I think I understand what you mean. Things are simple as long as you don't remember anything at all, but as you regain more and more memories, you begin to struggle to fit them together because you wish to get a complete picture. However, the chances of getting pieces that fit together are slim to none, things turn out differently than you expect them to, and you're simply left with even more questions than when you began.
I suspect if one were to draw the wrong conclusions, regaining memories that contradicted what one thought was true would be disappointing.
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Date: 2009-10-23 03:06 am (UTC)I think I understand what you mean. Things are simple as long as you don't remember anything at all, but as you regain more and more memories, you begin to struggle to fit them together because you wish to get a complete picture. However, the chances of getting pieces that fit together are slim to none, things turn out differently than you expect them to, and you're simply left with even more questions than when you began.
I suspect if one were to draw the wrong conclusions, regaining memories that contradicted what one thought was true would be disappointing.