David's nightmare (English version)

Dream #1: David's nightmare

Dream: David had the following nightmare after talking to his father for the first time after 12 years: David was asleep on the bed next to me in the middle of the night. He woke up and looked over my shoulder. As he did so. In the light of the hallway near the bathroom, he saw a "grown woman" about 3 feet tall, with long hair and an orca face*, hanging over the top of the door like a koala bear.
*In fantasy writing, orcs are a race of creatures used as soldiers and henchmen by the great and lesser villains of The Silmarillion, The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.

Dream #2: Prince Philip must be cleaned

Dream: A middle-aged, rather puffy-faced helper is caring for a difficult and temperamental elderly woman. She finds it easier when the daughter or another woman is there to talk to the elderly person, which helps her and allows her to get on with her job.

Scene 2: The king - Prince Philip (who has retired, has a tendency to negative humor, a superiority complex) has decided to go for a walk. So the two young men present must simply change their plans and accompany him. One of them is wearing a dark gray suit with wide stripes..... The left shoulder insert is up... I'll smooth it out for him. I'm outside with the helper and say "it's raining...". So the king will need a raincoat! Prince Philip is at the bottom of a slope in a men's clothing store getting a raincoat fitted... It takes hours and in the meantime it's sunny again outside. I say this out loud. We women wait a little further and Kaya comes to join us in her black overcoat (a little younger than she is now)... I lick a large green and white salad spoon. Waiting... Feeling impatient with Prince Philip, Kaya, who stands a little lower than us women, gently says, "some people dominate the actions of others" and I say, "and we let them". Kaya replies, "Yes, because that person was raised that way and has no sense of time," we wait.

Dream #3: Driving a white car

Dream: In my dream, I am with many people, known and unknown. We are outside or maybe on a boat. I see my friend Kara (who seems socially strong and confident, but needs to work on herself more) and other people. Kara is a strong, happy person who confidently interacts with a new person. But she lets them know that she has faced many challenges to become who she is today, such as raising her son Samuel, who has autism. I walk up the steps of a building to call my friend Nadia to see if she is free to join us, but she is busy with her family celebrating a family member's birthday on the second floor. She is with her sisters and parents. I remember seeing cakes, happy faces, laughter as they make preparations.

The next scene I remember is at night, a narrow path, maybe coming out of a parking lot. I see all too many cars taking this path or trying to take it, but I find my way and drive a white car. I have the ability to drive because I drive at the right speed and in the right direction. I woke up being amazed to be driving.

Dream #4: What if the elevator fell?

Dream: I meet 2 of my friends (they don't know each other): Grace (she is learning facial diagnosis and cybernetic therapy) and Macie (a DSSI student, friendly, I feel uncomfortable in her presence) were watching TV in a large room. In this dream, their behaviors were totally different from reality. They were uncomfortable and did not even want to answer my question, when I told them about an incident that had occurred in the downstairs elevator.

I told them my story (I don't know why I had to). They were both with me in the elevator when the problem occurred, and when I asked them, it was as if nothing had happened. Here's the story. I had gone upstairs on the outside elevator and 3 of us had stayed inside. Suddenly, 3 board chairmen came in. The boss was a foreigner, white skinned, and flirted with one of my friends. I felt uncomfortable with their behavior. They said if the elevator fell down it would be fun. I couldn't believe that the chairman of the board could say such a stupid thing. Suddenly the elevator fell. It tumbled into the sea, rolling on the water, and then drifted to shore. I didn't know how I was still alive. I came back to the building and asked one of the three presidents of the board of directors (he was Vietnamese) why. He explained to me that he had been asked to participate in these tests. And that they had intentionally caused this accident to test my reaction. He had experienced it twice.