Frick went on: “You have just seen your lady in a remote corner of the hospital, inside a room you never saw before. The hippocampus will weave a knot between that room and her lovely face and keep it tightly in store. So if one day you see that room again, the room will pull its strand in the hippocampus; that single strand, woven together with that of her fair image, will pull her up as well. Then through an inverted set of funneled strands, fanning out to reach the full width of the brain, the nodes in the hippocampus will call back their sources in the cortex and recall what was going on
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