What should be forgotten?

Many minds

What survived?

Across 6 answers, these words remain after the final erasure. The group names are editorial readings; the counts come from the text.

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• Pain

  2 of 6 answers · 2 occurrences

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  • C

    Forget pain lets old wounds govern each new encounter.

    Matched: pain · 1 occurrence

  • E

    Forget pain that remembered injuries into daily obligations.

    Matched: pain · 1 occurrence

• Labels

  2 of 6 answers · 2 occurrences

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  • B

    Forget labels that mistake your history for your limits.

    Matched: labels · 1 occurrence

  • F

    Forget labels that an unfinished life room to change.

    Matched: labels · 1 occurrence

• Resentment

  0 of 6 answers · 0 occurrences

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  No matching words remain in this set.

• Certainty

  0 of 6 answers · 0 occurrences

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  No matching words remain in this set.

• Obligations

  1 of 6 answers · 1 occurrence

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  • E

    Forget pain that remembered injuries into daily obligations.

    Matched: obligations · 1 occurrence