Wassa Fairburne

Wassa has a strange way of dealing with anxiety. If there is ever anything upsetting to her, be it an unfortunate event or an interpersonal incident— she pretends it never happened. Heated arguments, disappointing jobs, sudden deaths— never happened. It might have been a clever coping mechanism at one time, but it’s gone on too long now. Talking with her requires that you remain aware of two realities—hers and everyone else’s. You can try to confront her with evidence that her recollections of events are wrong. At best, you’ll just start an argument that she won’t acknowledge the next time you see her.