Regret is a cage, and everyone deserves freedom. Henry wishes for this concept to manifest within Reverie itself, and that the veil between universes and multiverses and everything in-between be so thin that anyone can go where they please. They can visit each other and choose to live out their lives where they can be happy. No more feeling stuck. Finally moving on, like Typhon should. (Like Henry has — with so very little regret ever carried on his own shoulders.)

He wishes for this also to apply to all of Typhon’s children, who should be granted their own agency in some form, and not be trapped within hosts that do not want them. No child really appreciates an overprotective papa.

Reverie should also act as a place to reflect upon with gratitude. A stopping point between worlds where time itself stands still, and individuals can appreciate all that they’ve gained here, meet with each other again, take a moment to rest. It should be a sanctuary, not a prison.