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This is a philosophical question. Although this is not surprising for this wonderful highly intelligent forum. I don't think it necessarily has to be memories of the deceased. Perhaps she just comes to mind some moments from childhood. It happens to me. Sometimes unexpectedly.That's a good point. But if that were the case here, don't you find her flashbacks about her childhood at the drug den with her dad at least a bit out of place? I mean, maybe it's only me who sees it like that, but if I were in her shoes and were seeing my father with some regularity, why would I need to periodically remember the milestones of my upbringing by the old man? Isn't that kind of nostalgic, the kind of thing you do when you no longer can see and speak to that person?