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[rocksthecourt]

Fräulein Skye,

I hope you didn't have terrible nightmares again last night. Are you feeling alright today?

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[scientist_skye]

I'm feeling much better today, thank you. :)

Although my roommate had a different kind of nightmare last night. Do you know anything about the different kinds f dreams people have here?

[rocksthecourt]

Good to hear.

I've heard all kinds of stories from people who've had a bad night's sleep here. Some remarkably similar to one another. What happened in her case?

[scientist_skye]

She dreamt that she was guarding a hallway and attacking people who refused to turn around and leave her area. Have you heard anything like that before?

[rocksthecourt]

Ohh, guarding a hallway. That's interesting. Actually, I have heard of something similar, yes. Some people have mentioned dreams where they've attacked others, even hurting their friends without recognizing them. It seems to be a fairly common dream.

From what I've noticed, it sounds like most people don't actually think the dream strange until after they've woken up. They probably don't realize what's even going on until they think about it later. This is the first time I heard someone remembers guarding something, though.

I hope she wasn't scared too badly by it.

[scientist_skye]

That's all very good to know, thank you.

She was really shaken this morning, but I hope she's feeling better now. She's a strong person, so I'm sure she'll be all right.