What's the part of the brain (I believe it's located in the parietal lobe) that remembers fearful events?

Nevermind.

I’m afraid… I don’t know.

@CyanoticWasp – It’s okay it was on the tip of my tongue and finally fell out as soon as I hit “submit question”

…What’s it called, then?

Caudete Nucleus?

The amygdala processes fear, or so I believe. Neuro killed me in psych so I could be wrong.

I believe what you are looking for is amygdala. Be careful, though: brain functions are not very well understood and the idea that particular parts of brain fully explain this or that phenomenon are very likely very oversimplified.

No, it’s the Cingulate Gyrus.

Amygdala. It contains a danger database.

Yeah, it does. But I’m looking for the Cingulate Gyrus. Already been checked out by my prof.