Dreams between 2:45am and 9:30pm on November 4th, 2009

Dream #1:

In this dream, I discovered that Leo only married Jan as a front to catch her being a bad mother to Julia so that she could be taken away. Leo fell in love with Jan, however, and decided to defect from the Child Service Agency (why it is child service, I have no idea - Julia was an adult in the dream). When I called him out on being a phony, he revealed that he began working for the Child Service Agency again, two years ago, and that he was ready to call them in on Jan for being an unfit mother. We were all shocked about this, especially given that Jan certainly isn't an unfit mother. The dream ended with us all angry with Leo.

Dream #2:

There was a bomb in a building that I was trying to disarm. I ended up not disarming it, but it must have been a dud because I don't remember an explosion.

Dream #3:

I was a hitman-in-training. My mentor was an older man, bald, with a greying mustache. Our hideout was in an old warehouse. The details of the hideout interior are indescribably fuzzy.

At some point, we ended up killing a couple of guys and it took a very long time to dispose of the bodies. My mentor ended up leaving me to fend for myself against two targets. I ended up disabling them, but I did not want to kill them. I was too remorseful and began to feel sick to my stomach at the thought of killing them. I told them that I wasn't killing them because it would take too long to dispose of their bodies, but that I could not let them go because they would tell everyone about our hideout. I think they ended up joining us, but I don't remember.

The mentor came back and we started to talk about the Maltese Falcon. He was very happy that I had read this book, and began to show me these stone mannequins that he had created. As I was drifting in and out of sleep after my alarm clock went off, in the dream we were going to bring them to life with a device called a life tap. The mentor's life tap looked like a chisel, whereas mine looked like a cheese cutter with electricity instead of a metal wire. My mentor was thrilled to see this different device bring his mannequin to life. The mannequin moved in a disturbing fashion, like a marrionette.