Affective memory (n.) is an acting technique in which performers recall their own past emotions to bring a character's feelings to life.
Affective memory (n.) is borrowing an old feeling to make a new moment true.
Affective memory (n.) is the work on oneself, connecting to the character's situation with events in one's own life.
A Bad memory (n.) is what is most responsible for the good old days.
Childhood amnesia (n.) means the tantrums were real and only one of you remembers them.
Childhood amnesia (n.) is a house whose foundations you have only seen in photographs.
Childhood amnesia (n.) is the past that edited itself before you could object.
Childhood amnesia (n.) is why the earliest years arrive as other people's stories.