Example of flashback!<br/><br/>@ Blinkin: Nice response. You actually didn't have to, but I was hoping you would give the same memory from Laura's point of view.<br/><br/>One thing I love about flashbacks and memories like that is that both players can - nay,<em>should</em>have different recollections of the same event. If Louise remembers Laura not dropping the salute until she returned it, and L:aura remembers not dropping the salute simply through nerves, that is NOT a continuity error.<br/><br/>(A continuity error can only occur in the "present", where things need to follow each other, and continuity needs to be maintained). It is a fact that different people remember the same event in totally different ways. The conversation can even be totally different from two people's perspective.<br/><br/>Just one thing about your reply, Blinkin. It's not your fault because I doubt if your software says "There is a horizontal line here", so you didn't know that my flashback is separated from the present-time story by them. Please could you edit one in on either side of your flashback? I'm going to insist on it for everyone else, and I know you can put one in... it's the {hr} tag, with square brackets as always.<br/><br/>So, yes, please put a horizontal line above and below flashbacks to separate them from the main story.<br/><hr/>One of those, for people who can see it!<br/><br/>Now to work on that "role-call" table.....