@KatyElphinstone@mas.to I imagine a lot of things and have a lot of fun with this. (Fragments of fiction I'm not writing, hypothetical scenarios, the feeling of touching the fur of different animals, fragments of music I'm not always able to name, pictures I've seen that match specific keywords.) As a child I did imagine at least the verbal things among this. But surely some authorities like school teachers could've considered me unimaginative as I did not find meaning in the scenarios they spoke about, or I focused on different details than what they wanted. (For that I see the scene in Erik the Viking where the monk did not perceive Valhalla: with a very tangible benefit for the Vikings.)