1. Do we need to actually write out the memories, or do we just put a quick list so we personally know what would be regained? For example, listing "First meeting with the rabbit" as opposed to writing up the entire memory of Allen meeting the White Rabbit. I just want to make sure I'm actually getting the info down that you need.
2. For regains, can they be items that the character might not have necessarily owned, but would have been like, adjacent to? By way of another example, Allen's canon involves delving into the heart worlds of his peers, and one of those worlds turns all the buildings and forest into candy - would I be allowed to have one of his regains be "a piece of cookie from the candy forest" or should I be sticking strictly to things he specifically picked up? They'd still be items of significance since they're stuff he'd have seen in the worlds of his peers while traveling through them, so each item is by definition associated with one of his friends.
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1. Do we need to actually write out the memories, or do we just put a quick list so we personally know what would be regained? For example, listing "First meeting with the rabbit" as opposed to writing up the entire memory of Allen meeting the White Rabbit. I just want to make sure I'm actually getting the info down that you need.
2. For regains, can they be items that the character might not have necessarily owned, but would have been like, adjacent to? By way of another example, Allen's canon involves delving into the heart worlds of his peers, and one of those worlds turns all the buildings and forest into candy - would I be allowed to have one of his regains be "a piece of cookie from the candy forest" or should I be sticking strictly to things he specifically picked up? They'd still be items of significance since they're stuff he'd have seen in the worlds of his peers while traveling through them, so each item is by definition associated with one of his friends.
Thank you!!