For a moment, when I saw all the new Morse titles I went "Hick! What's all these new chapters?!" :P But it turned out they were empty... Well, let's see what they spell out:
SWANSOUNGHTHWANLOST . . . What the heck does this mean?
SWAN SOUGH THWAN LOST? Oh wait. Maybe, SWAN SOUGHT HWAN LOST, but HWAN should actually be SWAN! Well, if it is that then melike.
Though about the actual (mini) chapter. Interesting. Very interesting. I guess something like this was bound to happen eventually. With all that Unverse travelling... I wonder how you explain this stuff. Because I've had some ideas myself, but if you're addressing the same issues, our ideas might clash. Well, we'll follow the one with the original idea anyways. My idea was that travelling in the Unverse can have two effects on a person. If you stay in one dimension for very long, there's a tendency for you to forget the dimension and dimension to forget you. The other effect is that even if you return to your original dimension, the Unverse has the tendency to draw you back in eventually. The effects usually don't go together so that someone travelling in the Unverse or who might get drawn back in tends to keep their memories (and maybe others don't forget them so easily either). While someone who starts to forget about other dimensions, what happened there and in the extreme about Unverse altogether will be safe from getting drawn back.
I don't know what you've got in mind, but maybe we'll be able to combine after we learn more about the effects the Unverse has on memory.
In other news, poor Aiden. His date didn't go well. And poor Kate. She likes him. And he got another gurl. Who's that Red? What sort of name is Red, anyway?