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Jan 04, 2011 19:10

It seems implied that our dreams hold fragments of our true selves- that it's something we're meant to attempt to decipher in order to better understand who we were and perhaps still are. I wonder if we deviate or change from that person, but more than that, how much relevance is the dream generally believed to have in reality?

-Sighted

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-bell (hatake kakashi), -gene-1 (lyle dylandy), -king (portgas d. ace), -stellaris (anew returner), -composer (joshua kiryu)

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lingeringlegacy January 5 2011, 02:32:22 UTC
Assessing relevance asks for a comparison between dream and reality. Rather difficult when we only have limited access to both, isn't it?

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chainofhatred January 5 2011, 05:50:19 UTC
Not strictly speaking- it's just a general question inquiring to general belief of the relevance of that dream, not a direct comparison of the two.

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lingeringlegacy January 5 2011, 06:38:12 UTC
The general belief is that they have elements of our life before, yes. I think the assumption is based on finding matching details when we later get some of our memory back, or when we trade stories with inexplicably familiar people. It was then that we say "we are likely to be from the same world".

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chainofhatred January 5 2011, 07:09:13 UTC
Interesting that it isn't the immediate assumption, but I suppose with our own memories in question, it's not surprising we gravitate towards what is familiar.

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lingeringlegacy January 5 2011, 07:20:58 UTC
That was my reasoning, actually. It is also possible that for some other people it is an immediate assumption.

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chainofhatred January 5 2011, 07:39:50 UTC
True enough. It must not be terribly unfamiliar given the association with familiarity seems to have caught on rather solidly.

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lingeringlegacy January 5 2011, 07:50:15 UTC
It isn't. But there are times when I second-guess and wonder if familiarity is not just a placebo effect of your wanting to remember something badly.

In the end, it depends on what you choose to believe.

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chainofhatred January 5 2011, 07:52:50 UTC
It seems that way...

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lingeringlegacy January 5 2011, 07:59:25 UTC
Just a curiosity: Does your dream make you want to remember, or to forget?

Please ignore if it isn't something you wish to share.

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chainofhatred January 5 2011, 08:02:41 UTC
It.... leaves me with a lot of questions. Overall it seemed unpleasant, but the curiosity remains prominent over any wish to ignore it.

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lingeringlegacy January 5 2011, 08:06:02 UTC
I see.

Should you decide to pursue that curiosity, good luck.

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chainofhatred January 5 2011, 08:08:15 UTC
It's an inevitable pursuit, I face the same questions every morning I see a mirror. It's beginning to irritate.

But thank you.

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lingeringlegacy January 5 2011, 08:13:35 UTC
Are you a friend of Gai and Bell?

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chainofhatred January 5 2011, 08:16:33 UTC
You mean Youth? ...Or, rather, I can't see that name so I assume that's the reference...

At any rate, I don't know Bell much, though I've spoken with him a few times. I've visited Youth and am more familiar with him to an extent- a person from 'home' we suspect to know each other there.

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lingeringlegacy January 5 2011, 08:22:17 UTC
[Ah... so he can't read Gai's name. This is like her and Lockon before.]

Yes, Gai also goes by Youth. Maybe you've been told this before, but when you can't hear or read someone's name it is taken as sign that you know that person before.

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chainofhatred January 5 2011, 08:24:52 UTC
Yes, that seems to be the case.

Are you also familiar with them, then?

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