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[personal profile] simont Thu 2008-01-10 15:00
Hmm. So what would qualify something as a dream within a dream, by your definition? Would it be sufficient for the outer dream to successfully both save and restore a context around it (so that I dreamed about doing X, then falling asleep, then doing some other thing Y, then "waking up" and continuing to do X where I'd left off)? Or would the inner dream have to have some perceptible quality of dreaminess that the outer one hadn't?
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