The list!
This will be an on-going project. I'll have to scour other journals where I may have commented and forgotten about, but that will come later. As always, if you have questions or know something I haven't mentioned here, please let me know!
Mansion: - called Wonderland
~Events that seem to be triggered by memories from one or more of the residents. A significant word will then be lost to the people from that world. The residents themselves appear to have no control over the process or what is gained or lost. The Queen and her cohorts may have control or they simply may know of the events ahead of time. One usually seems to warn us before each, but it's up to us to figure out the riddle
~In some cases, memories can cause a permanent change to the mansion, but this is rare.
~Apparently you can die and come back to life here. There's a limit on how many times a person can come back. It sounds like that limit is somewhere around five times and the more times you die, the longer it takes before you are revived. I would suggest avoiding death in the first place.
~"Time does not pass here the way it does on our home worlds. If any of your friends were to arrive, they would be unlikely to have ever noticed you left, and no one here ages."
Mirrors:
~A mirror image of everyone, a corrupted version of the mansion on the other side of the mirrors
~The Queen controls the mirror people
~It is possible to cross from one side to the other, but a mirror and an original cannot exist on the same side at the same time
~We may want to invest in a way to keep track of each other
~The mirrors can't look at their own reflection on this side. It forces them to go back.
~Mirrors can be used as a form of communication, should someone become stuck on the other side. Anything written on them from that side is visible to this.
~"All the reflective surfaces here allow the other side to see what we are doing, and when they're broken, they only repair; covering them is more economical in the long term, although we can still be heard through them."
Mansion: - called Wonderland
~Events that seem to be triggered by memories from one or more of the residents. A significant word will then be lost to the people from that world. The residents themselves appear to have no control over the process or what is gained or lost. The Queen and her cohorts may have control or they simply may know of the events ahead of time. One usually seems to warn us before each, but it's up to us to figure out the riddle
~In some cases, memories can cause a permanent change to the mansion, but this is rare.
~Apparently you can die and come back to life here. There's a limit on how many times a person can come back. It sounds like that limit is somewhere around five times and the more times you die, the longer it takes before you are revived. I would suggest avoiding death in the first place.
~"Time does not pass here the way it does on our home worlds. If any of your friends were to arrive, they would be unlikely to have ever noticed you left, and no one here ages."
Mirrors:
~A mirror image of everyone, a corrupted version of the mansion on the other side of the mirrors
~The Queen controls the mirror people
~It is possible to cross from one side to the other, but a mirror and an original cannot exist on the same side at the same time
~We may want to invest in a way to keep track of each other
~The mirrors can't look at their own reflection on this side. It forces them to go back.
~Mirrors can be used as a form of communication, should someone become stuck on the other side. Anything written on them from that side is visible to this.
~"All the reflective surfaces here allow the other side to see what we are doing, and when they're broken, they only repair; covering them is more economical in the long term, although we can still be heard through them."