TheElusiveHobo

May 30th, 2012

I can only recall a few seconds of this one. I'm in the entrance to my local Best Buy, with a casual friend whose identity I can't remember (seems similar to a friend from university), and I'm looking at an ad that seems to shift between a poster on the wall and a flyer in my hand. The ad for this one product takes up my entire field of vision for my entire memory of the dream. It's for a DVD of the first 8 episodes of 'Legend of Korra', an animated show I've been enjoying in my waking life. The ink of the image of the cover is out of alignment, and I think to myself, "Is this a bootleg?" It features the protagonist, Korra, waterbending stylishly on a blue background, offset by subtle red borders in the surrounding text. The rest of the ad is in the Best Buy colors of bright yellow, with a mellow, deep blue mixed in. I'm always looking up at the image, and it seems to be perpendicular to the ground, even when I seem to be holding it. I'm standing in the right side of a sharply diagonal entrance to the store. It's the middle of the day, and I'm there with some kind of purpose. I'm on my way out, friend in tow, either having accomplished my task with minimal effort, or having failed to no real consequence.