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[perditionraiser]

For those of you who can sleep, what do you dream about?

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[escapedpandora]

...Can't you sleep?

[perditionraiser]

Only three times since coming here.

[escapedpandora]

[There's a short silence, and he looks bewildered.]

Only three times? But... you've been here a while, right? I thought everyone needed to sleep.

[perditionraiser]

I do not usually require it.

[escapedpandora]

That's lucky. You'd be able to get more done.

...And dreams aren't that great.

[perditionraiser]

Yes. It makes us very efficient.

Alois spoke as if they were.

[escapedpandora]

They're not. Great, that is. Or even good most of the time. Mostly just Not Fun.

[perditionraiser]

I see. I feel ... disappointed.

[escapedpandora]

Don't feel disappointed-- you could... I don't know, feel better for not having to suffer through them?

[perditionraiser]

You're right. They're unnecessary, but the description I was given made me curious.

[escapedpandora]

Well, it's just a lot of anxieties, I guess. Even the nice ones aren't really nice when you wake up in the morning. It just seems like more temptations if it's a good dream. Because then you have to wake up from them in the morning.

[perditionraiser]

I see. That wasn't how it was described to me at all.

[escapedpandora]

How were dreams described to you, then? I figured it's mostly different for everyone.

[perditionraiser]

Different for everyone. But Alois said that people generally like dreaming.

[escapedpandora]

Maybe. Maybe it's just me, then. I don't think dreaming is any fun. It'd be easier without it.

[perditionraiser]

The other people who have replied to me agree with you. I'm starting to doubt him.