Emails to Forge, Kitty, Shiro, Scott, Alison, Nate, Jubilee, Remy, Jean, and Maddie

[x-psylocke.livejournal.com]

To: [The Affected]
From: [Braddock, Elisabeth]
Subject: [Memories, or a lack thereof.]

First off, I'd like to apologize to any that may have unduly suffered during my unsuspected episode Sunday night. Know that if there was any way I could've prevented it -- I would have.

Now, I've already spoken to Jean about her romp through my brain, or these days how I like to lovingly refer to it as, my esprit endommagé. I'm going to assume that her experience is the rule and not the exception and even though I'm not going to put much stock into what happened I still would like to know what in particular you all were 'witness' to, as I can't recall what happened beyond Saturday evening.

Though as allergic as you lot are to the idea of discussing what goes on in your own heads, let alone mine, I must ask for your help as I am having trouble calling upon my memory at the moment. When you have the time and feel comfortable in discussing what you saw, please do so. You need only email me here or contact me through other means. It's a large place but I'm sure you can find me, if determined.

Best regards,
Elisabeth Braddock

Comments

[x-kitten.livejournal.com]

To: [Betsy]
From: [Kit]
Subject: Re: [Memories, or a lack thereof.]

I'd like to talk to you, yes. Will come find you when all of this is done, if that's ok.

-Kitty

[x-psylocke.livejournal.com]

To: [Kitty]
From: [Betsy]
Subject: Re: [Memories, or a lack thereof.]

Whenever you can. Thank you, Kitty.

-B.

[x-jubilee.livejournal.com]

In that he cured me of that whole 'not talking about things' problem I had there for awhile. This was actually what I wanted to talk to you about.

Reply

[x-psylocke.livejournal.com]

To: [Jubilee]
From: [Betsy]
Subject: Re: [Memories, or a lack thereof.]

Thankfully so. I'm in my office at the moment, but I'd like to come speak to you, if I can.

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[x-forge.livejournal.com]

To: [Braddock, E.]
From: [Forge, JH]
Subject: Trip through memory lane.

All I can remember is that two people were arguing, assumed they were your parents. Middle-aged, British, upper-class. Recognized you as small child - didn't know you used to be blonde. Always assumed hair was side effect of mutation, like Lorna's or Catseye's.

If the time is right, your father worked with genetics? Since the details of human mutation and homo sapiens superior weren't published outside a few scientific journals at that time.

Don't recall many other details, sorry.

JHF

Subject: If you need to know what I saw...

[x-madelyn.livejournal.com]

To: [betsy]
From: [maddie]

Talk to Remy about the Groundhog Day repeating thing. He understood what was going on far better than I did, and he's not... well, he is working 20 hour days too, but at least he's not doing it in a hazmat suit.

M.