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False Memory
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False memory By Dan Krokos - Starting July 28th 2013
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"Hello, I lost my memory. I was wondering if you could help."
She's certainly to the point. I've seen more emotion from someone whose lost their purse or their cat than she has for her memory!
She's certainly to the point. I've seen more emotion from someone whose lost their purse or their cat than she has for her memory!

She's certainly to the point. I've seen emotion from someone whose lost their purse or their cat than she has for her memory!"
I know! There's also the fact that, she doesn't see why the cop thinks she's faking.. Erm, Most people who've lost their memory, don't know their name, and they don't go shopping for bras. Why do you think he doesn't believe you?
And if she only knows her name and that she's 17, how did she know her bra size to go shopping? Surely she didn't go in the changing rooms, check her bra, and then go back out to look for bras. who goes shopping for bras when they've lost their memory. bra shopping isn't exactly stress-free.
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I know. that's ridiculous! How could he even use that against her?! (view spoiler)
I know. that's ridiculous! How could he even use that against her?! (view spoiler)
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I hadn't thought of that, but yeah, that could have been seriously awkward!
Not sure what to make of this second love triangle of the day. (view spoiler)
I hadn't thought of that, but yeah, that could have been seriously awkward!
Not sure what to make of this second love triangle of the day. (view spoiler)
It was alright. I thought the little twists towards the end were quite good, but there were more plot holes too!
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Then Miranda uncovers a dark truth that sets her team on the run. Suddenly her past doesn’t seem to matter... when there may not be a future.
Sarah and i will be reading this Sunday. Everyone is welcome to join. :)