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| It seems that the issue is less a matter of losing a part of themselves and more developing some sort of deep-seated delusion or madness. The details vary from circumstance to circumstance but a common theme involves the belief that certain Reverous illusions (often self-created) are reality. The person builds up a fantasy world for themselves, and eventually that world becomes their reality. | It seems that the issue is less a matter of losing a part of themselves and more developing some sort of deep-seated delusion or madness. The details vary from circumstance to circumstance but a common theme involves the belief that certain Reverous illusions (often self-created) are reality. The person builds up a fantasy world for themselves, and eventually that world becomes their reality. | ||
| - | The time scale can very immensely, with some victims becoming essentially completely insane within weeks, while others hold on to their sanity for decades. There is no specific concrete cure for this situation, but it is generally considered helpful to try and assist the individual in rebuilding their model of what is and is not real. | + | The time scale can very immensely, with some victims becoming essentially completely insane within weeks, while others hold on to their sanity for decades. |
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| + | There is no specific concrete cure for this situation, but it is generally considered helpful to try and assist the individual in rebuilding their model of what is and is not real. | ||
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