 Originally Posted by Hallucinogenic
Well I was somewhat detatched from the dream, just observing what was happening..
But i felt what the characters in my dream were feeling..
The brother was pleased through the whole dream, only at the end getting nervous when his sister discovered what was happening
The sister first felt devotion to her brother and love for her son, then emptyness and anger
Through the dream i didnt actually see the son so i didnt have a glimps of his feelings
But when waking up i had a disturbed feeling that carried on throughout the day..
Thanks. Normally a "movie dream", where we're detached, implies that we're watching life pass us by. And the way we're empathising with the characters gives us clues about our self.
The sister seems to be some kind of motherly character, loyal and devoted until events put an end to that. Sounds like a fairly stereotypical character as portrayed in the media or in movies.
The brother seems to lead a dual life, a trusted brother and yet a psychopath. Again, something familiar about the character from our popular culture.
Interesting that they're brother and sister, kind of making sure that nothing sexual was likely to be going on.
A house, so it if often claimed, can be a metaphor for our self. So pushing walls would suggest to me some kind of looking beyond what we would normally see about our self. Taking this further, was the "sister" part of you shocked by what she discovered about the "brother" part of you? Be assured, I'm not suggesting you're a psychopath!!! But I think we harbour fantasies about who we might be, and whilst contemplating murder may be too much for many of us, that doesn't stop our dreams (which don't have these defenses) going there, albeit in a detached way in your case.
You say you felt disturbed after the dream. Could this be that you feel you might be capable of murder like that and perhaps guilty that you have already done it (if only in dream)?
Or perhaps it was the blood under the floor which disturbed you. Could this perhaps touch your own experiences of blood? It has just occured to me that there could be an alternative, biological, explanation here.
I'm also intrigued about the brother/sister thing. Wondering if the disturbed feeling is connected to their (implied incestuous?) relationship somehow, or perhaps the brother's jealousy of her?
Does any of that resonnate?
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