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Game 027 [Voice] - Remind Me Before I Forget it All

Jul 26, 2010 13:26

[ It's early in the morning when the audio clicks on, just about the time when the earliest risers will be waking up. Joshua isn't going to be going to bed any time soon, though, so he'll be responding well into the day. ]

Call me curious. What do you dream of?

[ His tone of voice is level, more bored than curious with just a hint of weariness. ]

serious question for once, 『kohaku』, gonna have to get used to not sleeping, it's funny what you miss, 『mama a』, 『lady morgana』, not telling people things, #voice, 『gelda nebilim』, hate this form, 『smoker』, 『neku sakuraba』, 『haru(k/h)i suzumiya』, 『derek bliss』

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[Voice] fonon_professor July 26 2010, 22:07:30 UTC

All sorts of things. My home, the people I've met, both recent and distant experiences... Sometimes, I even dream about things as mundane as what I had for dinner the other day.

[Voice] neverplaysfair July 27 2010, 02:57:27 UTC

Do you enjoy them?

[Voice] fonon_professor July 27 2010, 09:05:30 UTC

Most of the time, yes. Bear in mind, once the dream becomes a nightmare, it isn't enjoyable in the least.

[Voice] neverplaysfair July 27 2010, 09:20:53 UTC

But you can dream of a nightmare, can't you?

[Voice] fonon_professor July 27 2010, 09:29:24 UTC

Ah, now there's a conundrum. I suppose it all depends on the dream's point of view. It's safe to say I wouldn't enjoy a dream of myself having a nightmare, though.

[Voice] neverplaysfair July 27 2010, 09:50:00 UTC

They're nightmares for a reason, after all.

You have nightmares, too, then?

[Voice] fonon_professor July 27 2010, 14:43:38 UTC

Of course. Are they not so common in your world?

[Voice] neverplaysfair July 28 2010, 01:36:06 UTC

No, they are. I just know some people who can never remember if they've had any nightmares.

[Voice] fonon_professor July 28 2010, 13:05:02 UTC

Remembering the content of nightmares is usually difficult to do. Though, the same can be said about normal dreams.

[Voice] neverplaysfair July 29 2010, 02:06:00 UTC

Or maybe they just don't want to remember.

[Voice] fonon_professor July 29 2010, 21:16:24 UTC

That's very possible.

[Voice] neverplaysfair July 30 2010, 01:08:52 UTC

Why do you think dreams are so much easier to forget than normal memories?

[Voice] fonon_professor July 30 2010, 09:53:50 UTC

It has to do with one's consciousness, I believe. Normal memories are experiences you consciously witness, while dreams are said to be the consciousness' way of processing those experiences.

[Voice] neverplaysfair August 1 2010, 15:42:45 UTC

Ah, a scientific explanation. Why process those experiences at all?

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