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Please Help The Receiver has to hold all the painful, terrible memories so that
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The Receiver has to hold all the painful, terrible memories so that

Please Help The Receiver has to hold all the painful, terrible memories so that-example-1
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everybody else does not have to experience/have the memories.

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It's the first one (So he can gain wisdom and give advice when needed.)

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Because if he doesn't give advice to those in need then they will end up making mistakes that lead up to these memories.

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