Yes, it's just that you have a very uncommon last name. I was talking to your friend Stephen and it seems that the three of us are either from the same or adjacent worlds, and I guess what I'm saying is that I think I knew your mother.
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[Out before she can stop herself - of course she remembers generally what her mother looked like, but details have become hazy with time and trauma and the twins only have a single picture.
Oh, she hates to be the bearer of bad news, but...]
Yes. And he seemed to think we knew each other from before. I don't think it's a detail he would have mistaken, though I had assumed it was because he knows me as an old man.
But yes, it is very possible I knew your grandmother then.
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[He can't see it but she's gone pale.]
When?
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We were... Very close, but only for a brief time.
You do look like her, I think I recognized it in you when we met.
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[Out before she can stop herself - of course she remembers generally what her mother looked like, but details have become hazy with time and trauma and the twins only have a single picture.
Oh, she hates to be the bearer of bad news, but...]
When was the last time you spoke to her?
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[ Which doesn't fall in line with her birthdate at least... But considering that Peter is in his twenties in the 1980s it does make more sense. ]
But... She was a remarkable woman.
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[ There's a sudden panic as he considers he might have discovered that he's a 33-year-old grandfather. ]
I think we may need to speak to Stephen.
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But yes, it is very possible I knew your grandmother then.