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Really?! I thought she was immunized to it...
That makes sense since she's a sorter O:
And Cassia's not immune to the red tablet. In the second book, she took it and forgot what happened in the last 10 hours as well as why she was mad at Ky and Indie.
Yup in the last book it's shown that Cassia did under the supervision of the rebellion, but she didn't remember because of the red tablet, that's why her grandpa said his favorite memory of her was the red garden day, to help her remember because she told him about feeling like she had forgotten something that same day, since she can fight through it they agreed that they would find a way to remind her that there's something she needs to remember by finding something special about the moment. She saw the red flowers in the garden and said they would call it the red garden day. Even in death her grandpa was trying to help her. :-)
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Apr 05, 2014 06:49PM
Really?! I thought she was immunized to it...
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That makes sense since she's a sorter O:And Cassia's not immune to the red tablet. In the second book, she took it and forgot what happened in the last 10 hours as well as why she was mad at Ky and Indie.
Yup in the last book it's shown that Cassia did under the supervision of the rebellion, but she didn't remember because of the red tablet, that's why her grandpa said his favorite memory of her was the red garden day, to help her remember because she told him about feeling like she had forgotten something that same day, since she can fight through it they agreed that they would find a way to remind her that there's something she needs to remember by finding something special about the moment. She saw the red flowers in the garden and said they would call it the red garden day. Even in death her grandpa was trying to help her. :-)
