Would you do it?

[Dis86]

You have a close friend/relative/partner who have suffered an injury and lost part of their memory. It's probably temporary but that's not certain.
As a side effect however they've reverted to who they were when they were much younger and that person was a bit of an arse. They are however incredibly happy.

They, unfortunately, suffered a horrible trauma when they were younger. The loss of someone close to them in tragic circumstances or suffered some form of other experience of a similar level.

You've noted that when they're exposed to more of their past, parts of who they were start to come back.

Do you continue to try and restore who they are knowing they'd have to relive that trauma?

Edit: let's add this isn't something I've encountered you loons!

 

[Tykey]

I think i'd encourage them to revert yes.

 

[Brizzles]

Decent plot, i'll wait for the film.

 

[Ayahuasca]

It’s over

 

[drakulton]

Did they forget about that fifty quid they still owe you?

 

[sidimmu]

Might be best to remind ans revert them if they are not pleasant to be around, they might end up with another injury otherwise!

 

[Dis86]

Did they forget about that fifty quid they still owe you?

Dunno, when you gonna pay up? Also it was 500!

 

[Azza]

I would seek advice from our wise and eternally learned friend [FnG]magnolia.

 

[FoxEye]

According to every movie I've ever seen, the way to fix head trauma is with more head trauma, of an equal or greater magnitude.

 

[Mr Badger]

You have a close friend/relative/partner who have suffered an injury and lost part of their memory. It's probably temporary but that's not certain.
As a side effect however they've reverted to who they were when they were much younger and that person was a bit of an arse. They are however incredibly happy.

They, unfortunately, suffered a horrible trauma when they were younger. The loss of someone close to them in tragic circumstances or suffered some form of other experience of a similar level.

You've noted that when they're exposed to more of their past, parts of who they were start to come back.

Do you continue to try and restore who they are knowing they'd have to relive that trauma?

Edit: let's add this isn't something I've encountered you loons!

No need for the sophistry. They have given you the choice, you now need to decide for yourself whether to take the red or blue pill...

 

[Philtor]

Mags?

 

[RxR]

I pick the least-troublesome option

 

[SpellowHouse]

You have a close friend/relative/partner who have suffered an injury and lost part of their memory. It's probably temporary but that's not certain.
As a side effect however they've reverted to who they were when they were much younger and that person was a bit of an arse. They are however incredibly happy.

They, unfortunately, suffered a horrible trauma when they were younger. The loss of someone close to them in tragic circumstances or suffered some form of other experience of a similar level.

You've noted that when they're exposed to more of their past, parts of who they were start to come back.

Do you continue to try and restore who they are knowing they'd have to relive that trauma?

Edit: let's add this isn't something I've encountered you loons!

I'd convince them they owe me £10,000.

 

[ristac]

Yes as the trauma would surely not be as bad second-time around, it would be you telling a story more than them experiencing it

 

[Stu999]

Decent plot, i'll wait for the film.

I think it's already an episode of Star Trek.

 

[burtie]

Far to early on a Sunday for this, going back to bed!

 

[Uther]

Leave them in their fantasy land, real life's pretty ****.

 

[dave28]

give it time and see what happens, it sounds very serious and i would have thought they are stuck that way sadly

 

[Slam]

how wealthy are they though? asking hypothetical question for a hypothetical friend

 

[Diddums]

Just turn them off and on again, should sort it.