Esper Control runs free-cast Evoke creatures like Solitude plus colorless-costed cantrips, and Consign to Memory's replicate mode punishes exactly that, countering multiple colorless spells or key triggered abilities like Orim's Chant's kicker-granted restriction trigger isn't a trigger but Solitude's enter-the-battlefield exile trigger is, in one cast. Veil of Summer protects your Wrenn and Six and Fable of the Mirror-Breaker from their blue/black removal suite while drawing cards off Narset, Parter of Veils or Day's Undoing, and grants hexproof from blue during their countermagic-heavy turns. Prismatic Ending struggles against their higher mana value permanents like Teferi, Time Raveler or Jace, the Mind Sculptor relative to your available colors, so it's trimmed, and High Noon/Kaya's Guile are too slow against a control deck playing a longer game where Teferi, Time Raveler and Leyline Binding do more work. Indomitable Creativity remains your best way to turn removed permanents into real threats against their low creature count.