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[blooming_resonance]

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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[blooming_resonance]

Hm, I thought perhaps the negative became damaged or something about the photo paper, but... I suppose it's anyone's guess as to what happened, but I do know it seems to be badly damaged there and you can't really reverse it.

And it is rather horror-movie-esque I think. I really am considering maybe leaving this post here in case someone recognizes the girl and just... tucking it away somewhere safe. In a closet or something.

[voidedmemory]

Maybe it is some sort of promotion for a horror movie, but it seems a little too intimate for that...

It is probably best to keep it even though I know people will say otherwise. But then again that is probably my instinct for mementos talking. I try not to throw things away that have some kind of memory associated with them, it feels like discarding something alive.

But I am rambling really. Mementos are important though. Do you think so as well? I know it is a strange question to ask.

[blooming_resonance]

Well, I never really planned on throwing it out. Even if it is creepy, I thought maybe someone would recognize the girl, or it would be important for something like a cold case or something. But it is just creepy enough to make me want to put it in a box so I don't have to look at it constantly.

Still, it seems very insistent that's me. It's my name on the back, and it looks like it's been there a while. I have no idea when or where it could have been taken.