灰原 朔夜 | Sakuya Haibara (
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Sakuya Haibara shared a photo.
04/01 near Recolle
You know, I was starting to feel a little left out of everyone else having strange hallucinations about things they never think they did, but then I received a photograph. The note stated it was me in the photo, but as you can tell, that's a little difficult to tell, and I've no idea who that girl is, either; it's not me as a child, that is for sure. More curious is the date says '1970' - that's before I was born. It didn't trigger any kind of hallucination either, so perhaps it was delivered to the wrong place? If it is someone else's, I would be happy to forward it to your address if necessary. Otherwise, I think it may be going in a box. It's kind of creepy.
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but it didn't turn out quite right :(
the only face it could find was a tree branch in the background.....
maybe you'll have better luck scanning in a higher quality photo?
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[That is, of course, a joke.]
But perhaps. I resized it a little so it wasn't huge on everyone's screens when they bring up the post, but it's a normal 4x6 photo otherwise. I guess I could get the un-resized version and send it about.
... Or I could just put it in a box until later. Now that this post's up, maybe someone will recognize her later?
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i feel like somebody would recognize her. especially if they're close, ten years without seeing somebody and they can still be immediately recognizable
the other woman in the picture though, there's no way of seeing her face?
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I hope someone does recognize the girl, though, since I certainly don't at the moment.
And I don't think so? It's not like age has ruined the photo - it looked like it developed that way. So it was maybe the camera or the negatives that were originally throwing that strange blur on the face. Which means I don't think there's really any way to restore it.
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that's too bad
it's a bit frustrating; there's been many people trying to find a person with just their name or their face... two of the most important things about a person, and yet their identities remain a mystery
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If the picture was supposed to jog a memory or something, though, it's definitely failing at that. Maybe if it was a clearer picture, but that face is definitely telling no tales and could really be anyone.
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that's how the memories have been feeling like:
it's me. but at the same time, it can't be. it's impossible
i know this sounds entitled of me, but i would rather have a faded photograph than these thoughts and feelings i don't think are mine
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I would rather have neither. As much as I like to joke about feeling left out of what's happening to everyone, it sounds more difficult than it's worth.