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Okay so. Turnabout Identity has Bredele De Cassonade Cookie accidentally killing his sibling Langue de Chat Cookie with mending magic because of a lie that Langue told him. That mending magic can be used for healing purposes. This goes horribly wrong and Langue winds up dying in the forest after an accident on a nature walk, with Bredele going through this whole mental arc by himself where he basically convinces himself that HE is actually Langue and that DELE was the one that died. In this instance, we like to call Dele "Languele" because it's a combination of both Bredele and Langue!!

Now, we flip this on its head. Instead of Dele killing Langue, Langue kills Dele!! In what manner? Good question!! It could be the nature walk where Dele gets injured and Langue makes it worse because they're absolutely not used to performing medical treatments on people. Bonus if Dele is trying to give them advice and they're just Refusing to listen out of their own ego (and panic).

And now it's LANGUE convincing themself that they're Bredele. This instance is called "Cassochat", a combination of Cassonade and Chat. (Thank you to my pal Almond for figuring out these names btw.)

Now what's interesting about THIS is that while Languele is a lot more empathetic and lax about his differences between the real Langue and him because he subconsciously understands that's how trauma operates, Cassochat... Keeps their perfectionism. And when it comes to "forgetting" everything medically, there's this intense frustration of not being able to remember.

They'll spend so much time trying to "relearn" everything, getting frustrated at themself. And with the weak stomach that Langue has, despite the days of trying to learn what they think they should already know by being "Bredele", all that is thrown out the window when they actually go to treat a patient. Particularly with surgery, where their weak stomach and disgust towards anything bloody or gorey comes back to haunt them. Dele is able to withstand so much horrific sights, but Cassochat? Absolutely not. Another doctor is forced to substitute for Cassochat's duties due to this, and it makes them feel so much WORSE because they're supposed to be an EXPERT, so WHY did they forget? WHY is such a sight so upsetting to them? Back to the books for days on end, it seems...