It will probably sound a little silly, but my best memory is actually a really sad one. It involved someone sharing a story with me about his family, and I cried at the time.
The reason it's my best memory - the reason I remember it - is because it meant that the person I cared for was opening up to me, and even if what he had to say wasn't happy, it was honest and real.
Oh! I suppose that would present a problem with understanding. But the thing we - most of us anyway - value most is our relationships to each other.
Think of it this way: we define ourselves by other people a lot. So, say, before my mother died, I would define myself as her child, or as a student of a favorite teacher, or as a resident of a specific town. Then I moved into another life, and I became Raikou's partner, a member of Wakachi, a part of Kairoushuu.
It's like how here we're defined by the houses we're in, except more personal.
Elsea was a gym leader back home, she told my dad that it wasn't right for him to force me to go back home! I wanted to learn as much as I could about the world around me and that's what I did!
when my brother was born, i always wanted to be around him so my mom helped me make a blanket fort that connected to his crib and i would play in there and sleep there with him some nights
the clearest memory i have is of mom making me a sandwich and i sat in that fort eating it while my brother napped
Bagging my first tiger, of course. I was 23. Poor beast put up a beautiful fight. All claws and teeth. I blasted her in the right in the heart just before she could get her claws in me.
I'm a cyborg. Our memories are like computers- we can save and recall everything, like a photograph or a video, and we never lose it. I guess I just want to know how and why humans remember things, especially since they don't have that capability.
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