The Green-eyed Women Dream

I’m a young man in the dream at a location with other people. There’s nobody from ‘real life’ present. This location could be work, a camp, or school. I’m not certain. One woman, not too much older than me, and very cheerful, is in charge. We’re working on some assignment but again, I don’t know the gathering’s intentions.

The initial scene does end with this: the female leader tells the group, “Michael can help with your submission because Michael has experience.” I’m nodding and agreeing, ready and eager to help others.

An instant crowd forms around me. I ask for patience and order and begin talking to people. One young man gives me his submission. Spiderman is on a sheet of paper battling some villain. When Spiderman wins, he tears a hole in the paper and leaves.

I’m amazed that someone was able to do this on a sheet of ordinary paper. I begin to tell the young submitter, “They will love this because they like this kind of unusual creativity – “ but he turns and hurries off, disappearing into the crowd.

I pause, astonished, amazed that he didn’t wait for feedback. Then I go on, helping others.

I’m approached by two of my classmates. Females, fair skinned, each has green eyes. One is blonde, the other brunette. Their eyes aren’t the same green, though: one is like a polished emerald and the other is a pale jade. Their eyes entrance me. Taking my arm on either side of me, they stroll with me, flirting. I’m flattered by their attention.

Taking my leave of them, I rush back and help others with their submissions, making suggestion, correcting grammar, little things. I finish and move to a go attend another scheduled assignment.

A woman joins me as I leave. She has short brown hair, is fair-skinned, and has green eyes. She takes my arm and invites me to walk with her.

I accept but I’m suspicious and ask her, “Why do you want to walk with me?”

Putting an arm around me, she replies, “Because I like you.” Then she smiles, kisses my cheek, and walks away.

I awaken feeling very pleased and reassured.

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