Scary Dream I had

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OK, so last night I had the WEIRDEST dream ever! I have no idea what it means though. Me and my friend Edel were mad at My other friend Jenny, because she was flirting with my ex and she knows I like him, But at this point I hadn't even told her I was annoyed which makes the dream weirder, so this is the dream:

It showed me screaming at her in the streets, while she is on her knees crying. I said "You've just lost the only good friend you had left because of what you did. How does it feel to be all alone?!" I was with Darren (whom me and jenny are friends with, he's one of my best friends) and it showed him staring at her in disgust, I said to him "Don't talk to her." And I walked away with him.

Part Two Of My Dream:

It then changed to me sitting in a funeral parlour. I was staring at the coffin with tears running down my face. All my friends were there, and my family. Jenny was there too. Then as I was staring out the window this scary old lady passed, she was giving me an icy look. It kind of scared me!

Part Three of my Dream:

It changed to me and somebody else (a friend of mine) walking around in the dark in a town I was not familiar with. A black carriage pulled up, and the same old lady got out. The driver was wearing a black cape, like the Grim Reaper, but I didn't see his face. The lady said "Is it the 5th day?" In a weird tone, that creeped me out. I didn't know what she was talking about. The 5th day?! And then the person I was with disappeared, and time froze. Everybody that was around was frozen and there were only a few around anyways. They just stopped, everybody except me, the old lady and the driver. I ran, but then the same black carriage drove towards me at rapid pace, so I ran in the other direction. But then a glass bottle flung at me from God knows where. The lady said "You can dodge all you want, you're still going to die." I ran again but no matter where I went the black carriage followed. She appeared right in front of me and said "You will still die, one way or another." I remember hearing a voice at the back of my mind telling me that if I didn't die by incident, I would commit suicide. So either way I was dead.


So I have been looking for hints at what the 5th day is, and who could have been in the coffin I was staring at in part 2. The 5th day? Of What? Like, 5 more days till I die? either way, this dream has got to have meaning, it was not just a regular dream. I literally woke up shaking. In the end of the dream I dropped cold dead to the dark road. My face was white, like vampire white.


PLEASE GIVE ME FEEDBACK!!!!!! I am seriously creeped out.

Thanks!
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Sometimes in dreams we play out scenes which we probably surpress in life, they tend to have little meaning if they closely resemble things going on around you.

In dreams death or funeral means birth, and birth means death. So you crying at this death means someone is going to have a baby, or maybe metaphorically recieve new life or an awesome experience.

Old ladies tend to be good omens too. They usually mean good help, and in the case of the funeral, maybe she's a midwife.

The fifth day; in dreams, time is kind of shrunk, so five days is some passing of time which is actually much, much longer than five days.

You're running, which always means there's something you're running away from or avoiding in real life, and by the fact that everything else is frozen, I'm guessing you've not told anyone about it.

And remember, death in dreams never means death in life. Maybe there's some responsibility you're running away from, but by accepting it you'll change or learn something awesomely new, or provide you with a great opportunity.
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