I view fragments as remembered parts of dreams with no context. |
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Don't get me wrong, I know what a fragment means, but with my dreams... Most often I only remember parts of a dream, and these parts can be very long parts or short parts. Does it matter how long the part of the dream that you remember is in order for it to be a Dream fragment? Or does a dream fragment have to be a certain length? |
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I view fragments as remembered parts of dreams with no context. |
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Dream Goals:
Water Bend [ ], Fly [/], Create my Own System of Magic Using Wards [ ], Go Beast Mode Using Bow and Arrow [ ], Morph Hand into a Claw [ ], Win a Fight [/], Teleport [X], Summon Swords [ ], Blow S#!t Up with My Mind [ ], Master my Heart Rate to Stop from Waking Myself Up [/], Use a power [X]
If I have no context for the memory, I will call it a fragment. If I know there was more to the dream, but I only remember a small piece of it. Of course, it is up to you to decide for yourself. Dreams rarely have a coherent narrative. They almost never have a definite beginning and end. |
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Basically I call it a fragment if I know there was more but I can't remember it. Like sometimes I'll clearly remember a short part of a dream, and have tantalizing memories of something else happening, but just can't quite pull the memories out and relate them to the fragment I recall clearly. |
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I call a dream a fragment if it was maybe like half of the dream that I had or maybe a significantly small part of the dream. If I can get a good amount of detail and some good length then I will call it a regular dream. But if I can't remember much like maybe a few quotes then I pretty much call it a fragment. |
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My own definition of a "dream fragment" is just a piece of a dream, usually shorter in nature (hence "fragment"). |
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We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.
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Okay, thanks everyone for your help! |
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