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Mar. 21st, 2012 10:33 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
matt_doyleIntense dreams last night. Most of them seemed to be about The Hunger Games in some way, or at least about totalitarian dystopias in which the actress playing Katniss Everdeen lived. In one of them, she was angling for a government career to get inside information on a series of bombings and also an influx of larger-than-natural predatory animals in the area.
In another, more surreal iteration of the dream, the world and everything in it proved to be figments in the imagination of five or six people, and saying the right words at the right time would collapse parts of the world back into their minds, leaving a blank, white glowing space where the world used to be, and several confused and irate duplicates of the same person wandering around in place of whatever random passerby had been there. It was necessary, although deeply distressing, to destroy the world and reduce it to its component authors, although I don't know why. The implication was, there was no real world, and when this process was finished it would just be this group of people chilling in an empty universe until they starved.
Anyway. Headache making it difficult to think.
In another, more surreal iteration of the dream, the world and everything in it proved to be figments in the imagination of five or six people, and saying the right words at the right time would collapse parts of the world back into their minds, leaving a blank, white glowing space where the world used to be, and several confused and irate duplicates of the same person wandering around in place of whatever random passerby had been there. It was necessary, although deeply distressing, to destroy the world and reduce it to its component authors, although I don't know why. The implication was, there was no real world, and when this process was finished it would just be this group of people chilling in an empty universe until they starved.
Anyway. Headache making it difficult to think.
