Heiji considered this for a moment. "Probably, though maybe not as dramatic as yours," he concluded. "I mean, people don't live their lives in a bubble. Even if someone lives a pretty normal life, they might remember the time they got trapped in an elevator and ended up claustrophobic, or a time they almost drowned as a kid."

Of course, pretty much all the things Heiji remembered were traumatic for a normal person, so...

"I think the important thing to remember is that the stuff Calhoun shows us is most likely cherry-picked, and might be intended to make us do one thing or another. Like what happened with you. What were the chances that of all the millions of memories you have, that one would've just popped up?"