In my newest novella idea people, objects, and animals can have their souls removed and the souls become a powerful version of them (the original body dies in nine days) But anyway, I have this woman who is a soul of a mountain and she and her husband can't have kids because she is a soul and he's human. But they really want kids, so the wife, whose beloved adoptive parents died when she was a young adult, wants to honor her parents by turning their wedding rings into souls so they can be her children. She does this and her children, who are 15 when the story starts, dream of what the wedding rings would have seen. Sometimes the dreams fade, but the mother and father of the children think it is sweet that the children can dream of their grandparents who died before they were born. But is it sweet or creepy? Should I not make them the souls of the wedding rings or is this something that could be interesting? The dreams could also help the children get out of dangerous situations, because their grandparents were cops or something like that.