Well, new memories are usually stored in the hippocampus, and then transferred to the brain's frontal lobes for long-term storage, but when a person's memory experiences traumatic collapse, sometimes you gotta dig from the other side, using memory triggers potent emotions from the past, to unlock memories in the present.
Kad uspomene dožive traumatični kolaps, moraš kopati s druge strane, koristeći okidač uspomena potenciran emocijama iz prošlosti da otključaš uspomene u sadašnjosti.