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I thought the diologue in your spoiler was amazing, you seem similar to me in the way that you like using unusual names for your characters
Just one point:
Is Elephant Rock a place? I am kinda confused :\
But anyway, will be watching out for your next inserts of this amazing piece of writing!
Thanks for the comments guys ^^ I knew this piece was a little out of place. I'm not sure if it fits in, so I think I'll either alter the plot, or rework this. It is kind of strange introducing characters from another place all of a sudden, so maybe, since it's a dream, it'll be more... mysterious and just flashes of images?
-Shina
Hey Shina!
I remember reading the other parts of Dream Catcher, and this was very good.
However, I have a few major problems with this piece.
The Flow
I don't really like the way that this part was written. She did that, He did this. I would try to create a varied sentence structure based on the comments above.
The Action
I don't really know why you put this part separate from the rest of the story. This could be good with the rest of the story warped around it, but it's pretty dull by itself. Just a conversation. Not really much happens, and were excepted to bond and understand characters we don't really know.
Also, the dialogue is a little dreary to read through, and again, I suggest that you look at the comments before me.
Great story. It just needs work.
You said this was supposed to have a nightmare-y feeling to it, but the mood seemed to me to be one of hot, hazy summer days. I don't know a thing about Aryan, but in the dialogue some of the slang he uses is American, a bit out of place in India. I'm not sure if this isn't one of the symptoms of the dreamlike feeling you were going for, but Sona seems extremely accepting and unsurprised about Aryan's powers.