1.) To Huey, redemption involves acknowledging your own mistakes and accepting the consequences that followed them. For someone like him, those failures included betraying people he cared about for power, but he's redeemed himself through his loyalty to the crew of the Rolling Storm. He's realized that his ambition in the past was really only greed, and so he's tried to curb those power-hungry urges to prevent another string of failed relationships. Joining the crew proved to him that having connections isn't detrimental. If he continued with his ruthlessness for personal gain, it would only lead to his downfall.   2.) Huey's closest with Inami and Stabby. Stabby willingly opened up about their past to him and he promised them that he'd kill the researchers that experimented on them in the past, as well as destroy the life extension facility itself. Inami helps to remind him to relax every once in awhile, which is especially necessary considering the emotional turmoil he's been in since Amelia was marked and then taken by Davy Jones. He gets along with all of the major shipmates though and considers himself close with most of them.   3.) Huey would choose to come back as an animal. Most likely a wolf or a tiger, but any animal would be fine as long as it didn't have the same level of thinking that humanoids had. He doesn't want to go through another lifetime of navigating complex relationships and dealing with the emotions that came with them. He'd be perfectly content with returning to the world as a goat munching some grass on the mountainside. Total freedom, head empty, and not a care in the world.

1) Redemption, to TT, is the making up for your mistakes through an act. Currently TT would not believe she is in need of redemption, but generally she tries to make it up to friends and shipmates when she does.   3) A cat. TT would love to be a ship cat, lazing around the boat, resting at all times she wanted.

1. Urahs idea of redemption is if you do enough good to outweigh the evil of your past, if you asked 10 minutes ago he wouldn't say he needed redemption however killing a beacon of good in a phoenix is about as evil as you can get in his mind itll probably take him his whole next life to redeem himself.   3. Urah would probably take up the role of a paladin while he dosent consider himself righteous enough this time around was weird and would like to give being a protector a shot instead of destroyer.