dormheads | [ AUDIENCE: NIER ]

Oh, yeah... really, sorry about the other day.

[ when you're british you just nod your head at your neighbors and apologize for the inconvenience of being your neighbor ]

… You don’t need to apologize over something that was out of your control, Sally. If anything, you can tell me what’s been bothering you—or if you want to vent. I’m willing to listen.

[ sometimes existing is an inconvenience you’re right ]

I did want to ask a bit about it now. The man called you by a different name.

[ she frowns. ]

Um. There was... another one that I had with him. [ she fidgets slightly, before moving to sit on her couch. ] He like-- pushed me down the stairs.

[ He shifts to sit nearby. ]

He seemed like an awful man in the memory you gave me, but… [ Wow he can’t call him a bastard cause it’s nice week. ] He sounds like a bad person.

Why would he do that to you? You don’t deserve that. No one does.

[ it's weird, since... sally doesn't think it's her memory? she doesn't know who that man is, or the name he called her, but.

it wasn't the first time she saw something like that here, so she can only try to piece it together. ]

I don't know. I'm not sure if I want to find out.

... Sally.

You don't think it's strange that you received a memory of mine, but I received something you don't recognize? Don't you want to find out the truth? Or why this is happening?

I mean, I do what to figure out what's happening.

[ ... ]

I'm sorry, but it just-- it doesn't make sense to me.

... Kainé told me that on her trip to wherever they were taken to, there was a moment where it felt like she was remembering people differently. As if those people were native to this place, students to this school too, instead of our world.

I think that is what might have happened to you, Sally.