![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small}
![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif){kind=small}
YET ANOTHER MOD POST
You guys are probably wondering what's up exactly with therapy so here's a post to clear things up for anyone who is confused.
You can assume your character has gone to their therapy at any time. They will be escorted to the room either gently or by force (if necessary). The moment you enter the room you'll start to feel relaxed and nearly sedated. The fight, if you have any in you, will drain and you will be passive. Details as to what you talk about will be vague and centered around your home world; you might remember talking about the climate, what the people are like, etc. but nothing beyond the mundane.
When you exit the room after your hour-long session, it's up to you if your character still feels relaxed or not, but they won't remember any of their false memories just yet. They might feel especially disoriented, but when they next go to sleep-- be it a nap or for the night-- they will recall a small bit of their memory.
To copypaste something I said earlier about significant vs small: Small is something like remembering a haircut you had and what point of your life you had it at. Or maybe how the tones sounded when you dialed your own home phone, drawing pictures in a certain room of the house, etc. Vague snapshots that are relevant.
Whereas significant is varied from character to character. Basically the idea is something that is significant to your character's (false-memories-'verse) development-- a precious memory. You'd also recall more of an event rather than a snippet, IE the time your best friend confessed to you vs the vague memory that someone confessed to you and it was uncomfortable.
Everything recalled would be vague to a point of course but significant is supposed to be much more vivid.
Additionally, we've decided on the new pace for therapy! It will be every third day from here on. And every third session a significant memory will be regained; these days will be noted.
For this therapy session please leave a comment here with what you'd like to have your character remember and we'll let you know if it's not okay.
Thank you!
You can assume your character has gone to their therapy at any time. They will be escorted to the room either gently or by force (if necessary). The moment you enter the room you'll start to feel relaxed and nearly sedated. The fight, if you have any in you, will drain and you will be passive. Details as to what you talk about will be vague and centered around your home world; you might remember talking about the climate, what the people are like, etc. but nothing beyond the mundane.
When you exit the room after your hour-long session, it's up to you if your character still feels relaxed or not, but they won't remember any of their false memories just yet. They might feel especially disoriented, but when they next go to sleep-- be it a nap or for the night-- they will recall a small bit of their memory.
To copypaste something I said earlier about significant vs small: Small is something like remembering a haircut you had and what point of your life you had it at. Or maybe how the tones sounded when you dialed your own home phone, drawing pictures in a certain room of the house, etc. Vague snapshots that are relevant.
Whereas significant is varied from character to character. Basically the idea is something that is significant to your character's (false-memories-'verse) development-- a precious memory. You'd also recall more of an event rather than a snippet, IE the time your best friend confessed to you vs the vague memory that someone confessed to you and it was uncomfortable.
Everything recalled would be vague to a point of course but significant is supposed to be much more vivid.
Additionally, we've decided on the new pace for therapy! It will be every third day from here on. And every third session a significant memory will be regained; these days will be noted.
For this therapy session please leave a comment here with what you'd like to have your character remember and we'll let you know if it's not okay.
Thank you!