"You should be safe, at least for the moment." Izzy reassures before nodding. Her memories, or rather Lydia's, felt completely real too. And that seems to be because they are real, at least to her. Her experience as Lydia, feeling the fear and the screams rip from her throat were too visceral to just be dreams. And she doesn't know that much about the other woman, not enough to create a cast of characters and dream as her. And with Morgana...why would she dream about falling from the sky in a red suit considering her own imagination, and all? "My dream, Lydia's memory, was visceral; so, it feels like they're things that happened, we got the sensations, feelings, and everything attached to the memory it looks like."
Of course, that's just a guess, but it feels like a pretty good one in their current situation. There have been some weird things that have happened in this place. This might just be another in a long line. "What sort of visions do you have?" The question escapes, even as Izzy's mind bounces, putting pieces together and considering everything carefully.
"Me either, they're supposed to be 'glitches'." Izzy rolls her eyes, but can't help but think Morgana might be onto something with her thought process. Her nod causes the braid to shift, but Izzy isn't too concerned about it, no matter how loose it is in places. "It definitely could be a malfunction, or even a mistake. I mean, we're supposedly clones, which means that there's more tech involved with how we function...supposedly anyway...than would be normal. A virus, broken component, or anything could make a difference if you take that into account. In theory, it's not completely impossible that something was done wrong either, some wires were crossed or some data was exported incorrectly, and we were given other people's memories...by accident." Izzy talks it all through, mainly for herself, but knowing that it's more than possible IT guys sometimes make mistakes...why not people in the cloning process responsible for their memories, which would in-turn be connected to their brains and everything?
It's strange to think of herself as being different, like this, but in theory...for Izzy it makes sense.
"I never put much stock in the cloning thing here, but...it's definitely possible, considering I don't even recognize all of the technology here." The shadowhunter's voice is more confident than her friend's, despite not having absolute certainty about anything in this situation.
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Of course, that's just a guess, but it feels like a pretty good one in their current situation. There have been some weird things that have happened in this place. This might just be another in a long line. "What sort of visions do you have?" The question escapes, even as Izzy's mind bounces, putting pieces together and considering everything carefully.
"Me either, they're supposed to be 'glitches'." Izzy rolls her eyes, but can't help but think Morgana might be onto something with her thought process. Her nod causes the braid to shift, but Izzy isn't too concerned about it, no matter how loose it is in places. "It definitely could be a malfunction, or even a mistake. I mean, we're supposedly clones, which means that there's more tech involved with how we function...supposedly anyway...than would be normal. A virus, broken component, or anything could make a difference if you take that into account. In theory, it's not completely impossible that something was done wrong either, some wires were crossed or some data was exported incorrectly, and we were given other people's memories...by accident." Izzy talks it all through, mainly for herself, but knowing that it's more than possible IT guys sometimes make mistakes...why not people in the cloning process responsible for their memories, which would in-turn be connected to their brains and everything?
It's strange to think of herself as being different, like this, but in theory...for Izzy it makes sense.
"I never put much stock in the cloning thing here, but...it's definitely possible, considering I don't even recognize all of the technology here." The shadowhunter's voice is more confident than her friend's, despite not having absolute certainty about anything in this situation.