Snowdrops,
Melodious,
The Odeoron,
PrinceAlexus,
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Source,
Emberdawn2,
Meta,
System,
Techspert
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*Takes a step back and looks at you*
Is that really the move?! I know it’s a crazy idea but I don’t want us making any mistakes just because I had a crazy idea.
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I think that I’m never going to quit on anyone I care about. I think it might be hard. I think it might be really, really hard. But yes, I wouldn’t lie to you about this. Ever.
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*Frowns, then speaks with repeated intonation*
... How about now? It clearly doesn't do anything instantly, because I assume you still remember that we've told you about your sister as of right now at least, right?
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I'll never think otherwise.
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It had better be... I'm not trying to hurt any of you by sharing that. I just want to solve it. I want to solve it and get everything back to normal.
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*Wraps my arms around you in a huge, comforting hug*
Here's hoping more info proves it's something else.
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I didn't either, or else I would have been more eager to share it.
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Based on what we have now, at least.
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I dunno. Maybe these specific listings aren't the only cases actually applied, but only just in a specific batch? Or maybe X is actually exempt, and where I imagine is his spot is actually Sam's? We don't have all the information. But your behaviors as far as memory goes lines up just way too well with what this program seems to be intended to do.
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It is crazy. It really is.
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It would be a lot of coincidences though... I had to bring it up.
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I don't really know much of anything about Sam to say, but possibly?
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Okay. If Melody was willing to apply the program to herself as 01, and not just some arbitrary, meaningless test subject, then what if the other three subjects are also not arbitrary? What if those other three subjects are other people who are important to her who she'd also want to have the benefits of the program. Those specific three people, no more and no less. An exact collective of three other individuals, one of which we can't account for, and the other two of which we know are having trouble with their memory. And not just a single instance of having trouble with their memory, but as of meeting here today, have proven to have had their altered memory restored to a state where they didn't know about each other.
*Glances down at the floor, avoiding eye contact with anyone*
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Not necessarily. But her user info was the only one who accessed the experiment data at all, on top of all the info about the specifics of the work being wiped.
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I'm not stopping short now, because I'm unfortunately not done.
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*Takes a deep breath*
Right now, we're assuming "Purge01" is an experiment, and underscore-zero-one, two, three, and four are test subjects, right? We know it was tested on viruses at least, and we know... What we learned about Melody. If we just assume for a second that, if this Purge01 is a restorative program of sorts with some flaws, what if Melody wasn't just a researcher, but is one of the test subjects?
*Pauses here to gauge the room*