[As much as he dislikes this talk, Apollo ends up listening anyway, brow furrowed, chin propped on the back of his hand.

This reminds him of a discussion he had with Hades, on whether or not an "answer" exists.]

Rendering a wall invisible doesn't stop people from bumping into it. Neither does a faulty memory change the details of an event.

Is perspective that limiting?

[Apollo wasn't a finite being, to start with. He can't unlearn what he knows to be truth, even if they're seemingly contradictory.]