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Interesting. Always curious, looking into the mind of an amnesiac.
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I won’t. I can’t be surprised again, like before.
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How did it work?
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No, just watching. The mind can say a lot for itself if you know how to let it speak.
Well... I hope you figure something out. Don't get captured again or anything.
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I call it looking, and listening.
Spying?
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You can call it that.
What would you call it?
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So you just have a hard cutoff in your memory at some point?
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The kind where I go in and find what I’m looking for.
With interrogation or something?
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No, just play some mind games.
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Were you born that way?
What kind of mind games?
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Ooh, spooky. How’d that happen?
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Maybe. But even if not, I have ways.
You're not going to torture them, are you?
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Well, eventually we’re gonna beat the answer out of Nemid. Or any of those guys who might happen to know.
You think they'll talk?
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Soon enough, I’m sure.
What makes you think so?
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That’s how I see it. Nothing wrong with chalking up a win to luck from time to time.
I'll take it, but it'd be nice to know why.
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