Amnestic Treatments

## **So... What are Amnestics?**

Amnestics are commonly used as a memory wipe drug in the Foundation. Most agents are supplied with amnestics when sent out on missions. Amnestics are also the Foundation's main way of wiping or clearing memories of civilians who have experienced anomalous events. There are many classes of amnestic treatments.

### **Class A Amnestics**

**Description:** Class A Amnestics are often used on a crowd or small group of people, as this amnestic is only used inside a small spray can. Most Foundation Agents are supplied with these cans. Sometimes, Class A has been used over an entire city, often being extremely effective at wiping most memories. However, anybody in a basement or airtight area that is enclosed may not be affected.

**Memory Wiping:**

Class A Amnestics often wipe about 5-6 hours of prior events that the subject has experienced.

**Risks or Side Effects:**

Class A Amnestics are considered very safe, Class A Amnestics can not be overdosed, however there have been some reported side effects, but they had no permanent impacts on the subjects. Often times that do have side effects are usually a mild headache or slight nausea.

**Efficiency and Safety:**

Class A Amnestics are extremely efficient, often working 98% of the time, however some safety hazards can apply when using Class A.

**Report A1:**

Foundation Agent ██████████ accidentally applied Class A Amnestics to himself, he forgot his mission and committed suicide due to his confusion.

### **Class B Amnestics**

**Description:** Class B Amnestics are often available to all Level 2 or higher personnel, while Class B is not much different from it's Class A counterpart, it is administered differently. Class B Amnestics are administered via injection or tablets. However, tablets are mainly used by dissolving them in a glass of water.

**Memory Wiping:**

Class B Amnestics often wipe about 20 hours to 3 days of prior events that the subject has experienced.

**Risks or Side Effects:**

Class B Amnestics are considered very safe, Class B Amnestics can be overdosed but this is unlikely. There have been some reported side effects, some side effects may include temporary blurry vision, numbness, and a burning feeling. These often wear off in time.

**Efficiency and Safety:**

Class B Amnestics are efficient enough to the point of usage, however it is more likely to fail than Class A, however this is unlikely. Since Class B amnestics are usually administered by syringes or tablets, accidentally injecting or eating a tablet is much more unlikely.

### **Class C Amnestics**

**Description:** Class C Amnestics are a dangerous amnestic used only in specific situations. Class C is only allowed to be used by Level 3 Personnel and above. Some info here may be redacted. These amnestics are only to be used in syringes, nothing else. This amnestic is strictly prohibited to be used in the field, due to the risk of accidental injection, while low, can still cause mass damage to missions. Any use of this amnestic first needs the approval of a medical specialist. This amnestic is different from the other amnestics, as you can selectively delete certain memories stored in the brain. This is most useful to delete memories of classified events that have been witnessed by the subject. This is also useful after D-Class interrogations in order to not spread awareness of the interrogation to other D-Class.

**Memory Wiping:**

Class C Amnestics often wipe about 4-9 days of prior events that the subject has experienced.

**Risks or Side Effects:**

Class C Amnestics are considered extremely dangerous if misused. Class C Amnestics can also be overdosed but since being overwatched by medical specialists, is almost impossible to occur. There are extremely dangerous side effects, including enhanced side effects of the prior amnestics, and at worst paralysis.

**Efficiency and Safety:**

Class C Amnestics are significantly less effective, sitting at 92% success rate. Since this amnestic is used much less commonly, that also means that safety risks are increasingly lower. This is also because Class C usage is overwatched by a medical specialist. This amnestic is considered safe as long as being watched over by a medical specialist.

**Report C1:**

D-█████ was injected with Class-C Amnestics shortly after an interrogation. The D-Class was unable to move and the specialist discovered that D-█████ was experiencing paralysis. Before the specialist could save D-█████, D-█████ was █████ ██ ███.

### **Class D Amnestics**

**Description:** Class D amnestics are highly classified and most data will be expunged. Class-D Amnestics are only authorized by level 4 or higher personnel, any unauthorized use will result in termination. Along with that, in order to use Class-D Amnestics, you must have permission from 2 level 3 personnel prior to use. In order to inject Class-D Amnestics, you must █████ ███ ████ in order to properly inject Class-D. This amnestic is often used to supress any memetic effects on a human. Since Class-D almost always causes brain damage, this is only to be used on subjects that already had defects in their brain. However, some suggest that the Class D amnestic first erases the old memories then moves to new ones, this way almost the entirety of memories are wiped, excluding skills learned in childhood, etc.

**Memory Wiping:**

Class D Amnestics wipe almost all memories of the subject injected.

**Risks or Side Effects:**

Class D Amnestics are incredibly dangerous, this is why you require permission from 2 level 3 personnel to use this. Side effects almost always include brain damage, [DATA EXPUNGED], [DATA EXPUNGED].

**Efficiency and Safety:**

Class D Amnestics are [DATA EXPUNGED], usually at a success rate of [DATA EXPUNGED]. Because of the rare usage of this amnestic, almost no accidents have occured with this amnestic.

**Report D1:**

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### **Class E Amnestics**

**Description:** Class E Amnestics are highly dangerous. Class-E are only to be used during or after [DATA EXPUNGED]. In order to use Class-E, you must seek approval from the Ethics Committee, along with a level 5 clearance. Because of the extremely rare usage of this Class, very little is known about it.

**Memory Wiping:**

Class E Amnestics wipe all memories of the subject, including survival instincts and basic tasks.

**Risks or Side Effects:**

Class E Amnestics are almost certain to cause a [DATA EXPUNGED]. 2 Hours prior to injection, the subject will most likely experience [DATA EXPUNGED] or [DATA EXPUNGED].

**Efficiency and Safety:**

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### **Class F Amnestics**

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