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    Of Distant Lands and Homely Fiction

    Ready to step into a plane of uncertainty, bliss, horror and amusement?

    My dreams tend to consist of simpler, yet complex ideals. Often times I may find myself on an island or in an amusement park, perhaps with my own mother, or a dragon. Other times I'm right at home, in a dark room with a man wearing a rabbit mask holding a hose while speaking French. There is no predictions when it comes to these dreams, much like many other dreams, though if I might be so inclined to say mine are of a more fantastical, silky flavor.

    Feel free to predict the unpredictable, expect the unexpected, and leave reality at the doorstep into a mansion of strange fortunes.

    1. -The Gifts and the Horrors-

      by , 03-25-2013 at 04:06 AM (Of Distant Lands and Homely Fiction)
      Part I: The Gifts

      I was at my dad's small apartment, laying on my bed for some reason, and my father came in with a huge box, wrapped in plain blue paper. From there, he laid it next to me, saying "Here you go, son. I'm giving you this because I'm proud of ya." and I quickly opened the large present.

      Inside was a rather old-looking computer, save for the fact that it was the color purple and had a transparent covering to it. He said it was something called "The Chat Messenger" or something. It did two things that I know of--chat and watch movies. I did the first thing, chatting nonsense with others before turning on the movie.

      It was a horror flick, which is how the next part begins.

      Part II: The Horrors

      I was in this movie for some reason. Much like me real self, I was tall, white and of medium attraction, though I had long blonde hair instead of my short brown hair that I actually have. I was with a group of friends at this vacation spot, each one I didn't recognize very well and all seemed like jerks. It was four guys, including myself, and two girls, one that seemed to have the hots for me. That, or we were just really close friends. We flirted like couples, though passed it off as friendly chit chat. She's the only one I remember interacting with in the dream, a blonde-headed tan girl with big cheeks and a cute face, always wearing a white t-shirt with a rather large bust.

      One night, in our hotel room that we all stayed in, I recommended we go try the haunted house across the way, and we looked at it through the window. Lighting and rain poured over it, and nothing else. Skeletons came out of the windows and went back in. It was certainly haunted.

      The next morning we went into an elevator, the group of us waiting to get to the haunted house. Through this time, someone was chatting something that I wasn't listening to, arms crossed. My elbow was nudged into one of the blonde chick's breasts, and she looked at me with a sarcastically amused grin, pulling my elbow away and mouthing "Sorry!" so not to interrupt the guy talking. We both seemed rather calm about it, her chuckling a bit afterwards.

      We eventually got to the house, stepping inside and going into one of the rooms. It was like an apartment; fair sized and old-looking, clothes and other knick-knacks scattered along the floor. The group was searching around, making jokes about who was the most scared, though out of a closet came a pale-skinned zombie boy dressed like a cowboy, crawling and almost biting on to one of my friends' legs. Someone came up and began smashing his head with his foot, soon the only thing that was left was a battered mesh of red and white. I covered up the body with a chair, though another zombie came in and shot one of my friends, then grabbed another and took them into the floor. One came out of the TV and took another one, and then one grabbed my leg. I didn't feel anything at first, though the longer it went on, the more painful it got. I started screaming, and then I woke up.

      Notes:

      My dad would never be this nice.
      The pain on my leg was quite intense and felt very real.
      Apart from the pain, I wasn't very scared at all.

      Interpretation:

      I'm scared of people, or something.