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[jolting]

Who: Victor Frankenstein and whoever else
Broadcast: Friends of Victor & James T. Kirk (AU)
Action: Lodges on the planet
When: Now-ish

[People who would consider themselves friends of Victor and James (mostly James since Victor sucks at being social) will get a ping on their device. On opening it, they will see they've gotten a wedding invitation!]

[Of course, Victor hasn't picked out WHICH lodge to host the ceremony in, so he'll be scoping those places out should anyone want to come and congratulate him, give him advice, etc]

Comments

[logicabounds]

I am certain that will be a sufficient start.

[He gestures for Victor to lead the way.]

We can begin with the structure of your iris and retina. From there, the next step will be a study of your brain.

[jolting]

[He glances at the cabins, warring between his desire for science and to secure a place for his wedding. But the scans shouldn't take too long, and he can go over other details as they work. So Victor leads back to his ship]

And while you're doing that, let's focus on the part connected with memory. I've had my memory altered a few times and I'd like to know what, if any, physical traces would be evident.

[logicabounds]

[Spock follows along about as eagerly as an emotionless alien could be. He's already formulating experiments as they walk so Victor's folds in nicely with his plans.]

I believe that would be a highly worthwhile venture. There are many questions as to why certain people return with no knowledge and some retain all. Perhaps this will assist the conversation.

[jolting]

I highly doubt it, but it's worth checking out just in case.

[They eventually make it to the lab. Victor goes in first, expecting Spock knows his way around the various machines]

Gotta check with mods for what we'll see in the brain...

[logicabounds]

[He does. Spock quickly crosses over to the diagnostic area and selects everything he would need to survey Victor's eye.]

We shall begin with your optics. Would you prefer a seat?

[jolting]

[He does prefer a seat, so he takes one. He's never thought to run any of these tests before. Mostly because he was more focused on the world around him than the strangeness of himself.

And the technology here is more advanced. Maybe it'll pick up on something that twentieth-century tech wouldn't. He still has relatively good vision; he just never developed the ability to see colors, because he never needed to]

[ooc: I'm no brain expert, so I have no idea what having two sets of memories would even look like]