[Ezra take a few seconds to sort through the request and sends back curiosity/compassion/relief that Ingo is asking for help/faint trepidation in that such cases can be difficult, to his understanding and then more clearly, verbalized thoughts-]
I did some research into how memories work, for a guy in Trench who came to me with memory issues. Although he less wanted them restored and more wanted to know if he could be experiencing trauma stress from things he didn't consciously remember-
[Ingo just blinks, though that's a fairly strong response from him.]
Oh. That...can happen? Well, no, I suppose that makes sense.
[He sort of immediately regrets saying anything - even if they’re decidedly not friends, her sister's death is not for him to spread around. But Obi-Wan must know already, right? Anyway - it’s a matter of time more than resurrection. He'll be long dead too, by Emmet’s time.
.....he wonders if she'll let him have Emmet back now. Probably not.]
[Maybe it shouldn’t be surprising since he knows Bo-Katan, but still. Obi-Wan himself is painfully aware of Satine’s death. He was there, after all.]
Anyway. We can do this in the house. We have a meditation room that is quiet and private. Or we can do it at a location of your choosing.
[He's not even all that sure why. An explanation for why Bo-Katan felt so strongly about protecting Emmet, he supposes. But he wouldn’t discuss Emmet with someone he hated.]
[Ingo nods and falls into step. Walking back into the house, the embarrassment and guilt slams back into him all over again - but it's just for now. This can't take very long if Obi-Wan has plans to show Satine around soon. Hopefully he can just be in and out.]
[Ezra has brought down the bag he's put together recently, which contains some medical supplies, and the large healing crystal Obi-Wan gave him for his birthday. And now he's arranging some cushions in a loose circle.
He looks up when they come in and offers a game smile.]
[Obi-Wan didn’t know how long it would take. It really just depended on how it went. Though he would not cut things short for the sake of his own convenience. If they can help Ingo, then that took priority.
As they step into the room, Obi-Wan turns on the light on the outside of the door once he’s closed. Signaling that the room is occupied and that privacy is desired.]
Please, have a seat my friend.
[The Jedi Master motioning towards the cushions before he too moves to sit. An appreciative look given to Ezra.]
[Ingo ducks his head in greeting to Ezra, tugging the brim of his hat down with one hand to cover his eyes. He still feels terrible about his behavior when he was last here! The embarrassment is more managable with Obi-Wan, whom he knows better, but Ezra? Sinnoh this is horrifying
He goes to sit where bid, legs folded underneath himself and hands resting on his knees.]
Oh! Yes - all of them, before eight years ago. I...have only ever managed to recall a few impressions. That I knew a world where people and Pokemon lived close together, not like in Hisui. That I regularly battled with a man who resembled me, and that I had a Fire-type partner. But those were...vague. I did not recognize Emmet when I actually saw him.
[Slightly remarkable, when they’re identical - but that had only made Ingo think him some kind of doppelganger.]
[Obi-Wan is thoughtfully stroking his beard as he listens, taking in what Ingo says. He glances at Ezra as he poses a new question, waiting for Ingo to reply before chiming in again.]
Actually the fact that you've been able to remember anything at all, even just a few impressions, is hopeful. There's a good chance your memories are still there, just that your brain has been unable to access them.
Ah - I do not believe so? I imagine someone would have noticed by now.
[Ingo's a bit concerned at the idea of having continual memory issues! But he's fairly sure he doesn't, so he allows himself to be comforted a bit by Obi-Wan's comment.]
That is...what I have always thought. At least, after I did recall those impressions. But that was quite some time ago, and it has not happened again.
[Ezra nods.] I agree, this is hopeful. If there were damage to the brain tissue itself that was too great - there may be other healers here who could help beyond natural regeneration, but there only is so much Master Kenobi and I could do for you. On a physical level, our healing abilities mostly speed along natural healing, you've had plenty of time for your body to do what it can, there.
If it is more a block within the mind, or perhaps the result of some outside influence on you, that we should at the very least be able to detect. Hopefully, find a way to help you resolve.
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I did some research into how memories work, for a guy in Trench who came to me with memory issues. Although he less wanted them restored and more wanted to know if he could be experiencing trauma stress from things he didn't consciously remember-
At any rate, I'd be happy to help.
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We have a bond, Ezra and I, that allows us to communicate with our minds. He's not only my former student, but also my familiar.
[He then turns his attention back to Ezra after he's processed and was replying.]
I know this is difficult and I already told him there are no guarantees. But I feel we should at least try if it could give him any measure of peace.
Thank you for being willing to help.
[There had never been a question, and Obi-Wan relays that with his feelings, but still felt like he should say as much.]
Ezra is willing.
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[Ingo would kill to know some people in this godsforsaken place that he has not humiliated himself in front of repeatedly, but. Never mind!]
I certainly did not mean that it had to happen at this moment, if you are busy!
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[Dear friend. Is that what Satine was? It was the best thing he could come up with at the moment.]
As long as that works for you.
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[Ingo didn't have a social life when he lived here, he certainly hasn't sprouted one since.]
A new arrival?
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[A pause as he's not sure how Ingo will take this, but he's going to be honest.]
She's Bo-Katan's sister.
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Oh. That...can happen? Well, no, I suppose that makes sense.
[He sort of immediately regrets saying anything - even if they’re decidedly not friends, her sister's death is not for him to spread around. But Obi-Wan must know already, right? Anyway - it’s a matter of time more than resurrection. He'll be long dead too, by Emmet’s time.
.....he wonders if she'll let him have Emmet back now. Probably not.]
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Oh. You know about her.
[Maybe it shouldn’t be surprising since he knows Bo-Katan, but still. Obi-Wan himself is painfully aware of Satine’s death. He was there, after all.]
Anyway. We can do this in the house. We have a meditation room that is quiet and private. Or we can do it at a location of your choosing.
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[He's not even all that sure why. An explanation for why Bo-Katan felt so strongly about protecting Emmet, he supposes. But he wouldn’t discuss Emmet with someone he hated.]
Here is fine.
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[Its a sensitive subject so Obi-Wan doesn’t press.]
Alright then, come with me.
[Leading Ingo towards the house, Obi-Wan sends Ezra a message that they’re coming in and to meet them in the meditation room.]
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He looks up when they come in and offers a game smile.]
Hello again, Ingo.
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As they step into the room, Obi-Wan turns on the light on the outside of the door once he’s closed. Signaling that the room is occupied and that privacy is desired.]
Please, have a seat my friend.
[The Jedi Master motioning towards the cushions before he too moves to sit. An appreciative look given to Ezra.]
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[Ingo ducks his head in greeting to Ezra, tugging the brim of his hat down with one hand to cover his eyes. He still feels terrible about his behavior when he was last here! The embarrassment is more managable with Obi-Wan, whom he knows better, but Ezra? Sinnoh this is horrifying
He goes to sit where bid, legs folded underneath himself and hands resting on his knees.]
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Ok. What do we need to talk over before we...do anything? [He looks more towards Ingo, as he asks.]
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If there’s anything you want tell us, what you’re comfortable or uncomfortable with, now is the time.
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[He really has no idea what this might entail!]
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You're missing most of your memories before a certain point, right?
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Once they can get as much information as Ingo can give them, they can then go about explaining how this will work.]
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[Slightly remarkable, when they’re identical - but that had only made Ingo think him some kind of doppelganger.]
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Actually the fact that you've been able to remember anything at all, even just a few impressions, is hopeful. There's a good chance your memories are still there, just that your brain has been unable to access them.
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[Ingo's a bit concerned at the idea of having continual memory issues! But he's fairly sure he doesn't, so he allows himself to be comforted a bit by Obi-Wan's comment.]
That is...what I have always thought. At least, after I did recall those impressions. But that was quite some time ago, and it has not happened again.
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If it is more a block within the mind, or perhaps the result of some outside influence on you, that we should at the very least be able to detect. Hopefully, find a way to help you resolve.
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