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SpoilerI have so, so many of these. They frighten my poor friends when I tell them.I recently had one about me getting pregnant.. with puppies. Literally over a course of three in-dream days I got suddenly pregnant and was taken to a vet instead of a hospital to give birth to a litter of five Irish Setters I was put to sleep during the procedure and wound up keeping one of them which had become fully grown within another two in-dream days. One of the most hilarious parts to me though was that I was honestly freaking out about it like a teenage mother. I was freaking out to my mom like "I'm only 17 what am I gonna do I can't take him with me when I graduate!!!" And my mom was just "Ah we'll keep him here don't worry about it." It was odd.However, my personal favorite of mine wasn't just one dream, but a series of dreams that took place for a week about 3 years ago. I'd like to explore the idea of it and adapt it into a story or movie script or something honestly. It's long, I'll shove it under a spoiler.SpoilerThe main idea of it was there was a virtual school. Not virtual reality, but everything in the school was digital. It was like a simulation computer program. The school was huge, more like a university, and some students even lived inside of it. Basically what happens is someone got a virus into thew school and it caused the school to star releasing digital monsters to attack students and I was the only one that could do anything about it. So I was trying to deal with my issues of getting a friend who had been ignoring me to finally talk to me and also trying to kill these gross alien creatures running rampant in the school. Every dream the virus would get worse, it started breaking the school apart. I remember trying to find one of my friends who lived in the school dorms and I ran up there to find the rooms look more like the seventh layer of hell. Everything was red and pixelated, it looked like blood and fire. Everyone in there was dead. So yeah I ran down the stairs and away from their real fast. The dream ended with the school blacking out entirely. All of us students got together and we found this kid who got infected and had starting glowing and used him to light out way out of the school as it fell to pieces. It turns out everything was being controlled by a nearby government building in town, so we blew it up.
Dreams are fun. I once had a dream that I had a dragon. SpoilerI've had dreams that came true before. Most of it is little stuff that I don't remember until that feeling of deja vu (like helping my mom sort her recipes).The most notable one happened way back in 1999. I'll put it under a spoiler because it's a little freaky.Spoiler I was a junior in high school (now you know how old I really am) and I was living in Montana at the time. I had a dream that I was in a school theater. I hadn't been there before and I was wandering around and found the green room (for you non-theater people, that's the room where the actors wait during performances--it isn't necessarily green). In the room were a bunch of kids huddled in the corner. Some were on their cell phones. They were saying that they weren't safe and they wanted to go home. I couldn't understand why they didn't just leave and I tried to leave but the door was gone. When I woke up I was standing next to my bed, feeling the wall. I thought it was totally weird because usually I don't "sleepwalk" in any way. That day at school they made the announcement that a high school in Colorado had had a shooting and we watched the news footage in a couple of classes. When they mentioned that a bunch of kids had hidden in the green room of the theater at Columbine High School and called their parents on cell phones, I admit I freaked out just a little on the inside.