| The gender of the participant, Male or Female |
Female |
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| The age of the participant, in years. |
15 |
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| Current grade in school, asked of participants in the Children's Dreams Survey 2011. |
ninth grade |
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| School location, asked of participants in the Children's Dreams Survey 2011. |
Small town or rural area |
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| School type, asked of participants in the Children's Dreams Survey 2011. |
Public school |
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| Race/ethnicity question asked of participants in Children's Dreams Survey 2011. |
Asian or Pacific Islander |
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| Text of most memorable dream reports from participants in the Memorable Dreams Survey 2011 and other sources. Exact question used in the Memorable Dreams Survey 2011: We are interested in hearing the story of an especially memorable dream you had, from any time in your life. Please try to recall as many details as possible, including the setting, characters, colors, actions, and any feelings or thoughts you had in the dream. |
One of the dreams I had that stood out the most to me was one I was not present in. Instead I was viewing as an omniscient entity. I had this dream at the age of 14 and I really enjoyed it. I won't detail it too much because the small facts won't be as important so I will just give the best summary I can. It was about a battle between two godly beings. One of them represented justice and Earth while the other was a celestial being who wanted to take over the universe. The justice godly being actually seemed like a normal boy and he had a girlfriend and other friends to cheer him on in the battle for universal domination. The celestial being worked with a living doll and because her owner was losing the battle she wanted to help him win somehow. The gods' powers were represented by how big and pretty their wings were and because the doll loved her owner very much (and he was more than just a master to her) she sacrificed her life to give life power to her master. Her life power was so huge that it increased her master's wings span (and prettiness) so much it was off the charts! He never noticed her sacrifice until he looked over to where she last stood. |
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