Memory Of An Elephant Novels & Stories

Each one significant. "Elephants remember," he tells people. "Just like I remember everything." He doesn't know how true that statement is. That his mother remembered him across death. That memory was strong enough to bring her back. Someday he'll know. But not yet. At nine, he's just a boy who loves elephants and reading and asking impossible questions. Sienna is six years old. She started kindergarten this year. She's the opposite of Ethan in many ways. Where he's quiet and thoughtful, she's loud and energetic. Where he reads, she runs. Where he thinks, she acts.

They have not been the most talkative but they have been making some progress on registering what is happening to them and all that is occurring around them. We still have a lot of work to do. I gathered a few pictures of Isla and I accumulated them in a pile. Since it has been a while since they were brought back from the dead, I did not have to worry about overwhelming them with so many memories that I end up traumatizing their brain. I had Edith conduct a neural analysis on them both and it showed that their hippocampus was in overdrive but at the same time it is working as it should. My hope for today is to trigger their memory by manipulating it.