"As long as he doesn't recover his memory, he won't know about the past," Dr. Black said.
"Then…" Rachel Johnson asked, "will he recover his memory?"
"The trauma his body sustained back then was so severe, and now all the organ functions are regrown, it's unlikely that he'll recover his past memories."
"Would meeting people from his past trigger those memories?"
"We've already implanted new memories through hypnosis. In his mind, he's not someone who has lost his memory, so he won't explore his past memories. Without exploring, it's unlikely he'll recover them. Besides, that he could rise from the dead is already a miracle in itself. To also want to regain his memory—I think that's impossible."
Hearing Dr. Black say this, Rachel Johnson felt somewhat relieved.
