EXPERIMENT LOG 001: October 8th, 1872
The purpose of this experiment is to dabble into the exact nature of Remembrance’s system. Our memories, however fleeting they may appear to be at times, are where our true capability for power lies, for if you control one’s memories, then you control their knowledge and identity. My first experiment is centered around taking away an individual’s memories and then holding them in stasis, with neither any return nor any vengeance allowed. What happens to someone when such a thing occurs?
I have here a degenerative invalid named Paul Bronson, henceforth referred to as Patient 0. Patient 0 is a failed confederate, and as such no-one shall miss him aside from the whores he so generously wastes his few coins on.
I am currently in the process of collecting Patient 0’s vital information, albeit in a rather slow manner. He has been most uncooperative with me as of yet, only doing so when I threaten to withhold is daily ration. However, he has let slip that he came from Kentucky; I shall investigate further once I have more information. For my trip, in lieu of taking care of Patient 0 myself, I shall have my sister Mary act as caretaker.
This journal shall be updated at the next development.
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Poor Paul.