(06-15-2013, 09:55 PM)Rhostel Wrote: In any case, as I said, it's only the identity that's forgotten. Names falter on tongues and faces cannot be pictured, but deeds, emotions and objects connected to those who vanished linger in the memories of those left behind. This is made quite clear. If you left behind family, they'd remember you, they just wouldn't be able to give you a proper memorial.Quoting myself for emphasis, since a lot of people seem to have missed it.
