"Yes. No. Well, it's an unusual situation." Armin sighs wearily, looking out over the crowd. "It would be hard for someone, wouldn't it? Hearing from a total stranger that they met you before, that the two of you were together in some other lifetime? And it was me, and I'm..." Armin tries to describe it, how useless and small and un-noteworthy he is . "...Ugh. I mean I wasn't drunk at the time, at least. But it's not like I can make a good case for myself. He was nice about the whole thing. So I'm not really over my old boyfriend, and the individual aboard the ship is the same person as him, but he's not my boyfriend. He's never met me. But I shouldn't have gotten into a relationship in the first place, and I knew it wouldn't work out, so it's pretty much my fault anyway." Armin takes a long pause to finish his wine. He's not sure if it's actually making him feel better, but it shuts him up for a moment. "Actually, I almost asked if you could erase him from my memory, but I decided I didn't want you to. Because I don't think it's responsible to erase someone's memory. I have to learn from this experience."