1) Do you remember your dreams?
Most of the time, yes. Some of them are pretty mundane though, like I have dreams about going to the grocery store or walking down a street. Nothing to write about, ya know?
2) Do you dream in color or black and white?
It depends on the dream. For the most part, most of my dreams are in color.
3) What is the scariest dream you have had?
I can’t recall because I tend to forget my scary dreams once I’m awake. The feeling from the dreams, though, linger.
4) What is the weirdest dream you have had?
(I had this dream way before I found out about the Afghani women being force to wear burquas. Also, this whole dream was: a) in black and white with the exception of one thing, b) in French, c) set on a foreign planet that was desert like (sort of like Egypt), and d) set in an era that’s reminiscent of the 1940s. Oh, and I wasn’t in it.)
A young girl (probably in her early 20s) gets married to an older man (probably in his mid-to-late 50s) and lives with him and his sister and brother in their mansion. The brother and sister dislike the young girl because if their brother dies without an heir, they get his money. So they scheme to get rid of her without actually killing her. Well, the young girl gets pregnant but the sister and brother convince the older man that his young wife cheated on him so he casts her out of the house. Pregnant and destitute, she wanders around the desert planet for about 6 months and then a virus starts sweeping through the city that originates with women and children. I should stop to mention that the native women of this planet wore bright blue burquas. Anyways, the men of the city get it into their minds that the best way to stop the spread of the virus is to eliminate anyone with the virus, so they put the women and children with the virus on a merry go round type contraption and then the men spin the women and children around, set them on fire and let the women and children burn alive. Well, the young pregnant girl gets the virus and the dream ends with her on the spinning wheel, being burned alive.
5) Have you ever had a dream come true?
No.