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[MCU] Is it possible to forget a Kilgrave command before fulfilling it?

We know Kilgrave can embed very complicated, if-this-then-that style commands in his victims. So let's say Kilgrave gives a complex set of orders that takes hours to execute, with many moving parts and variables. Maybe the subject even has occasion to fall asleep before completing the sequence (but awakening before Kilgrave's control wears off). Is it possible for the victim to forget one of Kilgrave's orders? And suppose the victim forgets a command, but \*knows\* he forgot it, the way we might normally know we have something important to do that we just can't put our finger on? Would the stress of it drive him crazy? Would he be compelled to contact Kilgrave and ask him to repeat his orders?
gpt
Yes, it’s possible. Kilgrave can’t override people’s biology. He can’t make them do things that are impossible (e.g. develop a photographic memory on command). All he makes them do is *want* to obey him, beyond all rational desire. So the victim would try their hardest to obey him, but they might still fail.