
So, what we have here, is a virus only these people have proper information about, and the only other two we have access to claim to know about something the rest of the world doesn't.
...Did you know either of them, from before? Hale, Vivenne?
WEEK 4, Sunday, night
But, well.
Here's a knock. ]
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Come in.
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'Evening, Mister Young. [ She rubs her head, slightly. ] I...have something I think I need to talk to you about.
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Alright, Miss Gales. I'm all ears.
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I found...something, that I wouldn't imagine you're aware of, in the library tonight. And, I... I need to ask about it.
[ It's worth noting, she looks sort of...concerned, in a way. ]
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Okay, go ahead. That's what I'm here for, isn't it? You ask a question, and I answer.
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[ She holds it out, the newspaper clipping. It's covered in blood, so it's hard to read all of it, but it seems to be...from a school paper. The picture it sports? Han. Covered in blood.
GRUESOME SUICIDE STRIKES COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT by (blood)
Assistant professor (BLOOD)ens, a fixture in the computer science department, committed suicide on the student path next to Sproul Hall. Professor Han (blood)ng tri(blood) to stop
And, it rips off there. ]
Do you...know what this is about?
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his eyes knit together in confusion, because he feels like he should remember this.
But he doesn't.]
Sorry but... Where did you find this...?
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...I haven't told anyone else, not yet.
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I don't remember this.
[he hands the paper back to her. it does not look like he is lying.]
I'm not sure it's real.
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Who would've put it there? For what purpose?
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[but it's bothering him to consider-- there's so much going on, and to add this one more thing to his list of worries?
He steeples his hands together, a tense look on his face.]
I don't know, but I know I don't remember that.
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But...there's...a lot of things I don't remember. Apparently. And...I've already remembered some of them. Are you sure... Can you be sure your memories haven't been tampered with too?
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[well. he looks a little uncomfortable at the thought]
... I. I don't know for sure. Sorry.
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[ If he told Connor and Hank, she sure wants to know too. ]
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But I don't. The world was fine.
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And yet...they said, to that first group, that it wasn't.
We thought, maybe...it was that virus. The...D-756. That's what we were trying to put together. But it wasn't, was it? That was...how recent was that?
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Shit, the days blend together now. I'll get the exact date it showed up. I can't remember exactly when.
[but he feels like he should]
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[ That. Does not sound good. ]
...Do they know? That your memories don't match up?
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But there's a chance they don't.
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Absolutely not. I was sent here because they'd detected some strange anomalies, and the local government wanted someone to investigate.
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...Did you know either of them, from before? Hale, Vivenne?
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