Wednesday, April 22, 2015
This dream starts out with me playing Smash Bros with some kid. I donât recognize him. Him and I are actually playing together, against another team. We were playing a 3v3, but I donât remember who our 3rd player was; maybe a computer. It isnât really important. Anyway, I remember that I am playing Gannondorf, and the kid is playing Pit. We are doing a two-out-of-three, and are losing the first match pretty badly. I remember pulling off some stupid Gannondorf combo that ended up winning us the match. The same thing happened in match two: we were down by a lot, and then somehow Gannondorf won us the match. Even though this would have won us the two-out-of-three, in my dream the third match was the deciding match. The kid realized how good Gannondorf was, and switched to him. I donât remember exactly how, but I know that because he switched, we ended up losing the match, and therefore the two-out-of-three. After we lost, I decided to go watch TV with my parents. I sit down with them in the living room, and start a conversation by telling them they could probably save some money if they drop their cable, and home phones and start using only Netflix (This came up in an actual conversation I had with someone a couple days ago). My mom and dad both just laugh at the idea, and my mom says something about how my dad likes watching cable too much. For example, take a look at the movie we are watching now, she says. I take a look at the screen, and suddenly my dream switches perspectives so I am viewing the movie through the camera directly, instead of watching it on TV. It was almost like how the camera perspective changes in video games when you enter a cut-scene. The movie started out in an empty futuristic cellar type room. After a couple seconds, a real-life person in very realistic Rayman suit from spongebob walks into the room. Even though this person is wearing a full-body suit, and you cannot see any of the actorâs face, I can tell that Will Ferrel is playing Rayman. Anyway, Will/Rayman walks into the room exhausted, as if he is getting back forma  long days work terrorizing Bikini Bottom. He says out loud something like âCommputer, play a movie. Play something classicâ. The robot reminds me of Planktonâs wife. The computer responded by asking Will/Rayman if âThe Land Before Timeâ was a good option. Will/Rayman said yes, and sat down to watch. That was the end of the movie, and that part of my dream.Â
Dream 2: The dream starts off with me in some police station. I had either just commit a crime, or was reporting one; I donât remember. Either way, the person at counter was preparing a file to submit into my âpersonal recordâ. Basically there was a huge filing cabinet that had labelled folder for each person in the town. Inside that folder were reports of any crime they had commit, or any crime they had reported. Like I said, I donât remember what my reason for being there was, but as I went to slip the document into my records, I happened to find my brotherâs folder right behind mine (Since they files were arranged alphabetically by last name). I am shocked to see that it isnât empty. The first file is about how he stole from a 7/11. I keep reading, and find out that he had shorted them 10 cents on some purchase. Okay, no big deal. I just chalked that one up to a simple mistake. Before I continue, I would like to point out how clearly I remember the details about the files. I have heard that you usually cannot read in dreams due to the writing being fuzzy, but I can clearly remember the format/content of these files. I even remember that each file had a headline. I remember thinking that the headlines were like titles of episodes in a TV series. For example, my brotherâs file about stealing 10 cents from 7/11 was titles âTen Cent Bagâ, which could be misconstrued as a double entendre about weed. I also think it is interesting that my brain was able to come up with these short, somewhat clever and accurate titles for each file. Anyway, back to the dream. So I am looking through my botherâs files, and they are all stupid petty things, like the 10 cent theft. Until, I come across a file that says he once reported finding a dead body on the beach (even though we live nowhere near a beach). Â This made the whole atmosphere of the dream take a turn. Everything had suddenly become much more serious, and it felt almost as if I had just become the main character in a mystery movie. I forgot what triggered it, but something I did made the cop behind the counter say something along the lines of, âWow, you really are adoptedâ (Iâm not adopted). I tried to explain to him that I wasnât adopted, but all he said was that I should keep looking through the files. At that point, it really felt as if I was the main character in a mystery movie. Iâm looking through the files and not finding anything, until I stumble upon my motherâs files. The first document I see is titles âMonogamy Meâ. (Again, I am impressed that my brain was able to come up with a clever title that even fit the context. Alliteration and everything!). Before I can start reading, my family shows up to the police station to pick me up. From this point on, I feel this inherent distrust of my family, as if they are hiding something from me, but the dream ends before I can find out what.











