[ He’s lightly surprised that she’s so candid about the amnesia, but he just gives a friendly and gentle smile as if to ease her of the embarrassment. It’s an interesting thing, but it also sounds very inconvenient to him… But he also possesses a perfect memory, so. He may just be a bit biased on the topic. ]

I see. Then I suppose it makes sense that food would evoke it. The senses are tied so strongly to memory, especially smell, no? I at least hope that the one that has returned to you is… [ He trails off with a little laugh ] Well, no, I imagine it is an interesting one indeed, considering.

[ There are two ways that he can dip into the anecdote of his own recognition, but he decides to go with the more “recent” of the two. ]

Infamous may be a strong word for it, but her poetry caused a bit of a stir where I was from. First just for the marvel of it surviving, for it was only discovered in the past year, but then for the translation. England has a great love of history and archaeology, but what it finds does not always align with how they preferred things be done in the day.

[ He gives a small shrug ]

Of course, how the papers described it, you would think the poetry to be far more lurid than it is.