"I never really named it. What do you think we should call it? I had an idea, but I'm not sure it works just right, so I'm open to suggestions."
That's actually a really good idea, he realizes in retrospect. If she doesn't regain her memories, this will be a good one for her. A building block, maybe, or some kind of foundation for creating new memories. And if her memory does return, this song might be a good bridge between then and now.
He knows he's going to have to tell her he's dead. It's just that he doesn't want to right now: fair or not, he's savoring feeling something like normal. But he won't wait too long; he doesn't want her to feel like he's taken advantage of her memory loss in the least.
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Date: 2007-06-30 04:13 am (UTC)"I never really named it. What do you think we should call it? I had an idea, but I'm not sure it works just right, so I'm open to suggestions."
That's actually a really good idea, he realizes in retrospect. If she doesn't regain her memories, this will be a good one for her. A building block, maybe, or some kind of foundation for creating new memories. And if her memory does return, this song might be a good bridge between then and now.
He knows he's going to have to tell her he's dead. It's just that he doesn't want to right now: fair or not, he's savoring feeling something like normal. But he won't wait too long; he doesn't want her to feel like he's taken advantage of her memory loss in the least.
There's so much, though. An awful lot at once.