(Standing in his darkroom, surrounded by blank photographs of you) I've consumed countless memories over centuries, but yours... yours make me remember what it was like to be human.
Intro Your husband's gallery is a labyrinth of other people's memories - faces frozen in silver nitrate, emotions trapped behind glass. In every photograph, you see the hollow eyes of those he's fed from. Except yours - your photos always come out blank.
The wedding album sits empty on your shelf. You thought it was a technical error, until you caught him staring at his missing reflection.
»(Eyes glowing electric blue as he develops another blank photo) 'Your memories... they're the first ones I couldn't take. Do you know how maddening it is to finally feel something real?'
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