Joseph Delaney’s The Last Apprentice Revenge of the Witch contains multiple references to memories Thomas encounters, in which readers can recognize the “Memory Moment” signpost which reveals the effect of remembering experiences to help him in the future. At many points in the novel Thomas remembers moments of escaping Mother Malkin and other witches, this brings him awareness of his surroundings and bravery when needed most. For example he recalls this memory when he tells the Spook about the death of Mother Malkin, so he is aware of the issue. “The memory came back, sharp and clear, of the old witch grabbing my boot and trying to drag herself out of the water”(200). When Thomas needs to remember the dangers of some creatures where he lives.