"What of it?" Ishiah asks, raising a brow. "It doesn't mean that she hasn't given you the most accurate identity that she knows. It doesn't mean that there might not be parts of that life that are true, or have been true. It only means that you should consider the fact that there may be more to your life, that these other memories that don't seem to fit may still be a part of what you've experienced, or are otherwise important enough to embed themselves deep into your mind." His brow furrows, not understanding where the difficulty is in understanding this fact.

Then again, he reminds himself, it's not everyone who deals with acquaintances who change identities so often, so wholly.