After Walter Geary breaks his contract, he no longer remembers any of the supernatural aspects of attending Finchwood Academy. He doesn't remember anything about Personas, Shadows, or the Shadow World. He doesn't remember the squads, the squad training, or the exploration of the Shadow World. He also has no memory of the Velvet Room or its denizens.
While he does remember the mundane parts of being at Finchwood Academy, it's a careful patchwork and every part of it seems to have been toned down to keep the boy from questioning the missing parts of his memory. He remembers classes and clubs as being unexceptional, he remembers Haling Cove as being a quiet and boring tourist town, and the close friendships he'd formed with other freshmen are remembered only as vague acquaintanceships. He has no interest in keeping in touch with any of them. He doesn't know why Marty would want to stay there and claims that the academic prestige isn't worth it. Apart from his altered memory, though, there seems to be nothing different about Walter.
While Walter does remember the fight, he doesn't remember Marty telling him to leave. Instead, he just remembers his older brother picking on him (as usual).
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Date: 2019-01-30 04:11 am (UTC)While he does remember the mundane parts of being at Finchwood Academy, it's a careful patchwork and every part of it seems to have been toned down to keep the boy from questioning the missing parts of his memory. He remembers classes and clubs as being unexceptional, he remembers Haling Cove as being a quiet and boring tourist town, and the close friendships he'd formed with other freshmen are remembered only as vague acquaintanceships. He has no interest in keeping in touch with any of them. He doesn't know why Marty would want to stay there and claims that the academic prestige isn't worth it. Apart from his altered memory, though, there seems to be nothing different about Walter.
While Walter does remember the fight, he doesn't remember Marty telling him to leave. Instead, he just remembers his older brother picking on him (as usual).
:'( Bye Walter.