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From the same night:

>An African-American man turned into a blue dragon and flew towards another dragon and perched on something. The blue one talked to the other dragon and the other dragon talked to him. The blue dragon said something about "Thinking higher thoughts" before he laughed then the other, much bigger dragon, ate the blue one. At this point I felt disturbed.

>People, two women aged 18-24 in particular, were slowly turning into monkeys in fear. Something about a strawberry or strawberries comes to mind here. I felt disturbed about this too.

(copied from notepad I wrote on)

Dreamed I was in a medicinal store with two people and saw a medicine container, maybe a box, that said "Don't worry Austin, I made you strong." I think it's from God.

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Note: I think one of the two people was my Father and the other was a man who oversaw this store or at the very least this little section of it.

On one night:

>Reading a book;
>A big bird (not the one from Sesame Street) that could eat other birds.

26 May:

A prayer showed up, but I changed it.

Note: I watched an episode of King of the Hill,"Peggy's Turtle Song", hours before dreaming.

I was in an American car and the driver's side fender fell off, showing what I believe were battery terminals. There were clips on the terminals like from a trickle charger, and one fell off. I was going to put it back on and someone said to not do that, I persisted in saying "It came off from there" and he said "Let the expert do it" or something. I was clutter-brained so I stopped.

Next, I was Emily from the KotH episode I was watching.

I bought video and/or computer games from a building which, IRL, is being torn down. I then went home.

I had a silver dollar or one cent piece from 1926 (Dreams, don't argue if they didn't make a silver penny in that year) and was in an AVGN episode. I was walking towards the garage and the weather was snowy. There were two trucks in the driveway and my 1980s Chevy Caprice, which wasn't being driven in winter. The fence wasn't blocking the alley completely as it wasn't there. A group of guys, 5-8 people, were walking north in the alley as I walked towards the Chevy which didn't look as it does IRL and had anti-ice spray on the sides of it. At this point one of the group decided it would be funny, I guess, to wreck the car and crouch-walked over to the passenger's side door and opened it as I got to the driver's side door and opened it. He then took the car out of park into neutral and steered it towards a tree as I got in the car and I woke up.

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First I dreamed of something deleting someone and I tried to bring her back. I don't think I did in the dream.

Later I dreamed of many baby birds in a jar; some (most of them) were dead and one of them cried out to me and I picked up the jar, went outside and opened the lid. I shook it, some dead ones fell out and others flew off. I then walked to another part of the yard and shook it out there before emptying it including the water at the bottom.

I think the birds represent social anxiety.

Later while awake I saw the same type of jar on the same shelf in the same room of the same house, but it was empty.

Some people (Young men and women) tied an elephant's trunk in a tree limb, Pulled the elephant around the tree and let it go like a slingshot around the tree while it cried out in pain and the abusers were laughing at the abuse they were doing. Later, A woman in her 30s or 40s looked out a window at the abusers and started talking to get their attention. I get the feeling this woman wasn't very nice; she started screaming by the third time she tried and the abusers were nonchalant and ignored her. One of them wearing an orange shirt then sat in acid and burned his rear end, He got up out of the acid and then fell in the acid but I pulled him out and he was alive. Then, he fell in again and was either dead or didn't move and didn't burn (to my perception) but was face-down and floating in the acid.

Consider the phrase "Pink Elephant in the Living Room" or "Looking at an Elephant through a microscope."