[Unfortunately for Sayori, Mia's got quite the memory for details. If only she could apply it to names. With little context, though, it means nothing to her now-- and with context it would mean little as well.

Right about now Mia could wish she had a path action to encourage Sayori, but she doesn't-- so instead she just talks and hopes. Says what she thinks she'd say to Maya. What she thinks Maya might do. She remembers Will's grounding phrases-- I am Ghost, and I protect what's important to me. And how can she do that? Who would best defend anyone against a monster that shouts their sins?

Taking Sayori's arrow, the monster seems to waver just a moment before it lashes out again, just as strong. And then Ghost speaks, loud and clear like she's in a courtroom. ]

You know, I think he thinks he's got us all figured out.

Miserable, lonely-

But the thing is, I don't know either of us!

-ghosts of girls, numbers, echoes-

I don't even remember myself!

[She laughs in the face of the monster, stepping forward again in front of Sayori and looking back over her shoulder at the girl. The monster seems-- wavering, flickering, unsure. It wobbles as it hisses an-

Are you listening--]

I'd rather listen to you. Tell me-- what are you best at?

[What is it, what is her name, Ghost knows it somewhere-]

Sayori. What makes you best at being you?