Thread: The best questions to ask DCs

My DC's think that Ralph Nader would make a great president.

Wonder where they got that one from.

"What's it like being a DC?" I think I'll ask that sometime...

Ask them where they go when you're awake.
Ask them where you go when you're awake!

Originally Posted by Abra

Ask them where they go when you're awake.
Ask them where you go when you're awake!

From a few experiences i have read dream characters say they stay in the dream world all the time, to them it is their reality. I read a really good one a while back, i will try to find it.

ask them if they think your sexy and if they say no, slap them and ask again.

I also like to ask DCs for help in my dreams, and how to improve my LDs.

It is also fun to ask them random stuff, like what they do at work, where they live, what music they like. Or what they last ate.

The best thing to ask a DC is something you dont know.

Originally Posted by mylucidworld

From a few experiences i have read dream characters say they stay in the dream world all the time, to them it is their reality. I read a really good one a while back, i will try to find it.

That is what mine said when I asked a couple. Here is a brief excerpt from my dream journal:

I'm sitting on the edge of my brother's bed, talking to 2 DC's who are sitting on the other side of the bed, leaning their backs against the wall; a white guy and a white girl, both roughly my age. I ask them, "So what's it like to be a dream character? Just a figment of somebody's imagination?" The girl gets kind of offended at this. She gives me a "look" and says, "We're not just 'figments of somebody's imagination.'" They go on to explain how they have a consistent dream world/community set up. Every time that I go to sleep I visit their world, and when I'm awake they still exist, I'm just absent from their world until the next time I dream. The DC's have complex relationships with each other, jargon that I'm not familar with, the works; according to them, it's like a parallel universe. I ask them if it's the same world that everyone goes to when they dream. They don't really understand my question so I rephrase it. "Let's say that I have a dream in which I meet a dream character named Bob. Then let's say that a friend of mine has a dream in which he meets a dream character named Fred. Would Bob be able to meet Fred in the dream world?" They look at each other. "Eh... I don't know about that..." they reply. Basically, 'no.' I mention that it must suck that they can never leave the dream world. They say it isn't so bad.

Here's another interesting excerpt about when I asked a DC where we were at:

I walk into the master bedroom and begin talking to this kid who appears to be about 13. I ask him what town I'm in and he says, "Kildeano" (kill-dee-AWN-oh). Never heard of it, I think, probably doesn't exist. I ask him where that is, and he says Florida. He takes out a map of Florida to show me where it is. The map is a relief map, the kind that shows elevation. On the map, there appears to be a lone massive peak in the middle of Florida, and that's exactly where he points to Kildeano being located. "Looks like we're right on top of a huge mountain or something," I say. He nods and says that the town was at the top of a volcano. He says the volcano had erupted a few times, but that "it wasn't going to explode" (I didn't realize that was an issue, lol). I get the idea to write some of this stuff down, as I think it'll make it easier to remember when I wake up. I ask him how to spell Kildeano. He recites a seemingly random string of letters, numbers, and apparently some made-up symbols. It was like, "A, 1, G, F, 9, Dye, S..." or something like that. It made no sense whatsoever, but I tried to write it down anyway. I didn't know how to write down the "dye" character, so I just spelled out "dye." I ask him his name, and he says it's Travis, so I write that down.

Ask them for the lottery, play the lottery the day before, and see if the daily unused parts of your brain can calculate it!