Freud was right.
April, 14th, in the afternoon, our host family
took us to a prawn fishing near Pruggle, a countryside-like place with small hills and greenery.
In the past-midnight,
I was surrounded by white houses scattered on the green-covered hillside. Of course
this happened in the dream.
In my dream, the weather was quite pleasant. Sunshine met rain, clouds floated in azure. No sound could
be heard, not even the wind. However, the ordinary peaceful scene was just a
background of a suffocating slaughter. Giant invisible pillars, stabbing throughout the
heaven and earth, could kill anyone without any implications. The only things left
were countless inane holes on the ground with frothy edges. Some people stabbed just disappeared with no blood. The others ran around in panic.
Freud was right. This crazy dream
could mean nothing if it just came to my mind at any other time. But it
represented something after the prawn.
It rained softly
from the afternoon till the evening. On the way to the spawn fishing, we passed
a street of greenery with various plants. The fishing process was like no
other. We had not spawned before so during the first half we were just waiting
for the spawns to bite the bait and the efforts were in vain. Later we found
out we were supposed to hook them initiatively as soon as they open their
mouth. Things started to become cruel, especially after I removed the hook on
the top of the fishing pole so that we could control the pole freely. The prawns
bounced in the water curling up their body swiftly in panics, trying to avoid
the sharp hooks.
The bloody scene
had not arrived yet. After we caught some “captured booty”, it was time to have a
barbecue. The first job was to skewer the spawns (please allow me to remind
you) which were still alive with sticks. One of the girls, having graduated
from medicine school, demonstrated for us. she took the struggling spawn under
the running water to wash it and slightly unfold its body, sticking a skewer
from the point below its head, though its translucent body, to its tale. What was
even more nauseating was that its claws were waving all the time.
I was truly scared
but I insisted to help, though I have no idea where the bravery came or whether
it just came from curiosity. After handling two “alive and kicking” poor things
which sprang out of my “evil talons”, I was assisted by another brave man who
held the spawn for me to sentence them to death with my “wooden sword”.
Eventually, everyone
had a satisfactory meal. But I was cursed by the dead spawns which landed their
grudge against me in my dream, driving my people all around like I did to them
in the pool, stabbing my people with pillars like I stabbed them with sticks, leaving
holes in my world like I did in their bodies, neatly, quietly, bloodlessly.
I do not think I am guilty of what I did. But my subconscious seemed to have opposite opinions.
May those cuties forgive my sin, even though we had eaten them.
I do not undersatnd, why "Freud was right"?what did he do?
ReplyDeletein Freud's book , he mentioned one's dream is influenced by his own experience and emotion. Moreover, different people, dreaming of one same object, should have different interpretations of it.
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