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In his dream, Mario finds Elvira standing in Edison's manhole, where she is being held down by the bandaged arms of a mummy. Mario eventually gets Elvira out of the hole, but then has to deal with the mummy when it climbs out.

Mario and Elvira argue on how to get rid of the mummy, but eventually the mummy grabs one of Elvira's arms. Mario grabs her other arm and engages in a game of tug o' war with the Mummy. Mario then notices that one of the mummy's bandages is loose, so he unravels it, revealing that the mummy is actually Luigi.

Luigi wakes Mario up from his nightmare, bringing him back to reality. Mario asks what he's done with Elvira and Luigi says she's right there where she was on TV. The camera cuts to the television screen, which shows Elvira hastily getting back in position on her couch as if she had left somewhere. Mario realizes that he had a nightmare and Luigi then tells him to go bed. As he walks away, Mario notices a bandage hanging from Luigi's pant leg. Mario turns his attention back to Elvira on TV, and she gives him the following message before blowing a kiss: "Goodnight, Mario. And unpleasant dreams!"

In a bid to revive its tourism industry, Egypt in recent years has made many major archaeological discoveries. Archaeologists on Thursday have made what they are terming a "dream discovery." This is a mummy which was lain within a chamber undisturbed for thousands of years.

Thought to be one of the oldest and most complete non-royal corpses ever found in Egypt, the mummy was covered in gold leaf at the time of excavation. The mummy is believed to be the remains of a man named Hekashepes. This mummy was covered in gold leaf and has been sealed inside a sarcophagus (a stone coffin) that had not been opened for 4,300 years.

There were various statues and items of pottery found inside the discovered tombs at the ancient necropolis. The largest of the mummies is believed to be of a man called Khnumdjedef. Khnumdjedef was a priest, inspector and supervisor of nobles. Another mummy belonged to a man called Meri. Meri was a senior palace official who was given the title of "secret keeper". The title allowed him to perform special religious rituals.

The other day, I straight up told him his dreams of being a successful streamer or content creator of any kind were never going to work out the way he thinks they are. He doesn't seem to understand that the hours he's putting in are doing more harm than good. For us and him. He had another tantrum, and promptly told me he wanted a break from the relationship. We aren't talking and now he's doing nothing but the same usual routine. AITA?

The following day Mason finds out that the Bat Medallion disappeared from the royal vault and it's because Brady lost it, but Mason and Mikayla don't know it. When the brothers are asked about it, they both lie and say that they don't know about anything. Mikayla reveals to the kings that if they had lost the medallion they would have strange dreams revealing how to retrieve it.

While Mikayla and Brady are tied to a tree near the Tarantula people, Mikayla reveals to Brady that the bat medallion was able to keep the mummy alive, but to become full powered again the mummy needs Brady's saliva.

I don't usually remember my dreams, and when I do they tend th eb quite straightforward. However, last week I dreamed of vampires, for some reason. The dream was about some guy who got bitten by a vampire and they performed some ritual to turn him into one of them. Don't remember exactly how it went, but ti did involve tying him to a stone altar and branding a dragon symbol on his chest. If I remember correctly Dracula is romanian for "son of dragon" or something like that, so that probably explains the dragon. No idea why I dreamed of vampires in the first place, tho. Nothing I had seen or done in the entire week had anything to do with any vampires.

I remember my only nightmare, when I was a child. It was in three parts. It was about a a green-skinned pointy nosed mummy(think Gannanondorf). The first part was the mummy slowly getting out of his sarcophagus on the slope of a rocky hill, scaring away a little girl but the nearby guy didn't notice until it was too late. And then he was eaten. And in the next scene, same guy, sitting in front of a fire. Mummy comes in, guy stands up, and gets bitten...and bleeds black blood. next part, guy defeats Mummy. And the production values were horrible. And it woke me up.

Someone wanna dig up the old dream thread? I had some good ones in there. Anyways, since (checks) July 31 of this year I've been writing down any interesting dreams I can remember in the morning, and some of them are pretty, well, interesting. Here's one from November 8, just copy-pasted from the dreamlog:

My dreams are usually fantastical and surreal. But my favorite retelling is a mundane dream where I'm having a normal conversation with my boyfriend for ten minutes. I woke up mid-sentence and found out I was still spouting out the sentence from my dream. My boyfriend, still asleep, responded. Turns out we both talk in our sleep and my 'dream conversation' had actually been happening to both of us simultaneously. Freaky.

The strangest thing about my dreams is that usually they're devoid of people, or have very few people around. It's usually me looking around, walking about or trying to get somewhere, interacting with or exploring the landscape or the building.

And why does pregnancy make dreams more vivid? Pregnancy triggers changes in hormones, your sleep pattern and emotions and these have been cited as being the cause of vivid dreams. These changes may influence your anxiety levels as well as on the way your brain processes information and emotions.

Perhaps the best-known mummy in modern history is King Tutankhamun, commonly known as King Tut. His tomb and mummified body were discovered in 1922 by British archaeologist Howard Carter. It was an exhilarating find yet destined to be overshadowed by several unexplained deaths.

Similarly, when Walter comes to her with his idea to invest in the liquor store venture, she condemns the idea and explains that she will not participate in such un-Christian business. Money is only a means to an end for Mama; dreams are more important to her than material wealth, and her dream is to own a house with a garden and yard in which Travis can play.

Dream Eaters (, Dormu t?) are creatures that debuted in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. They reside in the Realm of Sleep and consume dreams, as their name implies.

There are two types of Dream Eaters: benevolent Spirits (, Supiritto?), which feast upon bad dreams, and malevolent Nightmares (, Naitomea?), which plant bad ones.[1] During their Mark of Mastery exam, Sora and Riku recruit Spirit Dream Eaters to help them combat the Nightmares plaguing the Sleeping Worlds.

Nightmare Chirithy proclaims that Nightmares like it exist to show people bad dreams, allowing them to sever connections and live freely, a concept that Chirithy is unable to understand. After a fierce battle with Darklings, Nightmare Chirithy absorbs them and becomes a monster. After being defeated, Nightmare Chirithy fades away.

In a false version of The World That Never Was, Riku comes face-to-face with Ansem, Seeker of Darkness. The Heartless reveals Riku is a Spirit Dream Eater who spent his entire Mark of Mastery exam inside Sora's dreams.[4] Riku battles Ansem, defeats him, and escapes to the real The World That Never Was. He then locates Sora's Meow Wow and uses the power of his Komory Bat to reach the Castle That Never Was. After an encounter with the real Organization XIII and Sora's successful rescue, Riku returns with King Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Lea to the Mysterious Tower. To wake Sora, Riku voluntarily uses the Power of waking and plunges back into his friend's dreams and defeats the Armored Ventus Nightmare. Reawakened, Sora watches as Yen Sid names Riku a Keyblade Master. He returns to the sleeping Traverse Town and reunites with his Spirit Dream Eaters.

Dream Eaters exist in the Realm of Sleep, where they consume the dreams and nightmares of its denizens. Nightmare Dream Eaters outnumber Spirits, which Sora and Riku must create by collecting the necessary recipes and Dream Pieces.

In a forest the thirsty Poliphilo finds a stream that he likens to Indian, Mesopotamian, and Egyptian rivers. Hearing a Doric song, he falls asleep beneath an oak tree, and dreams within the initial dream.

Essays focusing in on two pivotal dreams of Mary Shelley's protagonist, Victor Frankenstein, in her novel Frankenstein, offering various interpretations, found in the book and its many adaptations, including film. Edited by Jerrold E. Hogle, with essays by Anne Williams, Matthew VanWinkle, John Rieder and Marc Redfield.

After this experience it was a long time before I climbed another tree.The mere thought filled me with terror. It was the sweet allurementof the mimosa tree in full bloom that finally overcame my fears. Onebeautiful spring morning when I was alone in the summer-house, reading,I became aware of a wonderful subtle fragrance in the air. I startedup and instinctively stretched out my hands. It seemed as if the spirit of spring had passed through the summer-house. "What is it?" Iasked, and the next minute I recognized the odour of the mimosa blossoms. I felt my way to the end of the garden, knowing that the mimosa tree was near the fence, at the turn of the path. Yes, thereit was, all quivering in the warm sunshine, its blossom-laden branches almost touching the long grass. Was there ever anything so exquisitely beautiful in the world before! Its delicate blossomsshrank from the slightest earthly touch; it seemed as if a tree ofparadise had been transplanted to earth. I made my way through a shower of petals to the great trunk and for one minute stood irresolute; then, putting my foot in the broad space between the forkedbranches, I pulled myself up into the tree. I had some difficultyin holding on, for the branches were very large and the bark hurt my hands. But I had a delicious sense that I was doing something unusualand wonderful, so I kept on climbing higher and higher, until I reacheda little seat which somebody had built there so long ago that it hadgrown part of the tree itself. I sat there for a long, long time, feeling like a fairy on a rosy cloud. After that I spent many happyhours in my tree of paradise, thinking fair thoughts and dreaming bright dreams. be457b7860