Very strange creepy dream.

Emilin_Rose

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Well, it was like a cross between silent hill and saw. This is significant right off the bat because i never played silent hill, and have only seen bits and pieces of saw when my mom watches it.

It started out being with a group of people in a warehouse that has stone traps in it that we soon realize can be survived only one way. One was a boxlike thing set into the floor, about 3 feet high, with spikes in the wall that close together, and the only way to survive it is to be with your head to one end, in a certain position, because those spikes actually retract back into the wall on one side, then you roll onto your side to get as close to the retracted spikes as possible.

I found this out the hard way lying in it with my head at the wrong end and only got out because they stopped it i guess.

After this someone else tries, since we've seen the spikes, and they die, but then i see it happen again and they're ok. After we leave i see a zombie kill one of the other women, but then it goes back and its another guy who died, and i'm suddenly yet another guy.

I keep going around and suddenly i'll be alone with someone who's either gone nuts or dies, then it goes back and there's about 5 of us. Eventually all but a few are killed, and i'm stuck in the "bad world" with two knife wielding psycho women and pyramid head, hanging from the cieling saying something on the line of fuck this i'm getting out of here. Then pyramid head sliced my legs off from the knee down, i fell, and he impaled me. Then i was watching from a 3rd person perspective as he took off his pyramid, and was one of the guys from the beginning of the dream who was in the spike trap. He then kneels as another pyramid head comes in and impales him.

It gets stranger, as suddenly i'm on a train with all of them that's apparently going to hell, as a few kids on it are taken with a glowing light to heaven as they stop the train to sort out the mix up. At one point i saw my cousin on the train, who had apparently died in one of the traps. This one was a heat lamp flashed at the almost highest temperature, which was enough to kill someone if their head was near it. The way one had to be facing was the other way than the one i was in, as she showed me, to survive. It was a rather simple 50/50 chance of survival. If your head was under the heat lamp, you died, if not your lower legs suffered 3rd degree burns but you lived. the train stopped a few times to pick up people on the side of the track.

Then suddenly i'm back in the warehouse, as the character from island of happiness, and i have to rescue my cats and get out. One was Champ, our cat, another was a white shorthair that i didn't recognize but saved anyways. After i rescue them from a room with poles intersecting in a little maze with a bottomless pit, i was back in the main room with pyramid head and the girls. i put the cats into my bag and got on my knees and begged to be let go and i was back in third person as i watched her leave.

Then i was on a train like before, but it was smaller, like the ones at an amusement park that take you to one of 3 points in the park. I saw pyramid head and the man from before who had his legs cut off in one, but i was on the end with an old lady and a guy who looked about 14. After i realized i could just as easily walk off the train and no one would stop me i started to go, but was compelled to return to the train so i did.

We ended up in hell, and the devil walked us through where each of us would be tortured. He mentioned he only tortured people physically, and not emotionally, using pyramid head and the man, who i guess was his lover, as an example of something he wouldn't use against them.

Then something else happened i can't remember, and i woke up.

What i find weird is its almost like the reality switches in silent hill, which i'd only heard of briefly in a review before this point. Literally "there's a button to switch between this reality and the dark one, which just means twice as many rooms you have to go through. giving control of the reality switches to the player..." is all that has ever been mentioned about that part of silent hill to me. Just that one quote from Yahtzee.

what scares me now is now, several months later, our new neighbors have that white cat. Not A white cat, THAT white cat.
 

KurtzGallahad

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Wow, you should see a shrink, or an oracle, since human dreams are always somewhat fuzzier memories than we realise and the subconscious is a horrible thing, the chances are it is not THAT cat but because your neighbours have a cat your brain filled in the blanks as something to amuse it around sleep deprivation, If you ever have any really prophetic dreams please post them, you could make the world a better place
 

Katherine Kerensky

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hehehe, you had a funny dream.
but there is a thread about dream interpretation... if the OP hasn't been banned... I think they were...

But nice dream :) I liked the parts about saving the cats.
and about your neighbor's cat... don't worry about it. I dream some things hat then happen. it's not exactly rare, I'd say, judging by the amount of people I've met who also suffer...
 

IrishBerserker

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That dream actually seems pretty normal to me. (Except for the Neighbours cat)

What does that tell ya.
 

Emilin_Rose

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Actually i always remember cats in my dreams quite clearly. i even drew it and made it in sims 2 pets, only to delete it because it was creepy.

And what do you know 3 days later we meet the new neighbors and "Fluffykins".

I really hope this isn't prophetic, because that was scary.
 

Katherine Kerensky

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Emilin_Rose said:
Actually i always remember cats in my dreams quite clearly. i even drew it and made it in sims 2 pets, only to delete it because it was creepy.

And what do you know 3 days later we meet the new neighbors and "Fluffykins".

I really hope this isn't prophetic, because that was scary.
so was it your first time having a true dream? (In the sense of something you dream ends up as reality).
I wouldn't worry about it. as I posted earlier, can't be that rare as me and at least one other friend suffer from this...
 

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Greyfox105 said:
Emilin_Rose said:
Actually i always remember cats in my dreams quite clearly. i even drew it and made it in sims 2 pets, only to delete it because it was creepy.

And what do you know 3 days later we meet the new neighbors and "Fluffykins".

I really hope this isn't prophetic, because that was scary.
so was it your first time having a true dream? (In the sense of something you dream ends up as reality).
I wouldn't worry about it. as I posted earlier, can't be that rare as me and at least one other friend suffer from this...
I've had other dreams that ended up with something in reality but usually it wasn't anything major. Just some little detail or another. But in this dream that cat was there and i rescued it. It makes me worry.
 

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I don't know your dream description seemed rather incoherent, I am just glad I have safe normal dreams of murdering prostitutes with their pantyhose and dropping their bodies into a mulcher... That is normal right?
 

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kotorfan04 said:
I don't know your dream description seemed rather incoherent, I am just glad I have safe normal dreams of murdering prostitutes with their pantyhose and dropping their bodies into a mulcher... That is normal right?
Quite normal.
 

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kotorfan04 said:
I don't know your dream description seemed rather incoherent, I am just glad I have safe normal dreams of murdering prostitutes with their pantyhose and dropping their bodies into a mulcher... That is normal right?
yup, you're fine.
 

Katherine Kerensky

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Emilin_Rose said:
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I've had other dreams that ended up with something in reality but usually it wasn't anything major. Just some little detail or another. But in this dream that cat was there and I rescued it. It makes me worry.
If that is as bad as it gets, shouldn't be a problem. Although you may have some more dreams that become reality for a while... I just find mine get evenly spaced, my friend gets his a bit more rarely.
Infact, I don't think he's had one in a long time, but I haven't asked him.
But anyway, you shouldn't let it worry you.
Infact, you should use it to get over any surprises that my occur.

Unless of course you are worried about other things from your dreams happening aswell... but there is a divide between what could realisticly happen, and pure fantasy used to fill in the gaps. you shouldn't worry yourself with the more fantastic stuff.
 

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I had a surgery a while back and while I was out I had the most fucked up dream ever (I guess I could unconsciously feel what was going on or something and the dream reflected that). It was something about a giant organic steampunkesque meat grinder thing dragging me into it by the innards, I can't remember it too well, but it'll reoccur every now and then. Which is really fucking annoying when I have to get up early in the morning and can't fall back asleep.

Other than that I have cryptic wierd dreams all the time... which is strange, because I'm a very unserious and carefree person.
 

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Greyfox105 said:
Emilin_Rose said:
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I've had other dreams that ended up with something in reality but usually it wasn't anything major. Just some little detail or another. But in this dream that cat was there and I rescued it. It makes me worry.
If that is as bad as it gets, shouldn't be a problem. Although you may have some more dreams that become reality for a while... I just find mine get evenly spaced, my friend gets his a bit more rarely.
Infact, I don't think he's had one in a long time, but I haven't asked him.
But anyway, you shouldn't let it worry you.
Infact, you should use it to get over any surprises that my occur.

Unless of course you are worried about other things from your dreams happening aswell... but there is a divide between what could realisticly happen, and pure fantasy used to fill in the gaps. you shouldn't worry yourself with the more fantastic stuff.
Okay. You know the more i think about it, the more i realize the stuff i fear most about it are things that aren't going to happen any time soon. They're within the realm of possibility, but only if i start leaving the house a lot more often. which i won't.
 

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Emilin_Rose said:
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Okay. You know the more I think about it, the more I realize the stuff I fear most about it are things that aren't going to happen any time soon. They're within the realm of possibility, but only if I start leaving the house a lot more often. which I won't.
Most things that are within the realms of possibility that occur in your dreams, you have to actively take part in in one way or another to cause it to occur. even if you don't know you are participating in the events leading to the conclusion you approach, there's not much you can do unless you know a requirement of that event, and avoid it from the start.
I tried so hard to avoid it... I knew a requirement... but even when I avoided it... it was kinda waiting. a few years later I forgot for a while and fulfilled the requirement. and it happened.

So, try to fight... 'Fate' if you want... it can be fought, can be crushed, but 'Fate' has time on it's side and is not picky... It will wait. maybe it meant to wait from the start, and we just don't realise...
Sorry about the rambling...
 

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My advice: Don't worry about it.
I get strange dreams all the time. I've even been stabbed to death in one dream, and it only seemed weird because of this loud noise interrupting the event (my alarm clock). I've also had plenty of dreams obviously inspired by video games or events in my life. I've also had the "deja vu" feeling hundreds of times, where a dream seems to predict an event (typically, the event is either generic or you knew about it before).

To me, my dreams are only interesting when they produce story ideas, which they usually don't.
 

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klakkat said:
My advice: Don't worry about it.
I get strange dreams all the time. I've even been stabbed to death in one dream, and it only seemed weird because of this loud noise interrupting the event (my alarm clock). I've also had plenty of dreams obviously inspired by video games or events in my life. I've also had the "deja vu" feeling hundreds of times, where a dream seems to predict an event (typically, the event is either generic or you knew about it before).

To me, my dreams are only interesting when they produce story ideas, which they usually don't.
You cannot really die in a dream, you will wake up just before you die, because even in dreams the human conscience is too stubourn to admit to it's own morality. I think I heard that off a movie. I dunno, whatever.

... Maybe it was one of my Dean Koontz books? Whatever.
 

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FallenJellyDoughnut said:
klakkat said:
My advice: Don't worry about it.
I get strange dreams all the time. I've even been stabbed to death in one dream, and it only seemed weird because of this loud noise interrupting the event (my alarm clock). I've also had plenty of dreams obviously inspired by video games or events in my life. I've also had the "deja vu" feeling hundreds of times, where a dream seems to predict an event (typically, the event is either generic or you knew about it before).

To me, my dreams are only interesting when they produce story ideas, which they usually don't.
You cannot really die in a dream, you will wake up just before you die, because even in dreams the human conscience is too stubourn to admit to it's own morality. I think I heard that off a movie. I dunno, whatever.

... Maybe it was one of my Dean Koontz books? Whatever.
As I said, my alarm clock went off while it was happening. The timing of it all was kinda creepy, as I almost felt the knife going into my heart, then the next thing I know I'm staring at the ceiling with my alarm going off. I suspect my subconscious is very good at tracking the passage of time, since I often wake up 1-10 minutes before my alarm goes off.
 

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Having a creepy dream is perfectly normal. Your subconcious pours memories, emotions and ideas in a big pot and mixes it up. The result is probably what's going on in Uwe Boll's mind.
 

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Interesting. Glad you saved the cats, kudos.


To share a little, the last dream that I can remember having ended up with my head being attached to a turntable on my crush's (can a 30year old have a crush?) dashboard as we sped off for vegas (which is a really neat drive from Australia o_O ).