In reality, Greg's been far more open with people on the subject of his memories than he should be. Were he smarter, he'd reel it back, only mentioning it to the closest and most clever of friends, if even that.

Yet, he can't stop himself. It helps him to share it, to confirm he's not the only one experiencing these memories, these questions. It makes him feel less lonely.

"See?" He squeezes her shoulder, trying his best to sound confident. "That's one thing you know about, and he doesn't. Your advantage."