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Dande'lyan had a knack for forgetting people; it wasn't something she was proud of but it was part of who she was. Most days she could manage living her life not remembering, laughing apologetically when a stranger would remind her that they had literally spoken a couple days prior - and that they were fellow diggers. Other days, she felt weary waking up to faces she wasn't familiar with - even if part of her resonated that she did somehow. Some rabbits stuck around longer in her mind than others, but even their images faded after time, leaving vague scraps of information for her brain to try and understand.

And then she met Nutmeg.

Their meeting under the cloudy sky had been the start of something hopeful. Not only had she managed to remember someone from her kithood - a period of time she had almost completely forgotten - but she did so with a level of clarity she hadn't thought possible for someone like her. The memories of them playing together were colorful and vibrant, deepened by the sounds and smells that were usually absent when she remembered things.

After meeting him again, Dande'lyan noticed how she could remember rabbits longer than before. While she still forgot their names or faces, she could now retain the vague sensation of having met them. And if she concentrated enough, sometimes she could actually retrieve their identities from her mind. It was a small change, sure, but a welcomed one nonetheless.

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Description
Dande'lyan had a knack for forgetting people; it wasn't something she was proud of but it was part of who she was. Most days she could manage living her life not remembering, laughing apologetically when a stranger would remind her that they had literally spoken a couple days prior - and that they were fellow diggers. Other days, she felt weary waking up to faces she wasn't familiar with - even if part of her resonated that she did somehow. Some rabbits stuck around longer in her mind than others, but even their images faded after time, leaving vague scraps of information for her brain to try and understand.

And then she met Nutmeg.

Their meeting under the cloudy sky had been the start of something hopeful. Not only had she managed to remember someone from her kithood - a period of time she had almost completely forgotten - but she did so with a level of clarity she hadn't thought possible for someone like her. The memories of them playing together were colorful and vibrant, deepened by the sounds and smells that were usually absent when she remembered things.

After meeting him again, Dande'lyan noticed how she could remember rabbits longer than before. While she still forgot their names or faces, she could now retain the vague sensation of having met them. And if she concentrated enough, sometimes she could actually retrieve their identities from her mind. It was a small change, sure, but a welcomed one nonetheless.

Nutmeg belongs to
Dande'lyan belongs to me.
These characters belong to