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screwthatnoise) wrote2011-09-23 05:52 pm
screwthatnoise) wrote2011-09-23 05:52 pm
Entry tags:
second memory - TRIV NEG
I really wasn't kidding when I listed this memory under trivial. There's not a lot of material to this memory.
- pg 29, 30 of chapter 15
- pg 16 of chapter 16
BONUS: pg 15 of chapter 23
Summary: Vincent orders Echo to kidnap Sharon. Echo carries this out.
IN DEPTH:
There isn't much depth to this aside from "VINCENT DRAPING ON HER" and "FOLLOWING HIS ORDER" and "FEELING BAD ABOUT IT."
IN CONCLUSION:
Even with this memory, Echo probably won't see Vincent as a terrible person yet--he was touchy and weird though. She's still pretty nonchalant towards people and their feelings, troubles, and whatnot. It also doesn't help that she still can't grasp the difference between right and wrong in some situations, such as this one! So yeah, she'll just assume that Vincent might have had a good reason for kidnapping Miss Sharon. Hopefully. There are some feelings of guilt tied in with this memory! She has no real idea as to why that is! Not in some "oh i am devoid of emotion how do i feel why does this bother me" way, because that's not really how Echo works. Rather, she'll wonder if Sharon truly did deserve getting knocked unconscious and kidnapped.
(This memory just reminds me that I need to essay on Echo. Oops.)
- pg 29, 30 of chapter 15
- pg 16 of chapter 16
BONUS: pg 15 of chapter 23
Summary: Vincent orders Echo to kidnap Sharon. Echo carries this out.
IN DEPTH:
There isn't much depth to this aside from "VINCENT DRAPING ON HER" and "FOLLOWING HIS ORDER" and "FEELING BAD ABOUT IT."
IN CONCLUSION:
Even with this memory, Echo probably won't see Vincent as a terrible person yet--he was touchy and weird though. She's still pretty nonchalant towards people and their feelings, troubles, and whatnot. It also doesn't help that she still can't grasp the difference between right and wrong in some situations, such as this one! So yeah, she'll just assume that Vincent might have had a good reason for kidnapping Miss Sharon. Hopefully. There are some feelings of guilt tied in with this memory! She has no real idea as to why that is! Not in some "oh i am devoid of emotion how do i feel why does this bother me" way, because that's not really how Echo works. Rather, she'll wonder if Sharon truly did deserve getting knocked unconscious and kidnapped.
(This memory just reminds me that I need to essay on Echo. Oops.)