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The old man must have escaped through the Shadow Ways (portals?), but I have what I need. I walk down the hallway and find an exact copy of the room I just left. I think about searching it, but decide that the phenomenon is entirely normal, since this is a dream.

I really hate those moments.

What a frustrating ending.

To never know what could have been: a disappointing occurrence, indeed.

Still, I think it's more frustrating when you remember something dreadfully important, but the details are lost to you. Like a universal equation to everything you find written in the sand. . .

My best friend says if I ever remember it and write it down, he'll kill me and take the credit. =P

Why are there so many DCs dumb enough to attack the dreamer? I mean, really, you'd think they'd catch on after awhile.

Maybe that's why the prison didn't have any security. They had it figured out.

"Look at these people," ... "Amazing how sheep'll show up for the slaughter..."

"No one condemning, you lined up lemmings you lead to the slaughter!"

The guard shuffles away and I stand up, moving silently in the shadows. The locked door to my cell swings open of its own accord, and I walk, unnoticed, right out of the building.

Some prison they got there. But I guess if they can't even afford metal handcuffs, actual security personnel would probably break the bank.

A woman attacks me out of nowhere. By all rights, I shouldn't be able to move in the small hallway I've wedged myself into. I won't consider myself trapped, though. I lash out, grabbing the woman by the jaw and the back of her head, and I twist.

Why are there so many DCs dumb enough to attack the dreamer? I mean, really, you'd think they'd catch on after awhile.

That was super exciting. Especially the part with the gossip.

Also:

Funny thing. A couple days ago, I couldn't find the can opener. Now, I have a swiss army knife with a can opener, so I reached into my pocket to find it. I knew that it wasn't in my pocket, but I figured I could will it there.

Wait.

I reality checked and realized that I was awake.

I approve.

Splinters, slivers.

Huh. That is odd.

Slivers? I don't know what you are typing about.

Edit: I googled "sliver" and I guess you mean the cuts.

Its funny. I've got cuts on my palms from work. Same as the dream.

You sissy. You a sissy bitch.

Uh...sorry. Just some trash talk before our battle to fuel the fires of hate and anger that I will use against you.

You're adorable, Requiem, really. How are those slivers, by the way?

Any reason why recall seems to be unusually bad?

Lack of sleep, probably. That and my sleep schedule's all messed up, so I have no idea when REM's supposed to kick in.

You sissy. You a sissy bitch.

Uh...sorry. Just some trash talk before our battle to fuel the fires of hate and anger that I will use against you.

Any reason why recall seems to be unusually bad?

I want to say I recall a river under a starry night sky, but reading that probably created the image for me. =/

Definitely don't remember any arches.

Yes, complete with yellow-white stone arches and (possibly) a clear blue river running through it.

The only real dream I have a vague memory of was talking to Castiel, who seemed a bit stressed out. A few flashes of wandering around a sandy-coloured city.

It wouldn't have happened to be a city with actual sand would it?

I wrote it out quick. The part where we lost whatshername was pretty emotional.

But mostly I'm just tired of the sf2 tag topping my tag cloud.

ETA: You're right, though. It doesn't really match up to my other 5's.

sf5?

I wasn't all that scared reading the entry.

This is like an epic Star Wars/X-Men/Supernatural (did I miss anything?) crossover.

Originally Posted by Serenity

Rawr! I liked that

That line is so much fun.

Originally Posted by Hazel

I haven't seen all of season four, but I think I like your version better.

I thought it was hilarious that the angels (excluding Castiel) got more and more unsympathetic every episode. I wasn't a big fan of their Lucifer, though.

Season 5 was a lot of fun. The Trickster comes back.

Originally Posted by Serenity

I do the same when I actually think to bother writing dialogue out. I don't usually remember it either, just the gist of it. So I improvise

Originally Posted by Hazel

I do that a lot, too. (Although, there are some parts that I remember specifically word-for-word what was said.)

I think dialogue is a lot easier to read than big blocks of text. I'm also working on that "show, don't tell" technique they always tell you about. So while the "I don't die" thing is word for word, most of the conversations would be pretty vague otherwise.

Someone in the meta section was complaining about people who write out novel-like dreams with clear story structure and are obviously lying. It hit a nerve, I guess.

I thought I'd just been watching too much White Collar.

"I don't die, as a rule."

Great rule.

I go steal chocolate bars from another section of the warehouse.

Also, I've somehow rewritten Season 4 of Supernatural subconsciously. So yeah.

I haven't seen all of season four, but I think I like your version better.

I make up most of my dialogue. I don't remember the exact wording, so I improvise. I am a vile, evil attention-monger, I tell you.

I do that a lot, too. (Although, there are some parts that I remember specifically word-for-word what was said.) I read somewhere that making parts up can actually help with your recall.

Cool. A pint sized, single serving DJ entry just for me.

I've really got to get caught up on your last few entries, bro. I will. I will...

But Neal Caffrey? Really? You are Canadian, right? That makes you Dudley Do Right in my book.