walks_two_paths | Thursday Afternoon, Room 217

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Savannah was alone in the room, with the little dog. Johnny had said her name was Destiny and the little thing hadn't budged from her side at all. Savannah found that very comforting.

She had come back to the room after class, exhausted and frustrated. She had enjoyed the class, even if she couldn't remember a lot of things that she had been told she did before.

This lack of a memory thing really sucked. It also scared her. What if she never remembered her life and everything else?

She glanced at the door again, before looking back at the dog in her lap on the bed. Johnny had made sure she got back to the room, but then he had left. He needed to go talk to someone, but said that he would be back before too long.

She spent some of the time alone trying to force herself to get her memory back... but that only resulted in a massive headache.

[[OOC: For Eve and Summer, but also open for anyone who wants to come see Savannah]]

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"I know... mom," she said softly. "I just... I know it hurts you that I can't remember."

"It does," Eve admitted, because she'd never lied to Savannah and wasn't about to start now. "But this isn't about me, it's about you."

"I don't like people hurting because of me."

"You never have." Eve sighed and hugged Savannah again. "You've always been such a caring little thing. Worry about everybody first and yourself a distant last."

"So... that's still like me?"

"Yup," Eve said with a nod. "Very much like you."

"That's a relief, then."

"You may have lost your memory, but I don't think you could ever lose the stuff that makes you who you are."

"I want to feel like me again."

"I know, baby girl. I wish I could make you feel like yourself again."

"This sucks so much! I don't have a history! I don't know so much."

"Well... I could tell you about yourself, if you want," Eve offered. "I mean, it's not the same as remembering it, but maybe it'll help. And if not, at least you'll be learning."