As soon as he heard the baritone voice on the other end of the phone saying that he had succeeded in hurting his woman, Axel was currently experiencing Dejavu. Déjà vu, from French, known to have the meaning of 'been seen', is the phenomenon of feeling a strong sensation that an event or experience is currently being experienced and has been experienced in the past. He also knows that déjà vu can be interpreted as a feeling of knowing and déjà vécu is a feeling of remembering.
In the past, Axel often experienced it after an accident as a child and he knew that Dejavu occurs when the brain misresponds to events that are taking place. Supposedly, what is seen now is stored in short-term memory. However, the brain immediately brings it to long-term memory. When the incident repeated itself, he felt that it had happened in the past.
