Talk:The Weathered Head at Onigashima/@comment-24939095-20151228081228/@comment-6986530-20151228211844

Not really. It just means that both lines can fit in with the story. Because, again, Gakusha is performing memorial rites for Kayo's head, so, "If only this isn't forgotten" would fit with that. As far as Gakusha's concerned, his forgetting he had a wife and child has nothing to do with this woman whom everyone is calling Kayo.