Yeah, something like that. I don't think most of us could do medicine from just books, but first aid or wrapping injuries would be useful skills to have--
[seeing that, it feels like having looked into someone's window or hidden in their closet, more than anything, his first reaction is guilt at having looked (despite the lack of choice)
as he shakes his head to clear it away, his voice is deeply apologetic]
Oh! I'm—what was that? I'm really sorry, I don't know how I saw that...
It's alright, Alphonse. These things have been popping up for a couple of days -- be careful if you have anything you want to keep secret, they're not too picky about what they show or to who.
No, that was a real thing that happened. I think it is actually memories, rather than anything else that it picks up on. You don't get to choose which ones it displays either.
[ it seemed like it was something she'd forgotten? maybe she never got it back. but... how would she have known she'd lost it in that memory, if she hadn't remembered?
she presses a hand against her forehead, like she's warding off a headache. ]
It's okay, Miss Alex. [a gentle touch to her other arm] I'm sure it'll come back when everything else does.
If it's your memory, then you share it with someone else and that makes it real and keeps it alive. When you forget who you are, the people you care about can help you remember.
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[ and there's the POP! and alphonse will see a memory, as a treat. ]
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as he shakes his head to clear it away, his voice is deeply apologetic]
Oh! I'm—what was that? I'm really sorry, I don't know how I saw that...
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It's alright, Alphonse. These things have been popping up for a couple of days -- be careful if you have anything you want to keep secret, they're not too picky about what they show or to who.
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Was that...are the memories in those bubbles real? Or more like dreams?
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No, that was a real thing that happened. I think it is actually memories, rather than anything else that it picks up on. You don't get to choose which ones it displays either.
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Who was that with you in the picture of you as a kid? Do you remember?
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I. I don't, actually.
[ it seemed like it was something she'd forgotten? maybe she never got it back. but... how would she have known she'd lost it in that memory, if she hadn't remembered?
she presses a hand against her forehead, like she's warding off a headache. ]
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If it's your memory, then you share it with someone else and that makes it real and keeps it alive. When you forget who you are, the people you care about can help you remember.