"June's got one but I'm not sure if she just likes it being weighted or if it's compensating for something else."

“Backlashes don’t necessarily fit into the same boxes as normal brain stuff, anyway.”

"Yeah, it's convenient when they're close enough you can slap a one-word description on one but that's usually going to be reductive at best."

“No kidding. Though if we’re reducing them down to flippant descriptions, ‘existential prosopagnosia’ might fit mine.”

"I don't have all the agnosias memorized...?"

“—Sorry, I don’t either, I just happened to have that one memorized and thought it sounded funnier that way. Faceblindness.”

"Existential faceblindness, huh."

“I don’t know if it’s accurate but it sorta fits.”

"I can think of quibbles with it but it seems like a good short handle, anyway."

“And it’s just a little bit silly. Well. Deliberately using the more obscure word is, anyway.”

"I can see a case for using the more obscure word if it doesn't literally mean 'face' but if it does then a little, yeah."

“I do not know if it literally means face.”

"I'd look it up but I think that would be unduly hard at the moment even if I could now pull it off so I won't."

She looks it up. “It literally means face.”

"Alas."

“I guess using needlessly big words would fit the Dr. Sonder persona.”

"...it might be a bad habit, if you say something I don't understand while we're both backlashed we're stuck till I can ask a third party for help."

“WELP never mind then!”

"Sorry!"

“Eh, it’s more my backlash getting in the way than yours.”

"It's the combination! If I could consult Google while backlashed it would be less of a big deal."

“Well, this is true. But it’s not a big deal, anyway.”

"Mm-hm."

“And I’ve done worse. Like the second water balloon incident.”

"Eh, we got it cleaned up okay but your roommate should be ashamed of herself."