>>6184
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No it's not a miscommunication, although dreams are indeed prone to that. No, it's just that she has so little idea of what happens in her dreams, the fact I can write down two, three pages worth of notes "that go on, and on" is something she can't relate to, and she can't follow all the twists and turns because of course, they don't make sense in the waking world.

To me, the shorter entries make less sense. Here's an example:
"
Zombies, on a train. My character showed serious inconsistencies in his perception/story. Old mechanic-friend was there (dead when I dreamed this, IIRC) but he was more dangerous than useful.
Bar scene was "gritty" -- also, blue. Looked like something out of "wolf's rain" (note: only seen clips, no whole episodes)
That scene only once, but the train sequence reran three times, each one sliding a bit further towards a story of an insane person slaughtering a trainful of healthy people.
It was never clear what actually happened.
"