I was an accomplice to a murder. 

I was attending a dinner with a small group of women. No idea what the occasion was. It was at one of their homes. My partner came with me. There was a blonde woman there that my partner was flirting with and vice versa so i was in a really bad mood. I was angry but trying so hard to hide it but the more the woman spoke the harder it was to hold in my anger and annoyance. We were all sitting together in a large circle- the blonde women sitting opposite me and my partner on the other side of the room. The blonde woman eventually got up and when she did, another woman just randomly went up to her and slit her throat with a kitchen knife. The next thing i remember we were all trying to flee the situation and avoid getting caught. But the people i escaped with were not the same people from the house. My partner was no longer with me but i didn’t necessarily notice this in the dream. I was really scared, especially about getting caught. The group i was with was really set on denying that we knew anything, should we be questioned. But they didn’t have a plan, no alibi, no nothing. I thought to myself, “we’re not gonna get away with this, they will know she was with us last if they seize her phone”. Eventually we end up at some type of prison camp? I’m actually not sure what it was, but there were lots of other people there and there was set meal times, followed by everyone lining up to get vitamins, similar something like that of a camp or prison. I don’t know why hay is significant. There were haystacks around this place. I repeatedly played the scene in my head and i remember feeling a sense of relief when i remembered that i didn’t kill the woman myself. I reminded one of the people in my group and they mentioned that the girl who did it wasn’t even with us. 
I was terrified of going to jail but knew i was incapable of lying. I was thinking of all the ways we’d get caught and trying to find a way around it.

While parts of the dream made sense, the abrupt shift to a prison-like environment felt disjointed and confusing.

Accomplice to a Murder

The dream was filled with tension and frustration as I struggled to suppress my anger towards the blonde woman flirting with my partner.

There was a high level of anxiety as I faced the situation of fleeing after witnessing a murder.

The setting felt very real, particularly the dinner scene and the sudden violence that unfolded.

The details were strikingly clear, especially the moment of the attack and the chaotic escape that followed.

Mariah, your dream presents a vivid narrative that intertwines anxiety, insecurity, and a sense of moral conflict, reflecting the complexities of your emotional landscape. The setting of a dinner with a small group of women suggests a social environment where you may be feeling pressure to conform or to present a certain image. The fact that your partner was flirting with another woman in this setting speaks volumes about your feelings of insecurity and jealousy, which are quite common in relationships. Your anger, although suppressed, is palpable in the dream, indicating that there might be unresolved feelings or tensions in your waking life that you're grappling with. This emotional turmoil can often manifest in dreams as intense scenarios, such as the murder you witnessed.

  The act of murder, particularly in such a shocking manner, symbolizes a sense of betrayal or a fear of losing control over a situation. It could represent a part of your life or a relationship that feels threatened, leading to a desire to escape from it. The chaos following the act—where you and others are trying to flee—highlights a sense of panic and the instinct to evade consequences. This reflects a deep-seated worry about being judged or misunderstood by others, perhaps stemming from your anxiety and experiences with relationship difficulties.

  Your realization that you didn’t directly harm the woman might suggest a yearning for clarity and a desire to absolve yourself of guilt, even if it’s guilt that you feel for simply being a part of a situation that spiraled out of control. This could be a manifestation of your internal dialogues about your own actions and how you perceive your role in relationships. The moment of relief you felt reveals a struggle between self-judgment and acknowledgment of your boundaries; you know you are not responsible for the actions of others, even if you feel a sense of complicity by association.

  The prison camp setting introduces another layer of fear; it could symbolize feelings of entrapment in your current circumstances, whether those relate to your mental health challenges or relationship dynamics. The lack of a clear plan among the group you escaped with mirrors feelings of uncertainty or lack of direction in your waking life.

Angry at Dad

Escape

Fear

Group

Knife

Prison

Dream About Murder Accomplice

i had a dream my roommate was getting ready to go to her new boyfriend anthony’s house in florida (we live in california)  but i decided to tag along on a separate flight and then we got there and her and her boyfriend  had the room with multiple beds but i was assigned a room that was basically a prison with a pad for a bed but i took a nap in one of the beds in anthony’s  room and i woke up disoriented and i had packed in 2 seconds and realized i forgot my meds so within like hours of being there i immediately flew home. but before i went home i went kinda crazy at anthony’s and got naked and his door in his room to outside was open and the neighbors across the property (it was like in the middle of nowhere) were like wizards and flew a firework out of their hands essentially to warn me to put clothes on and then we had like a baseball scene from the movie twilight moment against them to stick up for ourselves bc they were like threatening violence. and also i decided to walk like 5k floors up a hospital to get my dads belongings bc apparently he had died in a hospital 3 years ago but no one got his belongings yet and i had to climb up the stairs to get them. (he died 5 years ago). and there were two women behind me but i was getting tired and emotional and crying and they for some reason were only communicating with me over the phone and were kinda telling me hey stand aside so we can pass by you so i think i stepped aside so they could pass me by and i still had so many floors to climb and i don’t know if i ended up giving up i might have woken up.

The narrative felt somewhat disjointed, shifting abruptly from one scenario to another, particularly from the beach house to the hospital climb.

Roommate's New Life and Unfinished Business

The dream carried a mix of anxiety and confusion as I navigated through my roommate's new relationship and my own emotional turmoil.

The intensity peaked when I found myself in a surreal confrontation with wizards and the emotional weight of my father's death loomed heavily.

The dream felt quite realistic, especially during the chaotic moments at Anthony's house and the emotional climb to retrieve my father's belongings.

The details were strikingly vivid, from the prison-like room to the dramatic scene with the neighbors, making the dream feel almost cinematic.

Phoebe, your dream presents a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences that reflect your current state of mind and challenges in your life. The imagery of your roommate preparing to visit her new boyfriend in Florida while you feel the need to tag along suggests a desire for connection and perhaps a fear of being left behind or forgotten. This may resonate with your feelings about relationships and your longing for closeness during a time where you might be feeling isolated or disconnected due to your circumstances. Your subconscious could be exploring the complexities of your social dynamics, especially as you navigate your own journey through relationships and mental health.

  The contrasting living arrangements, where your roommate enjoys a space with multiple beds and you find yourself in a prison-like room, symbolizes a feeling of confinement or limitation in your own life. This aspect of the dream likely mirrors your struggles with mental health, particularly with your ADHD, bipolar disorder, and eating disorders. The 'prison' could represent the restrictions these conditions impose on you, suggesting that you may feel trapped by them at times. Your quick decision to take a nap in Anthony's room indicates a yearning for comfort and escape, highlighting how you might be seeking solace or normalcy amidst your challenges.

  Waking up disoriented and realizing you forgot your medications suggests a fear of losing control or not being adequately prepared to face life's challenges. Medications often symbolize stability and balance, so forgetting them in your dream may echo your anxiety about managing your mental health effectively. The abrupt decision to fly home signifies a retreat, possibly indicating a desire to return to a familiar state of safety or a place where you feel more in control.

Abroad

Apartment

Being Late

Crying

Death

Fight

Fireworks

Hospital

Naked

Phone

Dream About Lost In Anthony House

Last night, I had a dream where I was sentenced to 25 years in a real penitentiary, though I didn’t know the crime I committed. I was told to plead guilty to a gun charge, which spared me from a life sentence. In the dream, I was being transferred in a van and became close friends with other inmates who introduced me to people in the prison. They told me that someone could get me anything I wanted, and I remember being protected by these inmates and forming strong connections with them.

Later, I was sitting in a line when a group of women in bras and panties walked on the side of me. One of them made eye contact and sat down beside me. She mentioned she was married, but a guard told her to get dressed and return to her cell. As she walked away, the dream shifted to her talking on the phone, pleading with someone not to do something. Then, she stumbled upon a scene filled with bodies. It seemed she knew who was responsible, and then the dream ended.

The dream was somewhat fragmented, with disjointed shifts in scenes and events that made it feel less structured and more chaotic.

Prison Dream

The dream evoked a sense of fear and uncertainty due to the unknown circumstances of being sentenced to prison and forming connections with other inmates.

The dream had a strong emotional impact and left me feeling unsettled due to the intense and dramatic events that unfolded.

The dream felt very realistic, as if I was truly experiencing the events and emotions within a prison setting.

The dream was highly vivid, with clear and detailed imagery of the prison environment and interactions with other characters.

Friendship

Marriage

Nudity

Phone call

Violence and death

Dream About Sentenced To Penitentiary And Forming Connections With Inmates

I was living in some sort of facility temporarily I'm not sure what exactly it was but I know that at some point there is some sort of animal shelter there and there was all these different cages for these animals and somehow it was incorporated into my grandma's house I accidentally let out this little bunny rabbit and it ran out of a doggy door and it went outside and these two big dogs attacked it. I was able to get the bunny rabbit away from the dogs and it didn't seem injured but it was scared. I locked it up into one of the little cells and I was more careful with it. There was also this little animal, I'm not even sure what kind of animal it was, but it was so cute, and it stood on two legs, like bipedal, and it was almost like a raccoon, but it was cuter, and it was fuzzy, and it was hugging me back, and I loved it. Then in one of the last cages I found my dog Minnie who has just died a couple weeks ago and throughout the dream I keep losing her. She keeps disappearing and I keep trying to find her. I was in this facility and this facility becomes bigger it was almost like an abandoned prison or something at some point but then inside there was like this atrium and I let Minnie Moop go into the atrium she kept hiding when people who work there would come And eventually the atrium filled up with all kinds of students and it became busy and there was all kinds of people there. Then there's these kids and they wanted me to take a picture with them while they were in line for lunch for the phone book. throughout all this commotion I'm still trying to get to the atrium but now I can't find the atrium and there's all these different buildings in there there's restaurants and it almost is like a casino or like some sort of indoor complex Then I realize I'm too far back and I need to go back around and then all of a sudden my kids, Alex and Holly, my two older kids are kids again. My son is about 13 years old and he comes up to me and he says, Mom, I love you and he gives me a kiss. And I told him I was looking for Minimoob. And I just kept looking, and I couldn't get to her. I couldn't find the atrium in time.

The dream was somewhat coherent but had fragmented elements, like the facility changing into different places.

The Facility and the Lost Bunny

The dream was emotionally charged, with feelings of anxiety over the lost bunny and nostalgia for the deceased dog.

The dream felt intense, especially during the scenes with the bunny and the search for the dog.

The dream had a mix of realistic and surreal elements, like the facility merging with the grandma's house.

The dream was highly vivid, with clear details of the facility, animals, and the atrium.

Nina, your dream is filled with intricate layers, reflecting various aspects of your emotional landscape. The facility you found yourself in appears to represent a temporary state of mind or a situation that feels transient and uncertain, much like the challenges you've faced in life. The animal shelter within your grandma's house symbolizes a blend of vulnerability and nurturing, hinting at a deep-seated need for care and protection amidst chaos.

  The incident with the bunny rabbit escaping and being attacked by dogs signifies a sense of innocence or a fragile part of yourself that you feel is constantly under threat. Your ability to rescue the bunny, despite the danger, highlights your resilience and determination to protect the vulnerable aspects of your psyche. Locking the bunny up in a cell afterward suggests a need to safeguard your inner self more effectively, possibly due to past traumas or ongoing stress.

  The cute, unidentified bipedal animal that hugged you back represents a longing for unconditional love and comfort. This part of your dream indicates a desire for simple, genuine affection, something that perhaps feels elusive in your waking life. The recurring appearance and subsequent disappearance of your dog, Minnie, who recently passed away, is a poignant element. It underscores the grief and sense of loss you're grappling with, as well as the difficulty in letting go of cherished memories.

  The transformation of the facility into a larger, more complex space with an atrium, restaurants, and a casino reflects the overwhelming and sometimes confusing nature of your current life circumstances. The busy atrium filled with students and the request to take a picture suggest a feeling of being pulled in multiple directions, struggling to focus on what truly matters to you.

  Your children, Alex and Holly, appearing as their younger selves and expressing love, brings a nostalgic and comforting element to the dream. It signifies a yearning for simpler times and the pure, unconditional love of your children. Despite this moment of affection, your continued search for Minnie Moop highlights an unresolved quest for closure or peace related to your recent loss.

  Overall, Nina, your dream encapsulates a mix of vulnerability, resilience, yearning for affection, grief, and a sense of being overwhelmed. It's a reflection of your inner struggle to find balance and peace amidst the various challenges you face. This dream invites you to acknowledge and process these emotions, offering a path towards healing and self-compassion.

Child

Grandmother

Rabbit

Restaurant

Dream About Animal Shelter Facility

I was a male criminal named John making guns for the zombie apocalypse while living a town covered by a brick wall so Zombies never got it we only went outside the wall to get supplies and tbh I enjoyed being a criminal robbing banks and making police officers mad. I was speeding from the cops after robbing a bank or one of the officers used their car and crashed me into another police car and they arrested me and locked me up well I secretly became an officer in prison but continued to live as a criminal no one knew then I met this woman named Amy a former criminal and her 3-year-old daughter Jessica and I was completely in love with her but after we got married she started having an affair and she started going back committing crimes. Eventually, she divorced me to be with her affair partner and told the cops I robbed the bank so I arrested her and locked her up and continued my police duties and settled down in my new life happy and as the dream faded away I seen a water tower covered by some bushes, a dirt word in the middle of the desert.

The dream had moments of coherence, especially during the transition from criminal to police officer, but also had fragmented and disjointed elements

Criminal and Police Officer in a Zombie Apocalypse

The dream had a mix of excitement, disappointment, and a sense of justice

The dream was highly intense with the constant action of robbing banks, being chased by police, and dealing with personal relationships

The dream felt realistic in some aspects, but also had fantastical elements with the zombie apocalypse

The dream was vivid and detailed, with clear imagery of the town, the criminal activities, and the emotional turmoil

Affair

Daughter

Divorce

Police

Robbery

Dream About Criminal Life Zombie Apocalypse

My best friend from high school and I were placed in this huge warehouse with hundreds of conveyor belts, that turned out to be a prison. You had to choose which “conveyor” to use and depending upon which one you chose, had its own “obstacle course” in which meant having to physically fight one another to make it to the next conveyor that had its own theme. Some included dealing with fire. He and I would choose the same path in this warehouse/prison because we only knew each other. The strange part is, it was as if I became him and was viewing what he was experiencing. For some reason in the far back of this warehouse was a private section that was a Christmas holiday conveyor belt for children to have a fun and entertaining path. I watched my best friend sneak over to the private section where the kids were, knowing that if he got caught it could mean death. He went thru several checkpoints on this conveyor without being caught so he tried to see if he could do this again. While on one section of this path I was elevated about 10 feet above the ground as if riding a sky lift made for only 1 person and remembering having a piece of chewing gum that was stuck to my tooth and the more I pulled, the more that kept coming. I could occasionally break it off but there would always be a piece dangling from my tooth. It’s as if it we’re never ending. At the last checkpoint before being able to exit, someone noticed that we were attempting to sneak out and called security. Security stops the conveyor belt and tells me to smile because all the prisoners had to wear a mouth guard like boxers use. Know that we were busted, I smiled and immediately spit out the mouth hard and started running knowing we were about to be caught.

The dream had a moderate level of coherence with a clear sequence of events despite some disjointed moments.

Warehouse Prison with Conveyor Belts

The dream felt intense and suspenseful, especially when sneaking through the holiday section for children.

The intensity was high, particularly during the fights and the moments of sneaking around.

Despite its surreal elements, the dream felt somewhat believable due to the detailed environment and interactions.

The dream was quite vivid with detailed settings like the warehouse, the conveyor belts, and the holiday section.

Brian, your dream is a fascinating blend of various elements from your subconscious, reflecting themes of struggle, identity, and nostalgia. The warehouse with conveyor belts symbolizes the structured, almost mechanical progression of life, where choices lead to different challenges. The fact that you and your best friend from high school are navigating this space together suggests a longing for the camaraderie and simplicity of past relationships, perhaps hinting at a time when life's obstacles were faced with a trusted ally by your side.

  The scenario of physically fighting to progress could indicate internal conflicts or external pressures you are currently experiencing. These battles might not be literal but rather metaphorical, representing the challenges you face in your personal or professional life. The presence of fire in some obstacles underscores the intense and potentially destructive nature of these challenges.

  Interestingly, the dream shifts to a more surreal perspective as you become your friend, indicating a deep empathy or connection with this person. It's as if you are trying to understand their experiences and struggles from their viewpoint, which might reflect a desire to reconcile or deepen your relationship with them.

  The private section with the Christmas holiday conveyor belt for children introduces a stark contrast to the otherwise grim setting. This section could symbolize innocence, joy, and the simpler pleasures of life—a part of you that yearns for a break from the relentless challenges. Your friend sneaking over to this section, despite the risks, suggests a daring attempt to reclaim or protect this innocence and joy.

  The chewing gum stuck to your tooth is a particularly intriguing symbol. It represents something persistent and nagging in your life, an issue or thought that you can't seem to get rid of no matter how hard you try.

Best Friend

Chewing gum

Christmas

Fire

High School

Security

Smile

Tooth

Dream About Warehouse Conveyor Belt Prison Fight Holiday Path

Basically family hunger games, where one whole family has to fight a bunch of other families to the death… the setting was a three story prison. I mostly stayed inside as a sniper, while the rest of my family went out at fought. Until there was just my family and one other family left. There was a speaker that told us that children were the first targets. My younger brother hid inside our cell with me, basically me sitting on him as I stay there. I hear a bunch of fighting and eventually my brother falls asleep, I take off my favorite windbreaker and put it onto him to his him better. As soon as I do my uncle runs in telling me the other family has moved from guns to grenades, and that they’ve gone deaf and can’t fight no more, so I sent him to guard my brother as I got out where I saw the other family cowering in fear aside from the father walking over to our side throwing grenades, I use a pipe to hit them away like a bat w/ a baseball. The bald man came up to me and start fighting me, I threw a grenade of my own into their family’s cell as a guy dropped one at my feet, I panicked and threw the man off the edge of the balcony, making him fall two stories and then I  kicked the grenade as far as I could before it exploded then I looked over at my brother worriedly, noticing my uncle wasn’t in there with him, I woke up just before the grande exploded.

The dream was somewhat coherent, with a clear storyline but some disjointed elements.

Family Hunger Games in a Three-Story Prison

The dream was very intense and filled with anxiety, especially when protecting the younger brother.

The intensity was high, particularly during the grenade-throwing and fighting sequences.

The setting and events felt quite surreal and exaggerated, like a scene from an action movie.

The dream felt fairly vivid, with clear details of the prison setting and the family members.

Mikey, your dream is both intense and highly symbolic, reflecting various aspects of your subconscious mind. The setting of a three-story prison where families must fight to the death can symbolize feelings of entrapment and competition within your own family dynamics or social circles. The prison setting suggests that you may feel confined or restricted in some aspects of your life, perhaps due to societal expectations or family pressures.

  Your role as a sniper, staying inside while your family fights, indicates a sense of responsibility and a protective instinct. It shows that you prefer to take a strategic and cautious approach to conflicts rather than confronting them head-on. This could imply that in your waking life, you tend to observe and analyze situations before taking action, especially when it involves people you care about.

  The announcement that children are the first targets and your reaction to hide your younger brother underlines your deep sense of protectiveness and possibly a feeling of vulnerability about your own childhood or younger self. The act of covering your brother with your favorite windbreaker symbolizes your willingness to put others' safety and comfort above your own, even if it means sacrificing something personal to you.

  When your uncle informs you about the shift from guns to grenades, it represents an escalation in the conflict and a change in the nature of the threat. This shift might symbolize unexpected changes or challenges in your life that require you to adapt quickly. Your decision to go out and confront the other family shows your bravery and readiness to face these new challenges head-on.

Explosion

Family

Fighting

Dream About Family Hunger Games

I dreamed about being at a youth camp but it was also like my recent visit on a phyciatric ward in the hospital for 3 days for suicidal thoughts and psychosis. It was more like a prison. In the dream we were not allowed to have anything and some kids had hidden candy in their bunks. The counselor discovered the hidden candy and called the parents of the kids that did it. When the parents came there was a military father and he was so angry at his son. I could tell he was going to beat his son whenever they got home and I felt fear and sadness at realizing this was going to happen over something as simple as candy. I had an overwhelming sense of powerlessness that I couldn't do anything about it because I was just a kid myself.

The dream had a somewhat coherent storyline but was fragmented between the camp and the hospital.

Youth Camp Prison

The dream had a heavy emotional tone with feelings of fear, sadness, and powerlessness.

The intensity was high, especially during the confrontation with the military father.

The setting was a mix of a youth camp and a psychiatric ward, making it somewhat realistic.

The dream was fairly vivid with clear details about the hidden candy and the angry father.

Emily, your dream about being at a youth camp that resembled a psychiatric ward is laden with significant emotional and psychological themes. The setting of the youth camp, juxtaposed with the psychiatric ward, symbolizes a place that should be nurturing and safe, yet it feels restrictive and punitive. This duality reflects your internal struggle between seeking help and feeling confined by the structures meant to provide support.

  The aspect of not being allowed to have anything, coupled with kids hiding candy, suggests a sense of deprivation and the need to find small comforts in secret. This could be indicative of how you might be feeling restricted in your waking life, possibly due to the pressures and limitations imposed by recent life events and mental health challenges. The hidden candy represents small joys or coping mechanisms that you might feel the need to conceal.

  When the counselor discovers the candy and calls the parents, it introduces a theme of authority and punishment. The appearance of the military father, who is angry and likely to beat his son, is a powerful symbol of harsh discipline and fear of retribution. This element of the dream might be reflecting your own feelings of fear and powerlessness in the face of authority figures or situations where you feel judged or punished for your actions or feelings.

  Your fear and sadness at the thought of the boy being beaten over something as trivial as candy highlight your deep empathy and possibly your own experiences with feeling unjustly punished or misunderstood.

Military

Sadness

Dream About Youth Camp And Psychiatric Ward Experience

In this dream I am a male
I am an anomaly, some kind of a merfolk-immortal hybrid and I need to die apparently 
Or people think I need to
So I run away, across cities and ports and all sorts of locations, hiding my identity
First I’m jn the Pacific ocean
Then I am somehow swimming by the Isle of Scots; I see fogs, trees, jagged steep cliffs of limestones and everything
Then I get to the Great Britain, have an escapade across London and get to the Iberian peninsula by swimming and everything
I have the ability to sling threads across and swing on it like Spider-man
I’m then climbing across old cathedrals, in Paris I’m caught but then there’s skyscrapers like the ones in Singapore and then suddenly I’m in Spain again,
I’m taken to the airport with other prisoners to be transported but we trick the guards and the warden into thinking we’re following
And then we scatter in different directions
I for one am chased through tunnels cutting through a small hill in the city, through the cathedral’s steeples and around the glass futuristic skyscrapers built like a Klein bottle
There’s vegetations everywhere and the city itself is build amidst the forests and stuff so that makes sense
And then by and IN the sea I am taught the truth of my origins 

A lot of stuff happens and now I’m back on land, disguising myself as human again
I’m in this school made from a villa by the sea of Andalusia
There’s scarcely any women
I’m hiding in the shared shower space because it’s like the only place aside from the ocean where they have proper water supply and I need water to not dry out and die
One of the males I’m infatuated with and every time I’m in some sort of a heat he comes to me and fucks my guts(literally, I take out just my gut somehow and feel him Bluetooth-fuck it)
I’d suck his cock and make love and stuff but homosexuality is apparently forbidden in this school/place
His girlfriend finds this out and joins in(I’m still the bottom, she’s getting eaten out by me while the guy pistons me from the hind)
It’s a quickie so before long the school’s warden and stuff comes in and I have to run
I climb the veneer boards and patched high walls of the room and make it outside as the police comes in to track me down
I can hear the wardens’ voices in my head so I know what they’re trying to do or where they’re at(telepathy?)
I use the web-slinging and my atheticism to get across the villa and back to the ocean
I sling across the villa’s terracotta walls and vine balconies and for some fucking reason I appear female to the onlookers so people think I’m some sort of a fairy-maniac they’re hallucinating
Finally I’m on the ground so I grovel and crawl through the parking lot made of pebbles and the shoreline’s rocks gathering unscathed pretty seashells(mostly clams, mussels, scallops, respective colors gradient of red-orange-pink or green-blue-purple, purple, terra-cotta orange and pink)
Thw warden’s car comes in so I run and dive into the ocean

The dream had a somewhat logical progression but was fragmented with sudden location changes and surreal elements.

Merfolk-Immortal Escape

The dream was intense and filled with a sense of urgency as I was constantly running and hiding.

High intensity with constant chases, escapes, and the threat of being caught.

Despite the fantastical elements like web-slinging and telepathy, the cityscapes and locations felt somewhat grounded.

The dream had clear and detailed imagery, especially the landscapes and cityscapes.

Hope, your dream is incredibly rich in symbolism and adventure, reflecting a deep inner journey. The fact that you are a male merfolk-immortal hybrid signifies a strong sense of duality and unique identity. This hybrid nature could be representing your struggle with multiple aspects of your identity, possibly feeling out of place or pressured by societal norms. The need to die or the belief that you need to die might symbolize a fear of losing your true self or the pressure to conform to others' expectations.

  Your journey across cities and oceans, hiding your identity, illustrates a quest for self-discovery and acceptance. The transition from the Pacific Ocean to the Isle of Scots, and then to Great Britain, suggests a significant journey through different phases of your life, each marked by unique challenges and environments. The fogs, trees, and jagged cliffs might symbolize obstacles and the unclear path ahead of you.

  The ability to sling threads like Spider-man suggests you possess unique skills or talents that help you navigate through various challenges. Your escapades across old cathedrals in Paris, skyscrapers in Singapore, and the futuristic city in Spain highlight a blend of the old and new, possibly representing your connection to the past and the future. The presence of vegetations and the city amid forests might symbolize a need for balance between nature and urban life, or between your personal and professional lives.

  The revelation of your origins in the sea points to a deeper understanding of your true self and roots. Your return to land and disguising as a human again shows your effort to blend in, possibly indicating societal pressures to conform. The school made from a villa by the sea of Andalusia represents a place of learning and growth, but the scarcity of women and the need to hide in the shower space might symbolize feelings of isolation or lack of acceptance.

  Your infatuation with the male and the forbidden homosexual relationship could reflect inner conflicts or desires that are not socially accepted. The presence of his girlfriend and the quickie suggest complications and the need to keep things hidden. The pursuit by the school’s warden and police highlights the constant pressure and surveillance you feel, possibly from authority figures or societal norms.

  Your telepathy and athleticism symbolize your mental and physical agility in navigating challenges. The disguise as a female and the appearance as a fairy-maniac to onlookers might reflect how others perceive you differently from how you see yourself. Finally, the act of gathering pretty seashells on the shoreline and diving into the ocean signifies a return to your true self and a search for beauty and meaning in your journey.

  Overall, Hope, your dream is a vivid tapestry of your struggle for identity, acceptance, and self-discovery amidst societal pressures and personal challenges.

Airport

Forest

Mermaid

Ocean

School

Shower

Tunnel

Dream About Merfolk Immortal Hybrid Fleeing Across Cities And Ports

I was sent to a place where I saw a lot of people in it looked like they were in a mall I later found out it was a prison. I later inherited a scythe that I used to rescue the people from their prison. I came back and told them to grab everyone here and when I come back I would set them all free. They were scared a bit as they told me that the person in charge won’t let that happen. I reaffirmed them that I would take care of him. When I came back, I started by tapping the scythe and a door appeared and I hearded the people into the door to free them the first batch went smoothly but we then ran out of time and I told them that I would be back tomorrow to free more people. When I came back I opened the door and started guideing people into the door when the person in charge tried to stop me. I started fighting him for a while while the other people were escaping thru my door. I defeated him just as time ran out and told everyone that make sure they close all the stores and put down the gates. When I came back they did it and looked like I was almost done just as the person in charge was trying to disguise him self as a prisoner but I figured it out and stopped him as he was trying to escape thru the door. I told him I have a special place for him and as soon as the last person left and I closed the door to get another for the person in charge I woke up

The dream had a mix of coherence, with a well-structured rescue plan but some disjointed elements as well, such as the appearance of the scythe and the ability to create doors.

Rescuing People from a Prison

The dream had a mix of emotions, including determination, fear, and triumph as I rescued the people from the prison.

The dream was highly intense, especially during the fight with the person in charge and the urgency to rescue the people before time ran out.

The dream had a realistic setting at first, but the appearance of a scythe and the ability to create doors added a fantastical element.

The dream was highly vivid, with clear details of the prison, the rescue mission, and the final confrontation with the person in charge.

Door

Dream Of Rescuing People From Prison

I was attempting to free family members that were captured in a prison getting brain washed. The prison was high in the sky and were guarded by ducks that flying around the rectangular prison. No one was able to sneak in and break my family members out prison. The members of my family that were in prison was my Brazilian grandpa and my Brazilian godmother‘s son Saulo. The dream had occurring at night time when I saw my grandpa and Saulo in the dream there in a dark room and didn’t recognize me. My grandpa who had already passed away, looked older and weaker. when he looked at me he didn’t recognize me, which was heartbreaking. I remember looking into his eyes, hugging him and saying I love you. I know you’re there. I love you and I felt he noticed deep inside. The last scene of the dream was a group of four brave toy dolls that were getting ready to free the prisoners inside, but unfortunately, I knew that they weren’t going to make it alive and they somewhat knew that as well. all of them had a red light on the top of their head that would go off as an alarm every certain time. And they would reset it. The dream ended

The dream had a moderately coherent storyline, despite the fantastical elements of a sky prison guarded by ducks.

Rescuing Family from Sky Prison

The dream was emotionally charged, especially when my grandpa didn't recognize me.

The intensity was high due to the urgency of rescuing my family and the presence of the flying guards.

The dream had some realistic elements, like the emotional interaction with my grandpa.

The dream was quite vivid, particularly the scene with the toy dolls preparing for the rescue.

Jantzen, your dream is rich with symbolism and emotional depth, reflecting intricate layers of your subconscious mind. Let's unravel it together. The prison high in the sky guarded by ducks suggests an unattainable or distant challenge. Prisons in dreams often symbolize feelings of confinement or being trapped, and the high elevation could imply that these feelings are lofty or difficult to reach. The ducks, usually calm creatures, acting as guards, might represent unexpected barriers in your life – seemingly benign aspects of your reality that are actually keeping you from achieving your goals.

  Your Brazilian grandpa and godmother's son Saulo being the prisoners indicates that this dream is deeply personal and connected to your heritage and family ties. The fact that your grandpa, who has passed away, appears older and weaker, and does not recognize you, could signify unresolved feelings about his passing or a fear of losing connection with your roots. The heartbreaking moment when he didn't recognize you despite your heartfelt declaration of love suggests a longing for acknowledgment and a deep-seated fear of being forgotten or losing touch with your identity.

  The dark room where your grandpa and Saulo were held hints at feelings of ignorance or a lack of clarity in your life. Darkness in dreams often represents the unknown or unacknowledged parts of ourselves. Your attempt to connect with your grandpa by looking into his eyes and expressing love indicates a strong desire to bridge gaps and maintain emotional bonds despite obstacles.

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I Love You

Night

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Dreaming of being in prison symbolizes feeling trapped, restricted, or limited in some aspect of your life. It may also represent feelings of guilt or shame. This dream may be a reflection of your current situation or a warning to avoid making choices that could lead to negative consequences.

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