| There was a
school out in the hills of, what looked like,
England. The building structure had the
appearance of a castle... the outside was made up
of huge grey stone bricks. I, along with two
other friends, were trying to get into this
school to expose their... um... learning methods.
Basically, the faculty would enchant each new
student and brainwash them into mindless
zombies... and then release them into the world.
There was a reason they did this that I can't now
remember. The school was having some sort of
small assembly for new students on the grass
against the side of the castle. There were chairs
set out in two rows and some people were going to
speak... welcome the students, etc. My friends
and I were sitting to the side in the front row
and, behind us, sat a couple faculty... one may
have been a department dean because he gave off
the feeling of being in charge.
Sometime during all this, we turned around in
our chairs and started talking with them. I told
them straight up that I knew what they did... and
that I was going to stop them. The dean smirked
and said that I'd just be the first to undergo
the process. I smirked back at him and paused
before speaking, "I have something to show
you."
I took my right hand and put it over his
forehead. I don't know what I did or what he saw,
but he stiffened in my grip and looked at me in
shock as I removed my hand. He said, "Well
then, we'll have to move on to plan two for
you." I smiled and then we all turned back
in our seats.
The friend next to me smiled and whispered
that step one was complete. I agreed. It was all
a part of our plan to frighten them into their
"plan two" because I probably wouldn't
be able to stand up against full force of the
faculty's enchantment process. "Plan
two" was, simply, that they would kill me.
The dream skipped and I was now enrolled in
the school. The castle's insides, however, had
morphed into more of a high-society hotel.
My friends and I were wearing the school
uniforms... black slacks is all I remember, but
there was some sort of dark jacket/cloak as well.
Most importantly were the shoes. Part of the
school uniform was to wear black dress-shoes...
but we wore regular sneakers... in fact, I was
wearing a pair of black sneakers I replaced over
Christmas break. The reason I say the shoes were
important was because, if you did not have black
dress-shoes, it was a sign to everyone that you
were to be killed.
There was a man who was to kill me and he
chased me throughout the hotel. I ran into an
elevator and shut the doors before he could
follow. He watched which way it was going, and
hopped into the other elevator himself. I hit
stop before I went anywhere, ran out, and up the
stairs. There was more chasing through hallways
and meeting rooms... a lot of people pointing the
guy in the right direction when they saw I didn't
have the correct footwear. At one point, I was
cornered at the end of a hallway. There were
three rooms, all empty... nowhere to go. I ran
into one as the guy rounded the corner and
realized he had me. He walked slowly to let me
fully realize my situation. I ran to the window
and slid it open, the screen was bent, so I
forced it out just enough for me to squeeze
through and out onto the ledge. I was up quite a
few stories, but I grabbed the edge of the ledge
and lowered myself down onto the edge of one of
the large stone bricks. I started climbing down
the side of the castle and was soon out of sight
of the window. Safe.
The dream jumped here again and I was running
with my friends. About this time, my faceless guy
friend had morphed into my brother. We had found
two pairs of ill-fitting shoes for my faceless
girl friend and myself and my brother was
barefoot.
This old guy, who looked like the dean, was
helping us escape. I'm not completely sure it was
the dean, but he WAS one of the faculty. We made
it outside and we hid in his van. Inside, he had
five packages. We opened them, but only found
glass baking dishes. The guy who had swiped them
from a moving van had, obviously, swiped the
wrong packages. The guy did, however, have a pair
of black dress-shoes for my brother. For a brief
while, as he put them on, he was about 10 years
old. I was worried for him.
I relaced my shoes up tighter as the guy drove
us somewhere else on campus.
...and I woke up.
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