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applesaucedream2013-05-02 04:23 am
[open to all] Room full of people in your head
The rift has gotten bored, and has decided it's time to bring people together for another dream party.
This time, when you find yourself within the dream, you'll be somewhere familiar. Perhaps somewhere you feel safe or at home, some place you miss, or were particularly happy at some point in your life. It might not be the same place every time you come back here, though.
There will also be a door where there didn't use to be one, even if there's no wall to surround it. If you go through this door, you will find yourself in endless simple corridor, lined with unmarked doors. And if you go through them, you'll pay a visit to someone else's room.
[There will monthly Dreaming party post like this. Same procedure as last time. Non-members welcome to tag in!]
This time, when you find yourself within the dream, you'll be somewhere familiar. Perhaps somewhere you feel safe or at home, some place you miss, or were particularly happy at some point in your life. It might not be the same place every time you come back here, though.
There will also be a door where there didn't use to be one, even if there's no wall to surround it. If you go through this door, you will find yourself in endless simple corridor, lined with unmarked doors. And if you go through them, you'll pay a visit to someone else's room.
[There will monthly Dreaming party post like this. Same procedure as last time. Non-members welcome to tag in!]

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Only a moment later does he startle and twist to stare over the back of the couch, his expression one of terrific confusion. "What?" he asks. It's a good catch-all question. Before any of the three can answer, though, he sniffs in a sharp, deep breath and looks around the room with new comprehension. "Oh! Oh, that explains it. We're dreaming, aren't we?"
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Daine's distracted enough by the movie that she doesn't even note the fact that they're in space. Crossing over to the couch, she plops herself down beside Andrew and pulls Kitten up onto her lap. "What's this?" she asks, nodding at the television.
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He tenses in embarrassment at Gabriel's answer, and quickly clarifies, "That was also in a dream."
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"I haven't seen any Disney, yet, but folk keep saying I should." It's fair strange to see animals talking like two-leggers, though, and her brow furrows as the hyenas make their appearance. She's not sure she likes the way they're coming across. From the cubs' perspective, it's fair enough - a predator would seem 'bad' to them. But where's their pride? They can't've wandered off on purpose and still expect not to come to harm.
"They hyenas I've met didn't sound anything like that," she says, frown deepening. She probably shouldn't expect folk who can't talk to animals to get it right, but it's still galling.
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"They're the villains," he explains. "More or less. Simba's uncle -- you know, I could start this over. Or show it to you when we're awake."
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Daine sinks back into the couch with a dubious frown at the television. She might not be so irked if the hyenas from the Carthaki menagerie hadn't helped her hunt down Emperor Ozorne, but still. Painting any species as a villain is just ridiculous.
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Kitten huffs out a breath and sprawls onto her back between Daine and Andrew, her eyes glued to the screen even as she begs for a belly rub. "Are there any that are actually about animals?" Daine asks, looking up at Andrew as she gently tickles the dragon's scales.
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He gives Daine an earnest sort of look. "It's a story about rabbits."
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"Watership Down?" she repeats, unable to make any sense of the title. Rabbits, in her experience, have little to do with water or ships. "Is it like Redwall?" she asks, brow furrowed.
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Andrew's question flusters her a little; she hadn't meant to upset him. "It's not - there's nothing wrong with it. But it's a bit like this." She gestures pointedly towards the television. "The animals are just two-leggers, wearing clothes and using weapons and cooking and such."
Kitten squirms a little, alerting Daine to the fact that her hand had stilled. Biting back a sigh, she resumes tickling the dragon's belly.
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He pauses for a moment, watching the movie. "The place probably didn't start off as Watership. Language changes. Might have been 'worship down' or something, originally."
He shrugs and shifts his glance down to look at the little dragon, and reaches his hand out to mimick Daine's movements. He really hasn't learned his lesson yet.
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Kitten had her eyes shut, but she opens them when she feels someone besides Daine touching her. When she sees that it's Gabriel and not Andrew, her scales flash scarlet. She darts her head forward like a snake and sinks her sharp, silver teeth into Gabriel's hand.
"Kitten!" Daine gasps, and the dragon releases her hold with an angry screech. The girl grabs the dragon around the middle and holds her at arm's length to keep her from going after Gabriel again, then looks over her shoulder with wide eyes. "Sorry! Are you okay?"
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"Sorry," he says, turning his attention back to his companions, looking to make sure Gabriel and Kitten remain separated -- and that the dragon's not about to bite him as well. "Sorry."
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She could add that Kitten probably would have showed more restraint if Daine hadn't been irked with Gabriel as well, but given that Gabriel's in the room and all, she doesn't. Kitten lets out a pointed chk! from her perch on Daine's knee. It doesn't have any impact on their surroundings, but it probably gets the dragon's point across.
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