Munin
Character
[member="Spark Finn"]
He blinked.
She 'sensed' something? He supposed that was the force, she was talking about, but it wasn't like he exactly knew a lot about it. Besides, what the heck did she mean? Munin frowned for a moment and then slowly shook his head, not quite understanding what she was getting at. "I don't have any cybernetics if that's what you mean."
Munin had never really thought about getting augmented like that, though he knew a few people that were. One of their Little Birds was almost entirely cyborg, half of his face being replaced, his left arm, both of his legs. The man had fought in several wars and as time had gone on he had simply replaced more and more of himself with robotics. The idea had never really appealed to Munin, mostly because he liked his fleshy organic bits far too much to get rid of them.
"As for the wincing..." He said quietly. "My life hasn't exactly been the best."
That much was obvious. "I think I blocked a lot of stuff out...just chose to forget it because..."
Munin trailed off. It was really the only rational explanation he had for the gaps in his memory. The very mention of them made his head hurt with a dull ache, and thus inwardly it confirmed his own theory. Remember would just hurt him more, after all he already had some very bad memories, those he had forgotten were probably even worse. It made sense in a roundabout, and perhaps childish, way. Of course he'd not thought about the fact that forgetting something shouldn't hurt when he tried to remember it, that was absurd.
"I don't know." He finally said, fingers tightening slightly on her side as he became somewhat uncomfortable. "My sister and I don't really talk about the past."
He blinked.
She 'sensed' something? He supposed that was the force, she was talking about, but it wasn't like he exactly knew a lot about it. Besides, what the heck did she mean? Munin frowned for a moment and then slowly shook his head, not quite understanding what she was getting at. "I don't have any cybernetics if that's what you mean."
Munin had never really thought about getting augmented like that, though he knew a few people that were. One of their Little Birds was almost entirely cyborg, half of his face being replaced, his left arm, both of his legs. The man had fought in several wars and as time had gone on he had simply replaced more and more of himself with robotics. The idea had never really appealed to Munin, mostly because he liked his fleshy organic bits far too much to get rid of them.
"As for the wincing..." He said quietly. "My life hasn't exactly been the best."
That much was obvious. "I think I blocked a lot of stuff out...just chose to forget it because..."
Munin trailed off. It was really the only rational explanation he had for the gaps in his memory. The very mention of them made his head hurt with a dull ache, and thus inwardly it confirmed his own theory. Remember would just hurt him more, after all he already had some very bad memories, those he had forgotten were probably even worse. It made sense in a roundabout, and perhaps childish, way. Of course he'd not thought about the fact that forgetting something shouldn't hurt when he tried to remember it, that was absurd.
"I don't know." He finally said, fingers tightening slightly on her side as he became somewhat uncomfortable. "My sister and I don't really talk about the past."