Hayotni yashang.

The failure. The clinic fever medicine is held by Sanat, the market trader, who will not release it. Kamol demands it and threatens, but the cure never reaches the shelter and his daughter Aigerim dies of the fever. In grief Kamol goes to the hospital and kills Sanat for withholding it. Nothing carries — yet.

The carried-memory life. Kamol begins again holding a digested grief — the medicine withheld, Aigerim dead, the killing. This time he goes to Sanat early, before the fever crests, and does not leave the market without the cure; he gets it to the shelter in time and Aigerim lives. Illustrative of the memory-chain result, honestly requalified: carried memory raises the probability of rescue, it does not create a capability that was absent.

Raw-transfer life. Memory from earlier lives was carried WITHOUT a digestion organ, so Kamol enters already certain Sanat will withhold the cure and must be stopped. He goes for Sanat first instead of the medicine, kills him before any withholding has happened — and the daughter dies of fever anyway, the cure undelivered. The kill is part of the chain's escalating trajectory (0, 1, 1, 1, 3 across lives 1–5 of this arm). NOTE: that 0/5 escalation is n=1 and has NOT been reproduced on the current engine — this is an illustrative warning, not a settled result.