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The Men in the Gray Suits

that_taco_guy

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The other night, I had a nightmare.

It wasn't something I normally have. Dreams are rare.

Funny thing was... is that this wasn't an nightmare when it started. I was being dragged along(literally) by someone(or something?) in the woods. It was daytime, and I felt the earth move below me. It was fun. I liked it. I remember smiling and feeling happy. Then... we reached a house. We made it to the second floor somehow, the details are fuzzy on how. I think we jumped through a window?

Either way, downstairs, there were a bunch of people in the same attire.

No... not a bunch of people.

The same person; Black tie, gray-ish suit, dark brown bowler hat.

They were my nightmare.

They essentially were the opposite of The Weeping Angels from Doctor Who. When they are seen, they exist. When they are not, they don't. Meaning they only come at you when you see them. When your eyes are closed, they remain stationary. You only see them attacking you. Their eyes are like that of a dead person. Pale color, you know what I'm talking about. Their mouths, like the Weeping Angels; Fangs.

They suck out your soul.

I... I think they killed me.

All I remember is waking up... terrified.

I have never been as scared of opening my eyes as I have that morning. It was like 3:30 AM.

It's the only recent dream I can remember.

It doesn't haunt me or make me scared of anything, but the thought always lingers.

Them.

Goodnight, friends.

{ Cross-post from my blog. }
 

lacar1601

Well-Known Member
Has anyone noticed that the first thing you think about your dream, while you're in your dream, becomes the dream itself. It's like a constant two-way feedback system.
Taco dreams about creepy men. They remind him of Weeping Angels. They become like Weeping Angels!
Also, are there some Freudian subconscious desire cues to be determined from this? Those are always humorously perverted.
 

MotorKat

Well-Known Member
I usually pay attention to my dreams if they were notable enough to remember, because a lot of what it contains is something your subconscious is trying to inform you. Or a warning for any fan-hitting shit that may come your way :confused:

then again, if your subconscious loves to troll your conscious mind, its hard to say :confused:
 

Keyblade474

Well-Known Member
Basically, the Silence with the faces of Weeping Angels wearing bowler hats. The Silence don't stop existing, but it's the same concept.
 

zachshadey

Active Member
kinda sounds like the opposite of the nurses off silent hill, they come at you when your eyes are closed and not when they are open
 
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