Trying to see if they can still do math, cook, or use "future knowledge." 5. The Hook End the chapter with a realization that raises the stakes:
Memories don't usually just pop up for no reason. Pick a catalyst: A minor head injury or a fever dream. 1 : I Recalled the Memories of My Past Life...
Once the memories settle, your lead needs to evaluate their current reality: Am I a noble? A peasant? A monster? Trying to see if they can still do
"I remember why I died... and the person who killed me is in this room." Once the memories settle, your lead needs to
Feeling the grief of a previous death while simultaneously feeling the small, young body they are currently in. 3. The "Wait, Where Am I?" Moment
High-pitched ringing or a blur of images (subway trains, office lights, a hospital bed).
Avoid the "inner monologue" trap for too long. Give them something to do: