Weird Harry Potter Dreams, vivid, lucid? Help?

I'm a Harry Potter fan. I've grown up reading some of the books and watched all the movies. Here's the deal. Every time I have a Harry Potter related dream. I am at some different class rooms in Hogwarts. I'm talking to some dream character students there and some times the dream character professors get mad at me and tell me, Your not welcomed here, Leave and never come back. And other sentences like that. And every time they tell me I'm not welcomed, I always wake up, Seriously. I really don't get what the hell is going on with this picture. I mean, Every Harry Potter related dream I have looks really realistic, It's like really vivid, etc. Real life style. It's like I'm really there. It's like I don't have control over dreams related to this one. It's really freaky. I don't know whats up here. Every Harry Potter related dream I have. It always turns out to kick me out and wake me up. Does anyone know what's going on with this picture? I'm not trying to sound like I'm crazy. But has anyone else ever had experience with this type of stuff?

Also every time I become lucid. The dream characters approach me and tell me to get out and I wake up. I would appreciate if anyone would have time to reply to this post, Thank you.

I am so jealous of you. I've always wanted to have a harry potter dream. Here's my advice. If you know you're lucid, whip out your want and shout "expelliarmus!" and take on all of hogwarts in an epic wizard duel. (see stabilizing your dream first though)

If it happens again just beat them up... Don't let them take control of your lucid dream. Next time that happens summon the elder wand and shoot "Avadakadavera" (or how ever you spell it.) at them.

Hey, Skarr.

Instead of fighting or running from dream characters. Try talking to 'em. Demand to speak with Dumbledore and see what's up.

I think Requiem has the right idea. During the day, focus on the desire of asking the characters WHY they are trying to shut you out. You may become lucid and are able to ask it, but you also might find yourself asking it in a non-lucid dream (either is fine, as long as you get an answer, right?).

Good luck!

(Also, moving to Lucid Experiences, since this is about a specific set of dreams in question, and not specifically about lucidity).

Tell them its YOUR dream and you will do what you want