[She frowns, pursing her lips slightly. None of that strikes her as particularly out of place, just confused. Shouldn't remember her? Wonderland liked to play with memories, but not that way.]

That's not how it works. It's the other way around. If you leave Wonderland, you don't get to remember what happened here.

[They were working on that. It was a long, slow process, but they were working on it. Most of them wanted to get home with their memories intact, to be able to hold onto the things they'd learned as well as memories of the people they'd come to care about in this place. A little too mushy for her to ever admit out loud, but it was what it was. She wasn't Wonderland's biggest fan, but she had friends here. There had even been second chances with old friends - though that had been snatched away.

She should have expected that, in hindsight. She was used to losing.]

Kind of a major figure, Regina. I don't think either one of us is going to be forgetting you anytime soon.