[The episode is quiet, subdued, and eventually his tears cease where he's folded into Cy's arms, mind lying in that bruised and vulnerable aftermath — listening to the rhythm of Cy's voice as it takes him away from the self-inflicted misery of his own thoughts.

It hurts to hear what Cy describes. It hurts, and it helps. He feels some desperate urge to find the man's name for Cy, to reach into that ancient ocean of memory and fish it out, but not without permission, no matter how badly he wishes to do something for Cy in return for all that Cy has done, is doing, for him. And at the same time builds that cold terror of losing this man who has become so irrefutably significant in such a short period of time — he does not ever want to give Cy up. It will destroy him.

Voice thready with breath, Sasuke finally speaks.]

He didn't forget you. [That man. That prisoner of war.] And I never will, either.

[It seems that just as that person came to Cy at the correct time, Cy has walked into his life the same — war's entity reflecting humanity back at him.]

I don't mind if you forget me one day. It's not your fault. I knew that when I first asked you to find me.