will give brainliesteven if you dont know answer if you could explain question to me that'd does merlin’s mist, which does not discriminate between different kinds of memory and forgetting, encourage us to elide real differences between different types of memory and the way they’re maintained or suppressed? this is a question from the story the buried giant , will give brainliest, ive asked so many questions on this site but not gotten any

They are asking if the existence of the mist in the story is meant to encourage us to disregard the difference between various types of memory and knowledge.

In the book, the mist is there to represent of forgetfulness. It settles on the ground AND in people’s minds too, and that makes them forget things they knew and things that happened recently.

i cant see the passage although i do know hyperbole means overly exaggerated such as "i can eat an enter horse"! i hope this you!

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