“You’re not making any sense, Lisa. Come on, get it together.
She is if you remember what she’s talking about, but unfortunately, you don’t.
Things are pretty ugly right now.”
To be fair, Lisa has pretty much been mind-blown with grand truths of the multiverse right now. The world just told her “42” out of nowhere.
So yeah, she does need to get it together (because this is an ugly situation), but it’s very, very understandable that she’s not.
“Almost there. It’s like it’s at the tip of my tongue, but it’s my brain, not my tongue,” her voice was thin, barely audible, as though she was talking to herself and not to me. “Still fillin’ in the blanks.”
Hm, yeah, this is a good explanation for exactly why Lisa’s power helps her remember: Her power fills in the blanks. As the knowledge begins to get imped, her power continuously fills in the holes that makes.
And hey, speaking of, uh… We did see that Lisa is immune or at least resistant to her power, too, back in Parasite. That’s a neat bit of consistency.