oh you fragmentary dream
Aug. 6th, 2011 10:53 amI wish I could remember more of you. This was a very involved dream that made me over sleep (well that and I had a nice fullblown panic attack last night. WTF brain?)
It had a modern setting but it was as if we never evolved socially beyond the Rennaissance as far as the roles of women.The main character in the dream (me??) was a young woman of some means and her companion who was a demon bound to her (a hot demon I might add, naturally since apparently it's my subconscious that reads cheesy romances when I'm not looking).
The only part I remember had us getting ready to go to a ball and I was to meet the man that had been arranged for me, a would be husband who I hated. I had been told he was very abusive. The demon was beside himself trying to figure out ways to help me get rid of this dude and protect myself (I got the idea the man had a lot of bodyguards or something). I remember the demon trying to give me a magical item that he pulled out from under what looked like a futon: a railroad spike wrapped in red ribbon.
I gave him a look and said I couldn't possibly carry something that big in my purse on the dance floor. He went over to the fax machine/printer/whatever and got some picture off of it for a spell and tried to rip a plastic Jesus off an equally plastic lacy cross to turn into my weapon and even in the dream I was wondering where in the hell that came from, like I'd ever have that on my wall. I mean if I'm going for tacky Jesus it should at least involve seashells.
Demon boy gave it to me and I put it in my purse which was larger than most carry-on luggage (seriously he could have given me a tent pole wrapped in red ribbon and it would have fit) I gave a princessy sigh and whined I couldn't travel without my retinue and this was just too much. We step out into the hall and a brawl begins which sadly woke me up.
ah brain theatre, is there anything in the world like you?
Also my icon is Ed Gorey's Gashlycrumb Tinies go ahead, check that link out. This was one of my FAVORITE books as a kid. I used to check it out of the grade school library all the time (this should have prehaps worried my parents), this book and Bulfinch's mythology
It had a modern setting but it was as if we never evolved socially beyond the Rennaissance as far as the roles of women.The main character in the dream (me??) was a young woman of some means and her companion who was a demon bound to her (a hot demon I might add, naturally since apparently it's my subconscious that reads cheesy romances when I'm not looking).
The only part I remember had us getting ready to go to a ball and I was to meet the man that had been arranged for me, a would be husband who I hated. I had been told he was very abusive. The demon was beside himself trying to figure out ways to help me get rid of this dude and protect myself (I got the idea the man had a lot of bodyguards or something). I remember the demon trying to give me a magical item that he pulled out from under what looked like a futon: a railroad spike wrapped in red ribbon.
I gave him a look and said I couldn't possibly carry something that big in my purse on the dance floor. He went over to the fax machine/printer/whatever and got some picture off of it for a spell and tried to rip a plastic Jesus off an equally plastic lacy cross to turn into my weapon and even in the dream I was wondering where in the hell that came from, like I'd ever have that on my wall. I mean if I'm going for tacky Jesus it should at least involve seashells.
Demon boy gave it to me and I put it in my purse which was larger than most carry-on luggage (seriously he could have given me a tent pole wrapped in red ribbon and it would have fit) I gave a princessy sigh and whined I couldn't travel without my retinue and this was just too much. We step out into the hall and a brawl begins which sadly woke me up.
ah brain theatre, is there anything in the world like you?
Also my icon is Ed Gorey's Gashlycrumb Tinies go ahead, check that link out. This was one of my FAVORITE books as a kid. I used to check it out of the grade school library all the time (this should have prehaps worried my parents), this book and Bulfinch's mythology