mind as Freud claimed. Consequently, some weird or confusing scene may happen in the dream, which we cannot explain just from the visualization we have but from the underlying feeling we might not notice at all. Take myself as an example, during my high pressured time when the college entrance exam was near the corner, horrible nightmares such as being chased along a road by many a living death often ruin my sweet bed time. Moreover, sometimes dreams will directly present in the real world, that is, sleeping walking.
Sleepwalking cases generally consist of simple, repeated behaviors, and there are occasionally reports of people performing complex acts while asleep. My younger brother is one of the "sleepwalkers." Through the period we shared a room sleeping in a steel bunk bed, it was common that I went to bed after my brother because I had to study late. Accordingly, it was quite frequent for me to hear a lot of strange incomprehensible word coming out of his dream. At first, I would be frighten if his burst out murmur from nowhere in a loud noise at a silent midnight but time after time he talked to Morpheus I got used to it. However, one day my brother sit up on his bed and called my name. At my desk studying as I noticed his call so I turned around and looked up to the upper deck of the bunk bed. I thought he was awake due to his opened eyes.
"... Why did you @%^!*& ...?" he said a scattered sentence that I can barely understand what he meant.
"Are you aw...?" I was confused so I asked him if he was awake or not, but he didn't even let me finish my question and fell asleep again.
"What the..." with a huge question mark on my head I continued to burn my midnight oil.
This experience was not the oddest one.
Another day when I just closed the light and lay on my bed, he "waked up" with many creak noise and climbed down the steel stairs. The most creepy of all is that he began to turn on lights from our bedroom to the living room. So bright all the places were that my sleepy eyes almost got blinded and then he returned to our room standing by his desk straightly. I could tell that he was sleeping walking through his not fully opened eyes so I hurried him to get back to sleep. Surprisingly, he did exactly what I ordered. Although I was reluctant to leave my cozy bed, I still moved my tired feet to turned those lights accidentally opened.
I remember one time he climbed down along with his quilt which was held tightly on two of the corner in his hands. He just stood by his desk and nothing else happened.
"Seriously? Here it is again!"I mumbled to myself.
Then I guided him to get back to sleep, and meanwhile I tried to come up with a reasonable explanation to his abnormal act but in vain.
Sometimes if I open my eyes in the midnight, I will see his eyes staring at me. No lights opened in our bed time so all I could see is a pair of shinny but scary eyes. Every time was I terrified to nearly cause a heart attack.
With no doubt that he couldn't remember anything at all when I blamed him in the morning. Only sentences like "really?","that's cool!","I don't know." I would receive.
It sometimes a kind of fun but on the other hand, I don't know what strange or crazy things would happen to freak me out eventually.
There is a series of interesting
games about sleeping walking.
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In the game, the player has to help
the sleepwalker to get home safely
just like what I've done to help my
brother to get back to sleep. lol