[She's been pushing buttons and has finally figured out the video function. Hooray! Now she's glaring at the screen.] Well, I’ll be jaundiced. I guess all that wasn’t a dream. [Long, awkward pause.] Name’s Jane. I'm apparently a warden here. [Another long, awkward pause until she gets annoyed at herself and talks a little faster.] Look, I know
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The coma phenomenon is something that we've all become disturbingly blasé over, and is something you ought to know about. Occasionally perfectly healthy people here will simply fall into unconsciousness-a deep heavy sleep from which they might wake after a matter of days or weeks. Rarely does anyone seem to be the worse for it and the infirmary staff is quite accustomed to handling it, but it can be alarming at first.
Actually, it never stops being at least a little alarming to me.
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What happens to them while they're sleeping?
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If I dreamed very much when it happened to me, I don't recall.
I will say that you can look forward to your memories getting messed about at least once before too long. If not by the floods, then by someone else's mischief.
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