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You could also test it very easily with Yamask. If its mask is representative of its face as a human, than what the mask of a Yamask hatched from an egg looks like should point to your answer. If the face is exactly the same as its parent's then I would infer the 'memory' is somehow passed down along with the other genetics. If it is different that implies that Yamask absorb a spirit upon hatching or perhaps upon the creation of their egg. If it is blank or there is no mask then a bred Yamask is free of human influence.

This is all hypothetical of course, I don't expect you to try either of these experiments immediately. But I find that the best way to answer questions is always to be proactive and find out yourself.

What about breeding a Yamask with another Yamask? Do you think there'd be a chance of its mask looking like both parents? I'm not sure if I want to think about what'd happen if I tried with a Ditto, I|

What if its mask came out looking like that?

Like the hypothetical child of the masks of its parents? I don't know.

In an odd way that's almost cute.

I feel like I know more about titans than I do this sort of thing.

It may help not to think too hard about it for now. If the natives of this universe have lived side by side with Phantump and Yamask for as long as they have without it becoming an issue then surely we can too. When in Rome, as they say.

When in Rome?

It's an expression from my world; the full phrase is 'When in Rome, do as the Romans do'. It means that when in unfamiliar territory, it's often best to take one's cues from the natives.

Oh.

I can try? It's... sometimes it's hard to not think about something.

_{[It's also something that Bertolt knows how to do - he's had to act like he belongs somewhere he doesn't for a few years!]}

Very true, but in this case knowing the nitty-gritty mechanics is not necessary. It would be fascinating, certainly, but the mystery can be part of the charm.

[Which is a great way of saying 'buddy I don't fucking know how it works either and I keep hitting dead ends when I try to find out so speculation is all we've got'.]

I suppose so.

_{[Still, when he really puts his mind to something, the results can be a little scary.

Maybe one day he'll try, but--]}

Hey, Ford? If I ever start trying to find out more
I mean
if I experiment like that...

[They have that in common.]

Yes?

could you help me

Of course! What's the point of having Twelve PhDs if I don't share any of that knowledge with other people? I'd be happy to work with you on whatever experiments you decide to run.

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