Screenshots of it here, Episode 1 32:50 to 36:09 pls check the screenshoots for the entire convo because i'm just too lazy to sum it up properly today
The memory starts with a temporal portal being opened up - Five's seeing his siblings from the other side of it, and the fire extinguisher Klaus throws at the portal comes to his side. This is where he tries to actually cross the portal and reach his siblings. Though he was in an entirely different body (a OLD MAN) before that, once he crosses the porty he finds himself into a child's body - which is the one he has in Imeeji.
He then heads to the kitchen to fix himself a sandwich with marshmellows and peanut butter. Though it's not stated anywhere in the memory there is a significance in him picking that snack, of all things, and although Five will know that he will not know what was important about it. Regardless, he asks for the date with the precise intention of figuring out how many days he has left until the Apocalypse arrive, and has then to answer his siblings' questions on where he's been all this time - to which he reveals he traveled to the future and that he was stuck there for about 45 years. He now has exact ages! His consciousness is 58, his body is 13. Within the memory his father's death is also mentioned, as is the method he used to travel back in time. At the end of the memory he goes to grab some clothes that would fit him and look at that. IT'S ONLY THE ACADEMY'S UNIFORM. ]
CONSIDERTIONS: - They're short a sibling there. In the garden he could see a statue - a memorial? - He doesn't have the formula for time travel right, but knowing the method helps him narrow down what it could have been considerably - HE WAS STUCK IN THE FUTURE FOR 45 YEARS. HE GREW OLD THERE - But maybe he wasn't alone after all? Who's Delores? - He can tell that by this point in time he's pretty over his father and his bullshit, so outsmarting them is not something he actually cares about - Diego and Luther are at odds with each other, and that's business as usual - He knows seeing his siblings ALIVE for the first time was an actual big emotional moment and yet he acts like he doesn't care. Mental energies are entirely focused on the apocalypse, and preventing it.
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MEMORY 05: Homecoming
The memory starts with a temporal portal being opened up - Five's seeing his siblings from the other side of it, and the fire extinguisher Klaus throws at the portal comes to his side. This is where he tries to actually cross the portal and reach his siblings. Though he was in an entirely different body (a OLD MAN) before that, once he crosses the porty he finds himself into a child's body - which is the one he has in Imeeji.
He then heads to the kitchen to fix himself a sandwich with marshmellows and peanut butter. Though it's not stated anywhere in the memory there is a significance in him picking that snack, of all things, and although Five will know that he will not know what was important about it. Regardless, he asks for the date with the precise intention of figuring out how many days he has left until the Apocalypse arrive, and has then to answer his siblings' questions on where he's been all this time - to which he reveals he traveled to the future and that he was stuck there for about 45 years. He now has exact ages! His consciousness is 58, his body is 13. Within the memory his father's death is also mentioned, as is the method he used to travel back in time. At the end of the memory he goes to grab some clothes that would fit him and look at that. IT'S ONLY THE ACADEMY'S UNIFORM. ]
CONSIDERTIONS:
- They're short a sibling there. In the garden he could see a statue - a memorial?
- He doesn't have the formula for time travel right, but knowing the method helps him narrow down what it could have been considerably
- HE WAS STUCK IN THE FUTURE FOR 45 YEARS. HE GREW OLD THERE
- But maybe he wasn't alone after all? Who's Delores?
- He can tell that by this point in time he's pretty over his father and his bullshit, so outsmarting them is not something he actually cares about
- Diego and Luther are at odds with each other, and that's business as usual
- He knows seeing his siblings ALIVE for the first time was an actual big emotional moment and yet he acts like he doesn't care. Mental energies are entirely focused on the apocalypse, and preventing it.