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[ With Anders' slight hesitation, he feels like he's finally reached some kind of similar page. They all have their histories, the places that they remember and sometimes want to go back to. It's hard for him to remember all the details of his life prior to becoming a Contractor; everything about those times is a little hazy around the edges. His future, too, is hard to pinpoint. All he knows is that he's a different Contractor now than he was when he started.

Which the mage seems to be latching onto and not letting go. ]

I know that. [ He wants to convey frustration, but it comes out neutral, slightly edged with resignment. ] I can't tell my mind to choose a different path anymore than you can ask yours to stop your heart.