Hills, breaking bones and Twilight
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, 01-04-2012 at 11:36 AM (361 Views)
I was chatting with my ex-boyfriend on msn. I could hear Snuff-Slipknot playing in the background.
I told him I really loved him and that I can feel who he is even though my thoughts tell me I'm wrong and judge him.
I teleported next to him. He was sitting in a white plastic chair outside. There were no buildings around us. Just grass and hills. His mom appeared out of nowhere. She asked me if I could help placing chairs on the hills.
I agreed. She also told me they had to face them. The first chair fell back down. I tried again and this time it was stable.
His mom climbed up a hill to get something but she fell on her face. Her nose was broken, maybe even shattered.
I wanted to help but felt powerless and froze. I saw my ex-boyfriend rushing to her.
I appeared in my house. I saw a small folder with Twilight on it. The words were extremely black and easy to read. I actually read a few sentences. The odd thing about it is that nothing changed when I looked at it. The image was really stable. that's very unusual in my dreams.
I saw my brother looking at the tv. It was some kind of show with a girl who shattered her nose. A guy proved it by sticking his finger in her nose and being able to move it around in all directions.
I got irritated because I didn't understand why people enjoy watching something horrible like that.
I ran to the kitchen and immediately returned.
I told my grandma and grampa "if I ever break any bones, I don't want to go to a hospital because they cause ever more damage. I can heal myself"
They were shocked. My grandma said that I don't have a choice when it happens. I responded that I would write a note and keep it with me so if anything would happen, they could see that I didn't want them to 'fix' me.
The scene changed and the dream went to 3rd person perspective. I saw Kirsten Stewart. She dyed her hair blonde and was prom queen.
Her friends were angry because she acted really arrogant. They decided they wanted to teach her a lesson.