The Dream Recorder
by Chloe Sismour
My childhood was filled with dream catchers. Each night I checked to make sure my dream catcher was in proper, working order: there had to be just enough space to let the good dreams in and keep the bad dreams out – a delicate balance necessary to work my very handy tool.
My catcher worked almost every night, and I often found little bad dreams stuck in my net – evil blue-green blobs caught on the corners. I heaved big sighs of relief, assured that my maintenance was time well spent. But as I looked at those nightmares, I wondered what they held. For that matter, I wondered where all of my other dreams had gone, and why I could never remember them all.
This machine, built to satisfy my inner child, records and replays dreams.
Instructions:
Open your head and plop in the camera.
Take collected dreams (small, brightly colored balls usually tucked away somewhere near the back of your skull) and drop one-by-one between the reels.
Collect recorded dreams and store somewhere very safe.
To replay: simply run dreams through the machine once more and watch as the dreams are replayed before your eyes!
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