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>It was hard for Jensen to frame the strange disquiet that had been with him ever since he awoke in the clinic. If he had been forced to sum it up in a single word, it would have been 'disconnected'. He felt out of sync with the world, and there was a quiet, corrosive fear in the back of his thoughts that something had happened to him during his lost time - something he couldn’t grasp.
>He imagined that few who knew the Adam Jensen who left Detroit in 2027 would recognize the man he saw in the dull glass. He wasn’t really certain if he did. Looking himself in the eye, Jensen felt an odd sense of disconnection that didn’t sit well with him.
Jensen's subconscious is starting to break to the surface and he's starting to realize he's a ghost in the shell, and has been one since Panchea.