Nightmares & Sleeping Meme
âDonât worry about it. I was already awake.â
âI broke the lock. You were screaming.â
âHey, last night⌠Are you okay?â
âHow long have you been having nightmares like this?â Â
âLet me stay. I can make you breakfast in the morning.âÂ
âHow long have I been out?â
âHey - hey! Hey! Itâs me! [Name], itâs me, hey.â
âWas it the same as last time?â
âStrange place to fall asleep.â
âDo you ⌠live here?â
âWould it help if I stayed?â
âYou were already asleep, I didnât want to wake you.â
âIt calmed you down, I think.âÂ
âYouâre safe. Itâs okay, I promise you, youâre safe. You need to stop fighting them.â
âIâm sorry, I know, Iâm trying to help you. I want to help you, youâre hurt, Iâm - god, Iâm sorry, please go back to sleep.â
(Feel free to change which muse does what by adding names, etc!)
[TALK] - for receiverâs muse to be talking in their sleep.
[AWAKE] - for our muses to be lying awake together, neither one of them able to get (back?) to sleep.
[JOLT] - for receiverâs muse to jolt awake after a nightmare, possibly being held/talked to by senderâs muse.
[HURT] - for receiverâs muse to be half-conscious after an injury, and not able to keep their nightmares separate from reality.
[SOOTHE] - for sender to comfort receiverâs muse while theyâre having a nightmare, trying to keep receiver asleep.
[TUCK] - for sender to find receiverâs muse asleep somewhere and tuck them in with a blanket (or jacket, etc)
[QUESTION] - for senderâs muse to check whether receiverâs muse is Okay, in the morning after a nightmare, in a wordless way (touching their arm, etc)
[PLEASE] - for receiverâs muse to ask senderâs muse for comfort after a nightmare, or for company staying up so they donât have a nightmare.