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expiationnet2025-02-05 11:58 pm
erschlagen) wrote in expiationnet2025-02-05 11:58 pm
01. What Do Dreams Serve (video)
[Rosen was originally intending to avoid discussing his experiences visiting other people's dreams. That was until he began to reflect on some of the dreams he experienced and their underlying meaning. This explains why, for the first time in quite some time. Rosen is back on the big screen, appearing a little less cheerful and aggressive than before.
That's why he appears on video within the hustle and bustle of some fancy cafe. He's dressed in a seemingly tailored dark blue suit, minus the shirt, with his long white hair combed back and out of his eyes.]
Dreams are fickle, aren't they? Whether good or bad, the dreams we have are significantly more essential than we know. They reveal the truth about ourselves, frequently admonishing our fears while celebrating our victories.
Each dream you have is significant, whether you recognize it or not.
So...
[He pauses for a brief moment, clearly struggling to find the right words to say.]
I suppose what I'm trying to say is that you should think hard about your dreams and try to figure out what you fear or love about yourself. Dreams have a lot of importance, and some of you should sit down and consider what they mean to you.
That's why he appears on video within the hustle and bustle of some fancy cafe. He's dressed in a seemingly tailored dark blue suit, minus the shirt, with his long white hair combed back and out of his eyes.]
Dreams are fickle, aren't they? Whether good or bad, the dreams we have are significantly more essential than we know. They reveal the truth about ourselves, frequently admonishing our fears while celebrating our victories.
Each dream you have is significant, whether you recognize it or not.
So...
[He pauses for a brief moment, clearly struggling to find the right words to say.]
I suppose what I'm trying to say is that you should think hard about your dreams and try to figure out what you fear or love about yourself. Dreams have a lot of importance, and some of you should sit down and consider what they mean to you.
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I'm sure.
The nature of worlds are fluid. There are many out there that may seem "terrible" to others, but only natural to the people there.
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[He can't help but shrug a little.]
However, I would not want to explore a planet devoid of anything magical. That sounds boring.
Horribly so. But don't they "dream" as well? That means their dreams may still include identical symbolism.
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It does not mean arcane magic lingers in their mind or harkens portents of the future.
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It doesn't mean that magic doesn't exist in the imaginations of others. Instead than assuming that certain worlds are devoid of magic, what if the magic is merely hidden from view?
Perhaps magic takes on another form in worlds that are supposed to be free of it.
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Both of them hold water. There are many worlds out there. Why must they be linked?