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Subject: Escaping

Audrey

10:47 27/01/2000 

I was surrounded by a group of hit men, or assassins, the label I gave them in my dream.

I was wearing roller-blades, and racing through corridors that would continue to fork, forcing me to choose one way or the other.

I didn't have any weapons with me, so, instead I used imaginary weapons: my hand was a gun, and I would say "bang" whenever I shot someone. I would also pretend that I was throwing grenades.

The assassins kept chasing me, never hurting me, until I found a group of people with weapons.

They handed me a real weapon, a silver table knife. I realized that they were a group who put on mock fights with a gang inside a mall for entertainment. We started to fight the gang, and I threw my knife into the back of someone, but he just looked at me, unfazed.

I kept asking simple questions, but my friends got annoyed and said, "You ask the most oblivious questions."

I decided then that I wanted to fix my roller-blades. I took them to a store and told them to make them "much, much faster, and more control." I was eating little candy sugar-hearts while I was waiting.

After I got my roller-blades back, I went through another set of corridors, with my new friends with me, followed by the assassins. But, as it turned out, my new friends were actually assassins, trying to get me. I was much more in control with my new roller-blades.

As I was being chased, I started to fly, but I didn't want to, because roller-blading was faster and more fun.

I had trouble staying on the ground. I used my imaginary weapons again, but, this time, all the assassins were in wheelchairs, following me, with very disturbing looks on their faces.

I escaped out into a neighborhood by this mall. I knew that everyone was an assassin, and I couldn't find any place to hide. I flew up to the top of the mall, five stories, and tried to hide. Everyone told me to come back down.

I finally gave up, jumped off the building, and smacked into the ground, face-down.

Dream edited for easier reading - JT, 2005

Shalie21

13:55 02/02/2000 

This dream promted me to dream a dream that took about 4 pages to write down. I'm still working on the interpretation though

Jane Anderson

15:36 02/02/2000 

Hi Audrey & Shalie21,

It's amazing how much a dream can stir a dream. If you overlap with issues another dreamer is coping with, their dream symbolism can be very evocative: speaking deeply and sometimes directly to your unconscious struggling with similar issues. (So though your 4 pages might be too lengthy here (!) your interpretation of your own dream might help give you some insight for Audrey.

Movies can have a similar effect. Often people say "I only dreamt that because I saw this movie last night ...", but the thing is, why did that person dream about THAT particular movie and not about something they saw on tv, or experienced during the day? Movies are designed to touch issues which take us on emotional roller-coasters, so it's not surprising that we continue to examine these issues in our sleep.

When another person's dream roller-coasters, we often find our dreams reflecting the jolts. This makes dream sharing all the more powerful.

Jane Anderson


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