As for those agents who undergo the mind
transference in ‘Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling,’ whose mind is sent out into
the outside World in another person’s body in order to gather information, and
who is then brought back to The Village in order to have that information
extracted. Then the unpleasant memories wiped from his mind, and so sent out
again to gather even more information, we understand that. What is not so
understandable is, what happens to the other person’s mind. Is he kept sedated,
which could be for weeks, possibly months while the other one is operating in
the outside World? Or is the other person allowed to engage with The Village,
but as a prisoner? And of course the Colonel is just one subject, it is highly
likely that others were working under
the same circumstance!
Also why the need to wipe the subject’s mind
of any unpleasant memories of The Village? Unless the subject is allowed out
into The Village during his de-briefing, the process of the gathered
information being extracted. The subject lying on the operating table in the
Amnesia Room, had been extremely co-operative, he told them all they needed to
know in three days….with hardly any persuasion. So they cannot take the
information from a subjects head via any other means other than verbally! Three
days, I should have thought the subject would have been confined, that there
was no need to allow him egress into The Village. Unless the meaning of wiping
all unpleasant memories of The Village, means the interrogation sessions the
subject was put through.
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