[ SECRET POST #3288 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3288 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Anyone who has some kind of formal education about PTSD around?

If I recall correctly, PTSD is most likely to develop if a) it is completely unexpected and worldview-shattering to the person who undergoes the traumatic event (like violent assaults/rapes, serious natural disasters, car accidents or fires, that come out of nowhere) or b) if the traumatic events and any related danger and stress is long-term and constant (combat zones, abusive environments, long-term post-disaster or refugee situations) or - to a lesser extent - c) if the person doesn't have any good emotional support system that can neutralize the impact of trauma on the brain. None of these apply to Ash.

I could well be wrong though, so don't take this as an expert opinion or anything.

[(Anonymous)]

I would say that A applies to him. I mean, he did DIE at least twice--that's pretty worldview-shattering and out of nowhere.