"Of course not."
He kicked the blanket away and started chewing on the pillow.
He curled up on the floor next to the bed.
He shrugged.
He gently pushed her away. "No hugging, please."
"You don't think I'd remember my family's last name, Garnet?"
He stood up. "Fine."
"And what do I get for all that work? More scars on my already beaten and bruised soul and mind."
"What's there to cry over? I'm a sadistic spawn of an insane scientist who's always been rejected or feared, even as a child."
"You know better than I do that I'm not a hero. I'm destined for solitude and despair."
"Monsters don't talk when they don't want to."
"What are you doing?"
"I just told you I can't remember back then. I think that incident is what's bothering him."
"Remember Nibelheim? He remembers it clear as a bell, but I can't remember it."
He turned his back to him. "Ni..bel...heim."
He shook his head as he lowered it. "Monster."
He scratched her head. "Jenova...Mother...monster?"
He stroked it gently as he healed it. "I'm only remembering that right now."
He picked her up. "Actually, I stumbled onto you." He looked at him for a moment. "How did I know that?"
He let out a whimper as some of his most important memories leaked into his mind. "Sephiroth's in trouble!" He blinked in confusion. "Sephiroth?"
