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just like totally hunched over with its head in its hands like just like really sad and it's wearing these long sort of flowing black robes with this big black hood so i can't see a face and it's just like totally like head in its lap in its hands like sad and like you can it's a dream but you can sort of like feel things and dream sometimes

And it was this super tangible, just foggy, sad, heavy feeling. The best way I can describe its posture and the feeling was that it was sort of ashamed. And it was really sad and just depressed and it wouldn't look at me. And it didn't want to do what it was about to do. And then there's this huge crash. And I wake up. I'm in my bed. I look at the clock. It's 12.33 a.m.

And it was this super tangible, just foggy, sad, heavy feeling. The best way I can describe its posture and the feeling was that it was sort of ashamed. And it was really sad and just depressed and it wouldn't look at me. And it didn't want to do what it was about to do. And then there's this huge crash. And I wake up. I'm in my bed. I look at the clock. It's 12.33 a.m.

And it was this super tangible, just foggy, sad, heavy feeling. The best way I can describe its posture and the feeling was that it was sort of ashamed. And it was really sad and just depressed and it wouldn't look at me. And it didn't want to do what it was about to do. And then there's this huge crash. And I wake up. I'm in my bed. I look at the clock. It's 12.33 a.m.

And I just kind of quickly thought, like, oh, that was kind of like the Grim Reaper. That was sort of weird. He was in a nursing home, but we had no reason to think that he was dying. I didn't really think about him dying. It was sort of something that... I assumed would happen much further into the future. Go back to bed, forget about the dream in the morning.

And I just kind of quickly thought, like, oh, that was kind of like the Grim Reaper. That was sort of weird. He was in a nursing home, but we had no reason to think that he was dying. I didn't really think about him dying. It was sort of something that... I assumed would happen much further into the future. Go back to bed, forget about the dream in the morning.

And I just kind of quickly thought, like, oh, that was kind of like the Grim Reaper. That was sort of weird. He was in a nursing home, but we had no reason to think that he was dying. I didn't really think about him dying. It was sort of something that... I assumed would happen much further into the future. Go back to bed, forget about the dream in the morning.

I had an English exam the next day, so I woke up, went to my high school, wrote the exam, came home early, and my mom's sort of waiting by the door when I get home, and she goes, the nursing home just called, and your grandpa died, and they're not sure what time it was. but it was sometime in the middle of the night. And I just sort of immediately remembered the dream.

I had an English exam the next day, so I woke up, went to my high school, wrote the exam, came home early, and my mom's sort of waiting by the door when I get home, and she goes, the nursing home just called, and your grandpa died, and they're not sure what time it was. but it was sometime in the middle of the night. And I just sort of immediately remembered the dream.

I had an English exam the next day, so I woke up, went to my high school, wrote the exam, came home early, and my mom's sort of waiting by the door when I get home, and she goes, the nursing home just called, and your grandpa died, and they're not sure what time it was. but it was sometime in the middle of the night. And I just sort of immediately remembered the dream.

And I was like, oh my God, pretty sure it was 1233. And then she called my dad who was at work. She didn't say anything about the dream. And he doesn't really sleep. So he was like downstairs in the middle of the night watching TV. And he was like, I was watching TV last night and this bowl flew off the shelf at 1233 and just smashed on the floor.

And I was like, oh my God, pretty sure it was 1233. And then she called my dad who was at work. She didn't say anything about the dream. And he doesn't really sleep. So he was like downstairs in the middle of the night watching TV. And he was like, I was watching TV last night and this bowl flew off the shelf at 1233 and just smashed on the floor.

And I was like, oh my God, pretty sure it was 1233. And then she called my dad who was at work. She didn't say anything about the dream. And he doesn't really sleep. So he was like downstairs in the middle of the night watching TV. And he was like, I was watching TV last night and this bowl flew off the shelf at 1233 and just smashed on the floor.

So that's the sound that had woken me up from this dream, which is just like another weirdness to it. And then we'd ask the nursing home in the end if he had ever moved rooms and he had actually never moved rooms unbeknownst to us. So the nurse in the dream was right.

So that's the sound that had woken me up from this dream, which is just like another weirdness to it. And then we'd ask the nursing home in the end if he had ever moved rooms and he had actually never moved rooms unbeknownst to us. So the nurse in the dream was right.

So that's the sound that had woken me up from this dream, which is just like another weirdness to it. And then we'd ask the nursing home in the end if he had ever moved rooms and he had actually never moved rooms unbeknownst to us. So the nurse in the dream was right.

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