If you want answers, communicate directly with the subconscious. Here's something interesting to try in your next lucid dream:
When you find that you're lucid, say that when you turn around you will see a person that represents your subconscious, then turn around.
Have a conversation with this person. Maybe it'll be quite interesting. Try asking him/her some questions that you may know the answer to already, and see if you get an accurate response. The difference is you're not using manual effort to come up with the answer, it's instead being automatically computed by the subconscious.
If a dream character is giving you the wrong, comedic, or sarcastic answers to simple questions, then it's probably not who you'd want to talk to if you're trying to communicate directly with your subconscious. I suggest making a point to summon a character that represents your subconscious.
We're looking for the character that can give accurate answers. These questions are used to determine if you're speaking to the correct character (or, the "know it all"–subconscious represented by the greater being).
So, once the questions are out of the way and you know you're talking the correct character, then you move on to the actual purpose for all this: To give direct orders to your subconscious. Maybe you could tell this person that you want to become lucid every time you dream, or that you want to have better recall from now on, and such. Also have the person confirm all these orders by repeating them, to make sure they're “burned” in memory. Don’t forget to thank him/her for his/her cooperation.
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